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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
6
A fragment warns painters that turpentine harms kidneys and liver, causing burning, weakness, and back pain. The text urges painters to seek kidney treatment as a preventive measure, highlighting the occupational health hazard of solvent exposure.
Mr J Evanson a Toronto painter reports excruciating back pain from a kidney stone. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills, he gained relief, urination improved, and overall health better, with the brick dust deposit gone and no further smarting.
An advertisement claims Hart To Eat and Burdock Blood Bitters relieve stomach pain nausea and dyspepsia. It cites Miss Maggie Splade of Dalhousie New Brunswick reporting relief after two bottles and renewed appetite without discomfort.
A Washington despatch reports Rev Dr Talmage preaching on Exodus 32 20. He denounces the worship of gold and material idols in finance and possessions. The sermon contrasts the fragile wealth of this world with the enduring God of Jesus Christ and urges readers to abandon the golden calf for spiritual faith.
A dramatic poem recounts a steadfast knight and a vanished beloved, the lover's stubborn fate, and the mournful refrain of willow and welladay. The speaker reflects on wandering from society, fading from sight, and the enduring hope amid loss as bards echo about love's trials.
Jenkins, a bright young lawyer, tries a failed quick collection venture in his office with Stack and Harkins. After a week of hard, moneyless effort, he collapses the scheme, loses enthusiasm, and admits he may need a steadier path or new job. The eminent Mr Lord deems him lacking in grit.
A group of workmen spent the day in a public house while a clever wife left a gift for them. She brought a dinner dish but the plates were found empty when the men opened the bundles. A note explained that she and the children would dine at home.
G G Smith undertaker advertises telegraph and telephone orders. Coffins caskets robes and crape funeral requisites in stock. D Dolmage is manager at Stroud Show Room and Work Shop Collier Street Barrio.
A condensed miscellany notes scarlet fever at Baptist College Woodstock Andrew Carnegie offers 100000 for a Winnipeg library McGill University receives 150000 from Sir William Macdonald Jessie Dow donates 60000 Ontario deer slaughter after snowstorm London investors plan 5 million for beet sugar $225000 pledged toward a 500000 London venture Great Britain news includes Pauncefote in Privy Council Sheffield steel in US White Star fuel changes Cook estate value 1600000 Victoria funeral costs 35000 budget deficit 54000000 Vickers-Maxim to build submarines for navy Royal acknowledgments for Queen Victoria death McKinley to California April 30 remodel of Brooklyn Bridge proposed
Advertisement claims Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup heals lungs and bronchial tubes, cures lingering coughs, and stops consumption when others fail. Morpeth Ontario resident W P Cann testifies it saved his life and praises its effectiveness for severe colds and throat troubles.
A round of alarming items includes miners frozen to death at Cape Nome Alaska a devastating fire in Cloverport Kentucky leaving over a thousand homeless salaries for Cook County Illinois judges and state attorney rising to 12000 a year control of the Baltimore and Ohio by the Pennsylvania Railway and other notable notes such as a Michigan oleomargarine ban postal receipts rise, a Miles City bank cashier missing with 40000 short, Carnegie philanthropy, Hackensack Meadows land for docks and plants, Diaz said insane, Russian student revolt, Turkish cruelties in Macedonia, a Rio doctor claims yellow fever cure, European sleeping car system reorganizations, and Italy’s Queen Helena promising gifts to the day’s newborns.
An old advertisement proclaims Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy. It claims instant relief for teething pain, plus cures for diarrhea, stomach and bowels issues, wind colic, gum inflammation, and a general tonic effect. Bottles priced at 25 cents, sold by druggists worldwide.
The 1860 visit of the Prince of Wales to Philadelphia sees him lift the Liberty Bell from a dirt heap and place it in Independence Hall. He views Revolutionary portraits, visits a garret where the bell once rested beneath debris, and declares the bell a supreme relic comparable to Magna Carta.
This fragmentary note references Miles and Compr i to in a condensed context, implying a historic or scholarly linkage. The readable text hints at an academic or biographical connection without clear events, dates, or locations to confirm a specific incident or outcome.
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