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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
6
Fragmentary Winnipeg column references a druggist and pharmacist claims about curing illness. The readable text mentions Bay Roth, Leones shacks, and GEO. B. ROGERS with notes about pills and cures, but contains many garbled words and incomplete phrases.
Fragmented readable names and ages show a school report list with figures from teens to early 70s. The text mentions Murphy, Dobson, MacDonald, Bratt, Carson, and Heaney Goate among others, along with references to classes and volumes in a cramped OCR page. The tone resembles a historical school or community bulletin with scattered names and numbers.
The article outlines Father Fortin’s semi astatic claim that Native Americans descend from northern Asia, citing folklore similarities with Southern Siberian tribes. It discusses a major migration trend across the Bering Strait, joint evidence from traditions, and the notion that Japanese origins reflect a vigorous, expanding civilization.
A historical note discusses British Columbia fruit production, noting the province may grow many kinds of fruit but certain crops may be less profitable. It highlights market supply, new routes, and the need to balance orchard expansion with other farming, dairying, and stock-raising to prevent overreliance on a single commodity.
The article discusses Ontario's wettest and driest months, quoting monthly averages from January to December with totals around 31.87 inches. It notes April and September anomalies, the impact of spring rainfall on soil saturation, and remarks on drainage campaigns and related farmer applications.
A transcribed letter to mothers describes a child named Suggly who was pale pale and thin and ill yet regained vigor after a combined medical treatment using venous blood and herbs. The writer cites a successful recovery attributed to medicines and care from local women in the vicinity.
The Canada railway chiefs forecast a tough year with large capital needs. They project about 250000 tons and over 8 million dollars in expenditures for beet season. orders for cars and locomotives to be delivered by 1915 total 30 million, with much spending in Canada. Major works include the double track expansion and locomotive and car plants at Ogden near Calgary, affecting employment nationwide.
The bulletin notes maple products remain a steady industry in the United States and Canada. Maples are the dominant tree in New England and surrounding regions with production tied to climate and soil. It highlights northern states and southern areas where conditions vary and notes potential improvements in methods.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Col Bragg and Lavng Carroll’s tamour with a grand opera holiday performance. References to Mize Hope Leguara and a remarkable production imply a stage show and probable audience interest in a Bat Barrie Cit event.
A fragment from a periodical praising motherhood as a woman’s highest sphere, notes hardship in some homes with unwed or childless women. Mentions Lydia H Pinkhas and Eonald, and includes a testimonial for Jesaia E. Pinkbant’s medicine from Mrs Frank Penny of London, Ohio.
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