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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
2
A fragment notes a live paper offer priced at 1.00 in advance and references The Barrie Examiner with unclear mat and Payalitn in advance phrasing. The readable text shows a promotional line about paying upfront for the paper.
The debate centers on Premier Borden’s plan to push the Highway Aid Bill despite opposition. Laurier counters for population-based funding by province, warning of excessive executive power and potential misuse of funds. Opponents press for safeguards and provincial control while the government seeks swift passage, risking a Senate clash.
Crown Hill's The Crown Hin Womeda Institute plans a national meeting on Wednesday May 14 at Mrs H J Dunemore's home. Members will share how the institute has benefited them and Quinta will report on Executiva and District Directura. Also notes on remedies and sales by dealers.
A fragmented 19th century style essay compares US and Canada farming to mining, praising expansion, irrigation, and resource use while noting limits and the rise of conservation. It notes land abundance, migratory farmers, and shifts toward thrift and new regions. A curious Ontarian bear incident and Florida tortoise shell lore also appear in brief oblique reports.
Fragmentary text describes Pearl Toilet Powder marketed as superior beauty material from mother of pearl. Claims of European origin Levant gems used for stringing, with references to costs, production secrecy, and social concerns. Contains garbled names and scattered notes on wages, disputes, and industry practices.
A 19th century farming article describes a method for selecting superior potatoes by field culling. It advises digging up many tubers, leaving stems intact, and choosing the best specimens as seed for next year. The process encourages progressive breeders to extend this system across farm departments.
A detailed character sketch describes a German entertainer named Friedman. The subject is portrayed with grey eyes, a black moustache, and a nervous, energetic persona. The passage notes his distant gaze and intense focus on his work, amid social surroundings and audience reactions.
An old advertisement promotes Goer anatven De Bamere The Baeine a tonic sold at D H MacLaréns Drug Store. It claims to stop hair loss eradicate dandruff and grow thicker hair. The product touts modern ingredients free from greases dyes and strong perfumes and is marketed as a reliable remedy through the shop.
The Grand Duchess of Hepay advocates a novel propaganda scheme to spread knowledge on fighting consumption. During a hygiene exhibition in Darmstadt she saw matchboxes printed with instructions on preventing tubercular contagion. Vendors in the Grand Duchy are urged to place these instructions on all boxes at a set price.
Excitement aboard the Atlantic Liner Minnisage ends as a tiger prowled the ship’s decks during the last days of the voyage from America Hostock to its destination. Guards fired blank cartridges to deter the animal while hyenas briefly escaped and were recaptured. The tiger injured a steer near a cargo hold before being contained, but later escaped again and was recaptured. the steer died shortly after.
A London court heard a case alleging the sale of a wife for 97560. Judge Bargrave Deane addressed the jury as evidence showed Morrison and Morand arranged compensation. The petitioners argued the agreement covered damages and payment of the sum. Capt. Mortson was accused of effectively buying the woman for 427500.
Fragmented OCR text lists names and roles such as Alexander Cowan and McCarthy Bowes & Murchie ch Solicitors, with references to notary, probate, admin, and loan terms. Contains addresses, titles, and unclear organization context, likely a legal or probate notice from a Scots or Irish region.
Old style spoonholders faced several faults including easy tipping and spilling contents from tables. Critics noted wobbly bases and unstable designs that failed to keep utensils upright, leading to messy dining and reduced practicality in serving.
A fragmentary guide advises ironing on the wrong side of fabrics to prevent stretching. It urges slow, straight motions, avoiding heat and tension that could harm colors. Emphasis on testing heat, cooling between steps, and finishing with careful handling of sleeves and skirts.
Fragmentary text references spoons and holders, with scattered mentions of German farming, wartime figures, and agricultural notes. Names and specifics are obscured by OCR errors, but imply discussions of utensils, farming inputs, and historical names and policies.
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