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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 03, 1900
Page
3
A sermon portrays David’s faults and excellencies and urges immediate spiritual action. It emphasizes the King’s business as urgent, personal salvation, and warns that delayed reform risks eternal consequence. The speaker uses biblical comparisons, historical rulers, and vivid imagery to prompt prompt repentance and prayer.
Fragmentary ad highlights a womanly health theme inviting consultation with Dr. Pierce of Buffalo. The garbled text suggests a free letter and medical guidance, though details and full context are missing.
Engineer Mitchell of the Pretoria water works reports from Despatch that Bricktia prisoners camp near Waterval has unfit housing with mud and wood roofs. Most prisoners sleep outdoors as fever cases rise, despite some provision of rentanta tents and basic shelter. Pretoria expresses sympathy but offers no substantial relief yet.
Fragmentary OCR text from Wixstow Pennsylvania appears to mention mothers and children with distress but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities. The readable portions describe crying children and possible care or soothing phrases without clear event or date context.
A garbled OCR snippet references a person named Ane cgee and a male figure connected to a war era, with unclear present rate and works. The readable bits hint at a historical wartime context and individuals but lack coherent facts or a clear event.
Perry Davia posts a notable mark in a tense race. The report notes a 286 and 600 meter sequence amid strong opposition, highlighting Davia's perseverance and a void in earlier attempts.
The Ontario House debated a $40,000 allocation for exploration north of the Canadian Pacific Railway beginning at the Quebec boundary and extending to Rat Portage and the Manitoba boundary. Explaining plans, Premier outlined ten exploring parties with geologists and agriculturists to survey land, minerals, forests, and rivers, with results due next session.
Mrs Gra Gravel of St. Louis suburb Siocee reports years of palpitations and fatigue eased after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. After eight boxes her health improved, appetite returned, and she regained strength to perform household tasks. The testimonial urges others to try the medicine.
A Ladysmith despatch reports Boers preparing to spend winter in Natal. They demand hat tax payments in the occupied area be made to them rather than the Natal Government and warn Kaffirs to provide forage for stock. They threaten to move south of Sundsy rivers and establish grass needs for their animals.
Fragmentary OCR text shows odd garbling and policy phrasing with no identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events to anchor a factual summary. No readable subject or outcome is discernible for a coherent newspaper card.
Prices for hogs cattle and grains are listed with tone of a market report. Hogs top at around 200 per cwt and lean hogs near 5.50 per cwt. Grains show corn oats and beans with steady or mixed quotes and regional declines noted.
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