Pro-Boer and Fenian Threats Across Canada Border
The article discusses alleged pro Boer and Fenian plots targeting Canada and the Welland Canal. It notes vigilant border watching, cooperation with the United States, and calls for severe punishment of perpetrators as outrages against civilization. The piece references figures like Nicholas Flood Davin and debates on parliamentary responses and public security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bar Boe
Welland ‘Canal
Canada
Dominion
Epworth League Event and Local Notices
A fragmentary report details an Epworth League gathering at Elizabeth Street Methodist Church with performances by local residents, a motion to form a committee for future exchanges, and refreshments by the Allandale League. Also appears are scattered ads and medical claims for Dr Agnew's Ointment and a dental product, with no coherent broader context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Morrison
God-Save
Queen
McDonald and McMullen Return From Weekend Outing
Wyevale reports Lottie McDonald and her brother spent a weekend at Manley’s Orr Lakes. Jim McMullen has returned after visiting Lindsay with friends. Walter Clute returned from Toronto where he completed a course at West Hudson College. Andrew reburned the Norsk Shoi Vouo, McMalion Jefe Inet waek for Ne ae a ho. Secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyevale
Lottie McDonald
Manley
Orr Lakes
Jim McMullen
Lindsay
Walter
Cluté
Toronto
S Huddnesd College
Andrew
Hss
McMalion
Fragmentary Health Advice Note From Obscure Column
A broken OCR fragment hints at health guidance about the body organs and immunity. It mentions consumption, protection against germs, and maintaining health, though the text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
Tunny fish fishing method described in ancient system
An article describes ancient Mediterranean tunny fishing as a cooperative, highly organized method. Nets are set at designated spots to corral huge schools into a vast square prison net, then boats with spears attack the writhing fishes as they leap and flood the area with spray and blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Dinopg
Kalnt
Uvingysliyer
MINE SING NOTES AND VISITORS IN MAY DAY RECORD
MINESING May 1 Mrs Stover and granddaughter of Toronto visiting her sister Mrs Ty Stokes Mrs Teasdale of King visited over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Standen of Barrie spent a few days with friends here last week. Hak Mina Mi Kerfoot is on the sick list. The wheeling craze has no new reports and the town appears quiet with few notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stover
Toronto
Ter
Ty Stokes
Teasdale
King
Sunda
Tk Standen
Barrie
Tar Successful Druggist Performs With Public Confidence
The successful druggist boasts of true business, liberal patronage, and public confidence. Our dispensing system made us popular. This season when the blood is impure we advise Paine's Celery Compound as nature's true medicine and life renewer, claiming it to be the best medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ape Droge
Paine
Nataroe
Weather and health report from the district
The weather remains dry with cold winds and poor roads as cattle and bog land continue to hamper travel. Notable illness affects the neighborhood and doctors are busy. James Toner died on Monday after eight short wnenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tima
James
Toner
Lainsta
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Nicholas Flood Davin
Ottaiwa
al al Per
Providence
Von +Stan
Maypole
New Mogland
Conapleudud
Bangor
Violanow
Prudarico
Danford. Roche & CO
Cracaseves Stentiva
Lee Fyss
Cotors
Scapawess Waawaeneeenes
Shorey
Kilmarnoc
Tar
Children
For. Castoria
Castoria
Hxidley-Garretson: Co
Brantford
Mowey
Walter Are
Wigele, Dyment & Son Lumbermen
Barrie, Ont
Victoria Street
Andexton 'S
Phane
Ross
Phan
Sincae
Fance Te oFae Sa
T. Horn
Ives Wwe
Taalgerton
Bright
Bets Roggis
Apeav Tox Barrie
Sears
Epps
Tina
Tames Ebrs
Cou Ltd
Komeopathle
Jains Gland
Baraepast
Burber
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