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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 08, 1924
Page
2
Kestner bursts into a chaotic scene as Carlesi grapples the girl and a primal struggle erupts. A bar strikes and the Italian falls, the girl fronts a shocked, pale face and whispers you have killed him while Kestner confronts the aftermath.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a glycerine buckthorn bark mix that supposedly guards against appendicitis. It claims to act on both upper and lower bowel and to remove gases and poisons, with effects claimed in ten minutes. Elmvale retail note lists W J McGuire as the local seller.
Federal officer Kestner plans a midnight strike in a water front warehouse where Lambert and his gang hide. A frightened yet resolute Carlesi and a doomed liaison with a woman add to the tense vigil as Kestner waits to arrest Lambert before morning.
May 14 at CKCH Ottawa Canadian National Railways presents League of Nations Night a concert and dual talks. Sir George Foster explains the League’s purpose constitution and achievements while Tom Moore discusses labor views on war costs world peace and the Covenant. H C Richardson hosts with a children’s bedtime story on the League for kids.
The exchange centers on a realtor’s claim of unrivalled advantages for children. A buyer questions the assertion noting no nearby school within ten miles. The Realtor counters that children would view the advantage as unique.
Dr Charles A Tyrrell claims life was saved by Internal Baths and that waste in the lower intestine causes most ills. His book explains how simple warm water baths remove poisons and restore health. The Cascade device for internal bathing is shown at Crossland's Drug Store with a free booklet available by mail.
Saturday's market was small with limited variety. Notable items included butter and eggs, fowl, pork cuts, cream, butter beans, apples, maple syrup, onions, radishes, rhubarb, potatoes, lettuce, parsnips, horseradish, and flowers with modest quoted prices.
Ford Motor Company ends 1923 with cash on hand of 271 million 618 thousand 668 dollars, the highest among industrials in the United States. It shows a 112 million 12 thousand 981 dollar rise from 1928 start and 162 million 385 thousand 936 dollar rise from 1922. Compared to United States Steel at 143 million 499 thousand 628 and General Motors at 47 million 069 thousand 804, Ford remains the leader.
Dr Jean Johnston graduate nurse and chiropractor at 32 Frances Street offers nervous disorders and women and children's diseases treatment. Alexander Cowan barrister solicitor for probate guardianship and administration at Hinds Block Dunlop Street Barrie provides money to loan
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