Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted in Old Ad
An antiquated ad fragment touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for feminine ailments. It cites testimonials claiming women felt like new after using three bottles. The notice also mentions Globe and Examiner subscriptions at a discount and a general promotional tone for periodicals.
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Pinkham
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Condolence Note From Minerva Lodge to Mrs. McCraw
The members of Minerva Lodge No 804 A F and A M extend sincere sympathy to Mrs McCraw on the death of her husband. They recall his fellowship and regular presence at communications, offer faith in a hopeful afterlife, and pray for comfort from God as they await the Grand Lodge above. Arthur W Green PM John B Leonard W M James Black Sec.
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Minerva Lodge
A. F
A. M
Mrs. McCraw
Wes Brother
Jean
of the
Brethren
Arthur W. Green
John
Leonard
W.M
James Black
Painswick School Report April Details Students and Guards
The April Painswick School report lists numerous students and staff across sections Sr IIV, Jr IV, III, and Jr I. Names include Fred Hall Rachel Nixon Howard Warnica Clifford Leonard Frank Hall Wileon Wright Arthur Richard Bosale McGowan Kenneth Macys Br Ida Hooper Jean Mitchell Elsie Richardson Mabel Hurst Leslie Brown Burton Warnica Dorothy Blackmore Edward Warnica James Davey Gladys Lenox John Warnica Angus Mackay Harry Brown Ernest Hooper Edna Brown Hazel Hurst Harry Ball Gladys Colbourne Andrew McGowan Willie Richardson Dorothy Wice Maurice Carley Willis Carr Dorothy Vaughan Harold Moody Patricia Blackmore Birdie Warnica Norwood Carley Leola Mackay.
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Painswick
Sr. Iiv
Fred Hall
Rachel Nixon
Howard Warnica, Jr
Clifford Leonard
Frank Hall
Wileon Wright
Arthur Richard' Bas Bosale McGowan
Kenneth Macys
Ida Hooper
Jean Mitchell
Elsie Richardson
Mabel Hurst
Leslie Brown
Burton Warnica
Dorothy Blackmore
Edward Warnica
James Davey
Mabel Warnica
Gladys Lennox
John Warnica
Angus Mackay
Harry Brown
Ernest Hooper
Edna Brown
Hazel Hurst
Harry Ball
Gladys Colbourne
Andrew McGowan
Willie Richardson
Dorothy Wice
Maurice Carley
Willis Carr
Dorothy Vaughan
Harold Moody
Patricia Blackmore
Birdie Warnica
Norwood Carley
Leola’. Mackay
Barrie Y M C A building described as a future community hub
The article praises a Barrie Y M C A building as a well designed, well heated and well lit place for men to gather. It outlines ground floor social space a lockup room, first aid, washrooms with free baths, a lunch room, and a top floor dormitory with thirteen single rooms. Furnishings are pledged by local church groups and other parishioners. The Y M C A aims to serve all town men, including railroad workers, with affordable nights.
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Epworth League
Collier St. Methodist Church
Young People’s Guild
St. Andrew's
United States
Canada
Young Men’s Christian Association
Orillia Budget Highlights Local Improvements And Weddings
Town council plans curb work and hospital fundraising while a special Local Option officer is requested. Redevelopment includes a $12,000 Sunday School room and parsonage removal. Population rises to 5,847 with $1.915 million total assessable value. Local option reduces liquor issues, and community events feature engagements and hospital staffing news.
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Orillia
United Temperance League
Canon Greene
Isabel
Melville Millar
Angus E. Cameron
Beaverton
Jane Ltd
of Millar, Jr
Niagarapo-the-Lake
Mies Nellie, Johnston
Bradford
Oritlia Hospital
Remarkable forty year expansion of a vast empire
The passage extols a nation’s growth over forty years, noting the expansion of its area from 600,000 to 8,748,000 square miles, railway mileage from 3,500 to over 25,000 miles, and banking from 102,184,000 to 901,500,000 dollars. It highlights manufacturing capital, mineral output, canal system improvements, and the spread of influence across colonies, asserting achievements beyond mere resources include scientific and educational progress.
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Gioesis
Bagatelle
Montreal
Confederation
Lake Superior
Systei
Unio Gant Sclon
Sydney
Vancouver
Patrol Return to Dawson After Fifty Days Cold Trek
Royal Northwest Mounted Police team from Fort MacPherson trudged fifty days through deep snow to reach Dawson. They began with 1500 pounds of food and 300 pounds of dog supplies, lost three men en route, and found no caribou or significant animal sustenance on the return journey. The party faced oxygen strain and extreme cold yet reported no famine among travelers.
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Dawson
Esau
Fort MacPherson
Royal Northwest Mounted Po
Extraordinary Lake Tide Report From Cobourg Star
The Cobourg Star notes a remarkable lake event on Saturday with water sloughing from harbor areas and receding, then rising again by two feet. It attributes the effect to a continent wide earthquake possibility while Port Hope’s harbor disrupted and the Princess Royal steamer struggled.
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Lake Ontario
W. G. Gooderham
Toronto ‘Mirror
Cobourg Star
Port Hope
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