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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 14, 1908

Page

7

White Plague Talk Spurs Health Association

In Berrie a large crowd heard Rev Dr Moore of Ottawa describe the tuberculosis threat and the Canadian Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis. He cited alarming mortality figures and urged street cleanliness, safe milk practices, and avoidance of spitting to curb the spread of the white plague.

Berrie Moore Ottawa Canadian Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis Canadian Association’ For Canada England New York Ireland Lord Grey Buffalo

Cause for Alarm Hyomei Breathes Dry Cure Claim

An old notice warns of rising respiratory troubles including influenza bronchitis and pneumonia across localities. It touts Hyomei as rapid relief, claiming dry air reaches air passages and that liquids must be kept from bronchial tubes. A complete outfit is advertised for $1.

D. H. MacLaren

Dalston School April Merit List by Class and Name

Dalston School reports April merit rankings listing students by class and year. Notable names include Helen Watson Isabel Watson Florence Quinlan Harold Tuck Ernest Wilson Inez Brown Wesley Key Vernet Hickling Bart Brown Barbara Carrie Willie Debendr.

Helen Watson Isabel Watson Florence Quinlan Harold Tuck Ernest Wilson Inez Brown Wesley Key Vernet Hickling Bart Brown Barbara Carrie Willie Debendr Lizzie Ford May Emms Harold Osborne Marjorie Ralston Berman Osborne Melville Nixon Newton Stence Lorne Handy Dora Watson Irene Tock Elsie .Rankcom Elton Gickling Retta Brown Delbert Emme Howard Beath

Obscure 8 3 No 15 ORO Report April Names

April ORO report lists class V and II and Jr reading names including Mary McEachern DeWitt Partridge Egeet Beardeau Ben Ford Arthur Wilde Jesse Bidwell Albert Garrett Roy Beardsall Edna Bertram Tommy Gravestone Fred Le Feuvre Fred Bennett Eva Prentice Sarah Shelswell John Beardeall Victor Pt H Wallace Beardsall Maggie Gravestone Dicker Ewart Seon Milford Bertram Agzie Shelewell Lily Weeks Victor Icker.

Egeet Béeardeau Ben Ford Ala Partridge Arthur Wilde Jesse Bidwell Albert Garrett Roy Beardsall Fdna

Minard's Liniment Ad by Charles Whooten

An entry from Port Mulgrave features a Minard's Liniment advertisement by Charles Whooten promising relief for sore throat colds and ordinary ailments including the remedy for general care.

Minard's Liniment Co Minard's Charles Whooten Port Mulgrave

Midhust April Report of 9 3 No 6 Vespra plor Room

April record for the Midhust school lists those present daily across multiple rooms and classes. Names include Wallace Coutts Everett Coutts Daisy Coutts Wilfred Orok Bobbie Russell David Shepherd Walter Ward Vida Gill Willie Cameron Lolla Gill Cap Reilley Forbes Coutts M Spence Max Cecutts Ednal Barrett Eltridge Spence Manon Spafford Mabel Barrett Maud Barrett Edith Barnes Charlie Williams Hilda Edwards Ellen Benton Ed Murphy Stanley Duce and others. Vernon Hall listed as teacher for the Junior Room.

Vespra Plor Room Wallace Coutts Everett Coutts Daisy Coutts Wilfred Orok Bobbie Russell David Shepherd Walter Ward Vida Gill Willie Cameron Lolla Gill Cap Reilley Forbes Coutts M. Spence Max Cecutts Ednal Barrett Eltridge Spence Manon Spafford Mabel Barrett Maud Barrett Edith Barnes Charlie Williams Hilda Edwards Ellen Benton Ed. Murphy Stanley Duce

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Tuberculosis Advice At Town Meeting Urges Curb On Consumption

Dr. Moore warns consumption as a filth disease and urges sterilized milk and healthful living. He says tuberculosis can be cured with timely treatment and warns against patent medicines. Local ministers and officials back eradication efforts and form an association with Canada to combat the disease.

Dr. Moore Canada Ald Bertal Heeney T.” T. Young Mcleod Little Wells Wm. Hipgin Bennett Moore Witten J. RB. Aiken

Canadian violinist Miss Parlow hailed by Queen Maud

Queen Maud of Norway and King Haakon take keen interest in Kathleen Parlow a 17 year old Canadian violinist whose sensational tours in Berlin Vienna Paris Saint Petersburg and Christiania spark a North and South American concert offer totaling fifty thousand dollars. Patrons include Princess Christian the Duchess of Norfolk and others while Christiania gifted her a Guarnerius violin once owned by Viotti and Queen Maud presented a diamond pendant.

Queen Maud Norway Miss Parlow Kathleen Parlow Berlin Vienna Paris St. Petersburg Christiania Parlow North America South America King Haakon Duchess of Westminster Lord Strathcona Lord Desborough Countess Bathurst Grosz Prof Auer Guarnerius Viotti

Crowding the Jails due to Undesirable Immigrants

Ontario prison inspector Dr Bruce Smith condemns immigration policy as causing jail overcrowding. He notes 663 more committals than last year, 4774 drunkenness cases—the highest since 1888—and that 15 percent of inmates were illiterate. He urges reform to prevent Canada from being a dumping ground for undesirables.

Bruce Smith Ontario Canada Ates

British Timber Famine Warned Over Forest Loss

A London despatch to the New York Herald says a government inquiry warns the United States is depleting British and Irish forests. It notes Canada and the UK rely on about seven million pounds worth of timber annually from these sources and foresees rising prices and lower quality. The report urges a national forestry program as a state investment.

New York Herald London Government Commission United States Canada United Kingdom Oime Ireland

Origin of Races Debate in Anthropological Theory

Anthropologists disagree on race origin with monogenist and polygenist views. Evolution suggests common descent for some, yet many scientists doubt a single stock, noting species variation and multiple origins across human races.

Prnit-a-tives Offer Health Claims In 19th Century Ad

An advertisement promotes Prnit-a-tives and Fenit-a-tives claiming to cure "womb trouble" and female diseases by easing constipation and stimulating liver and bowel movement. It asserts mild, universal benefits and notes the price as six for two dollars, targeting women and medicinal remedies of the era.

Irregular Verbs and a Tale of Go in English

A humorous note on the irregular verb go and its variations in English. The piece recalls a physician Holmes line and a Latin scholar’s study of verb forms, culminating in a joke about a traveler misreading English irregulars. It mentions a man abroad treated with practical jokes over verbs and phrases such as depart go and clear out.

Dex Oliver Wendell Holmes England

Getting His Own Back Ironworker Sets Up Humorous Wake Up Gag

An ironworker, after a quarrel with a friend, plans revenge by waking his father at night. He rouses him by loudly knocking at the street door and shouting, prompting a shouted inquiry about an open window. The prank hinges on a jokey misdirection as the caller says the end of the window is open and reveals a lighthearted payoff.

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