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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
6
A fragment describes a tense moment between figures in a room. Beg and Lady Anne confront each other as a visitor stands nearby, trembling and pale. Harry rises and speaks with emotion asking forgiveness, offering to endure pain to avoid causing further hurt.
A garbled ad style excerpt touts Vinci as a miracle tonic from Miss Lea Dumas in Ma Jone New York claiming two bottles restored health. It lauds Vinci as best for caregivers and the old, with a money back guarantee if it fails. The text shifts to a narrative scene with Harry at Soders Abbey and Lady Anne Sorens, describing his awkward mood and inquiries in Lilyngton village.
An advertisement fragment extols Fruit-atives noting dramatic health improvement after use. It includes testimonial-like statements from Alex McCarter and references to a Mr Worth, with sales details asserting 50¢ a box, six for $2.50, via Fruit-atives Limited in Ottawa. The prose also contains a dialogue excerpt about tea and affection, ending with a note urging Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism along with local dealer sales.
In a blurred domestic scene, the protagonist, weary from a search for his ancestral home, battles a shadowy sense of being watched. He imagines a grand abbey setting and a ghostly pursuit as fear and doubt intrude on his romantic reverie. The clock ticks, deepening his unease.
Bechainel galice is described as a dish made by heating a small tablespoonful of flour and butter, seasoning with salt and pepper, then adding a cupful of hot milk. The mixture is seasoned with minted parsley for flavor.
A Peoria reader endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it cured inflammation and avoided surgery after doctors recommended operation The testimonial mentions Mrs Reed of Mound Street Peoria and Mrs Lydia A Jessup of Pa claiming relief and urging others to try the remedy for female complaints.
An old advertisement extols a wintergreen thymol glycerine wash branded D. D. D. Prescription priced at 25 cents per bottle. The copy highlights its soothing claims and urges quick purchase, naming H. G. Robertson in Barris as a personal recommender.
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