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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 24, 1900
Page
5
A man from Sennidale reportedly attempted self harm by cutting his throat with a razor. He is alive but delirious and unlikely to recover. doctors from town attended him, while his condition remains doubtful and grave.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a note about young mothers and a person named Atherton, with unclear context and scattered words. The readable bits suggest a social or community thread involving support or a meeting, but no concrete event, date, or full names to confirm scope.
A wedding occurred for Mr and Mrs. Doone Birdie in Cookstown. The ceremony was led by G. M. Shown of Bred ST SEE. Immediate relatives attended before a limited reception. The couple and friends then traveled by tram to a seaside venue for celebrations.
A faded notice describes a new illustrated Diantood book for feminine home workers featuring designs for satin and cotton fabrics. It notes a Montreal wedding of Adie Hope to John A. Jamison and details a reception with wedding party members and decorative gowns amid a collage of period social mentions.
Fragmentary town notices mentioning medical remedies and visits, names like Annie Graham, James Gabe, Mina Ross, and Mrs O-G Arthur, plus brief community updates on locals moving, visiting, and small business notes. Contains medicinal ad claims and Salvation Army Self Denial Week mentions.
Fragmentary OCR describes an arrest related to a copyright dispute involving HLS Ireland and a Saturday incident. Detective Beardsley is noted, with references to Stewart Hagitan, Roronte, and G.H. Bes. Bail was posted. Monday afternoon events follow.
A clutter of quotes from Philadelphia to Cleveland flows with unrelated fragments. A philosopher muses on astral bodies and loss in nature while glimpses of street conversations, a station platform farewell, and a South Africa reference mix with brief newspaper snippets and quips from various papers.
The column notes legal matters with final accounting before a Master in Chancery and reports on local happenings. A church concert at the Methodist church is listed for May 14, plus a possible risk incident where a horse reared and dropped on a man causing bruises. Social visits are mentioned including Mr. John and Miss Ellen Guthrie at Mrs. McCuaig’s, with local residents Mize McAllansia and Mrs. La Gringo noted as attendees.
Mrs Anderson unable to move has moved to reside in Barrie for a time. Mr A and Miss E Rainey visited friends in the vicinity. Herbert Rix was the guest of John Aconley on Sunday. Mr Belts home welcomed a young daughter.
Dalston to play Edgar team at Edgar on the 24th with Equipment Day by the Dalston school on JM Baldwin faces misfortune again after losing a valued mare and foal two years ago. A schoolhouse concert by the Dalston football team succeeded financially and socially. Thomas Jorvisi is set against A C Burgess, home from Midland. Mrs Stewart of Barrie paid a flume visit to Dalston on Sunday. Ae Spooner remains mentioned with incomplete details.
Partial readable text describes health headaches and a misquoted date or page reference. Mentions a device and a gate? The readable lines are unclear and do not form a complete event. The item reads like a damaged brief with stray words and lacks concrete facts or identifiable entities.
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