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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 24, 1900
Page
6
Arden Ontario resident Harvey Deline recounts his son Be rere ula body illness nine years ago and credits Burdock Blood Bitters after doctors failed. He says the boy’s sores healed and never returned, noting no spots or new troubles since.
A patient praises Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup for easing chest tightness and phlegm, noting relief from coughing and breathing difficulty. The testimonial claims the product heals and restores health after a severe chest ailment.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear reference to Wars Ged Traill and Milbara with garbled terms and numbers. No coherent event or names clearly identifiable. Further readable context needed to craft a substantiated headline and summary.
Reverend Talmage preaches from Zechariah xiv 7 on light in evening times. He contrasts bustling daytime success with the sunset of life and the prophesied wintry hour when faith endures. He envisions a future when Christianity expands globally and ends human misery, urging steadfast hope as life nears its close.
Fragmented OCR text presents unclear phrases and garbled names. It mentions pale condition and tonics, with stray characters and disjointed words. No coherent events or identifiable persons emerge to form a concrete news item.
An OCR fragment touts Scott's Emulsion as feeding the body and easing coughs. It markets bat oil and cod liver oil as tonics to improve nerves and brain power, urging readers to take the product for vigor.
Toronto markets detail softer wheat prices amid ample hogs and steady hog values. Grain quotations list Ontario wheat at 641-2 to 780, oats and barley easing while corn and peas vary, with Chicago trends shaping local bids and a quiet flour market.
A sermon-like reflection on death and Christian faith, contrasting darkness with eternal light. It imagines death as a beautiful being lifting souls, describes rewards in heaven, and features the gatekeeper’s passwords and the joy of eternal praise.
An article touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. It cites Mr Thomas A Stewart of the Oriental Hotel Destronto who endorses the medicine after years of failure with other remedies. It claims the pills build blood and strengthen nerves and offers purchase by mail from Brockville Ontario.
Despatches report Major actions in South Africa with General Broadwood occupying Lindley after slight opposition. Commandant Botha, Field Cornet Gasc, and several Boers captured about thirty miles northwest of their base. Buller notes Natal farmers handing in information as the war continues.
A dispatch from Winburg to General Rundle indicates movements are several days behind schedule as Commandant Olivier commands a mountainous region. The message, dated Tromm 28, notes logistical challenges and continued delays affecting operations.
A London Daily report discusses clearer news coverage and the British forces composition as critics praise or question the aids varied. It notes Canada receiving recognition for its contributions and mentions a Canadian contingent and infantry regiment amid broader imperial defense.
Despatch from Upington reports ongoing unrest in Cape Colony with small Boer bands raiding rural areas. One party attacked a store at Gootdrunk, causing disturbances as authorities seek control amid unsettled conditions.
Dispatch from London reports a Boer capture near Nicholson's and a subsequent British retreat. Bennet Burleigh notes from Kroanstad describe Boer forces returning. The telegram confirms tensions and movement amid ongoing hostilities.
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