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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
2
A fragmented notice discusses subscription terms including cancellation, extension, and rates. It mentions addresses in Barrie Ontario Montreal and other locations, a 1 year term, and a schedule with times such as 5 pm and 7 8 pm, and a box 133 reference.
The Genoa talks lost momentum as Russia rejected responsibility for prewar and later debts and asserted ownership of seized foreign properties. Britain’s Lloyd George faces new troubles after the Commons defeat while negotiations on Russian assets continue.
The article notes Premier Lloyd George proposing a Hague commission to push Russian negotiations, but US abstention weakens prospects. It reflects on Genoa's failure to settle the Russian issue and weighs science’s role against faith healing and spiritualism amid public debate.
The government lost in the House of Commons 151 to 148 as Lord Cecil moved to adjourn the debate on teachers' superannuation. The clash followed Economy Commission plans to cut education estimates and require teachers to contribute five percent. Austen Chamberlain and H. A. L. Fisher faced criticism over handling the issue. The defeat signals potential further trouble for the government and may delay any electorate appeal.
The piece argues that Christian minorities in Asia Minor face wipeout under Turkish nationalists and urges Britain to lead an international inquiry with France and Italy. It notes Washington’s reluctance, calls for action, and cites Britain’s duty amid war weariness. It also mentions Genoa talks on Siberia and Ireland's June elections amid Free State agitation.
Despatches recall a Canadian audience recalling James Hickson a layman who practiced laying on of hands and brief prayer and created notable scenes during his stop on the continent noting his influence and the strong impressions left.
The first party of twenty single ex-members of the Royal Irish Constabulary has been chosen to settle on Ontario farms. They will sail for Canada on Saturday. The Ontario Government will provide positions for all, with Britain contributing pensions to cover passage and a cash advance. the plan has government backing on both sides.
Airplane services between London and Paris Discount fares to sixteen dollars aim to counter a recent slump in travel demand. Some planes carry twelve passengers and offer luxury amenities. The drop follows several recent accidents on this and other routes contributing to the decline.
Justice Sankey in London awarded $2,000 damages to a chauffeur blinded in one eye when a golf ball from the St Augustine links struck his car windshield. The ball, driven from the unlucky thirteenth hole, caused damages against both the golf club and the player who sliced the drive.
Lift dry ingredients into bowl and mix with sugar. Rub in butter and lard. Add milk to form dough, roll to 1 inch, cut and bake 12 to 15 minutes yields 16 small biscuits.
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