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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Nov 07, 1901

Page

7

An Hour With Uncle Sal Curiosities from Personal Records

A miscellany of figures and notes on mines lighted by Uncle Sal. It cites Cripple Creek mining employment, convict earnings in Kansas, Texas Beaumont oil flow, Pacific Coast lumber exports, prairie dog poison spending in Kansas, and state breadth measurements. It also mentions Carnegie Museum gifts, endowment plans at Downer College, Japanese educational researchers in the U.S. and Germany, middle city church deaths on Fifth Avenue, a Kutztown funeral with free dinners, Sickles salary totals from various government roles.

Cripple Creek Kansas Beaumont Oil District Texas Pacific Coast California Montana Carnegie Museum Pittsburg Andrew Carnegie Santa Maria Columbus Carnegie Glasgow J. N. Kimberly Neenah Wis Downer College Milwaukee State Federation of Women’s Clubs M. Kuhara H. Muraoka Kioto Japan University of Kioto United States Germany Kuhara John Hopkins University Muraoka University of Berlin Fifth Avenue 37Th 55Th Streets New York John Wesley Brown St.Thomas' Episcopal Church Maltbie D. Babcock Brick Presbyterian Church Purves Fifth Avenue Church Kutztown Penn J. S. Trexler Daniel F. Sickles U.S Seventeenth New York Volunteer Infantry Forty-second Regular Infantry Congress Spain

When Cows Weep and Other Animals Grieve

Lady Burton notes horses in the Syrian desert crying from thirst and an injured foot, a cow weeps for its birth-tended offspring, apes cry when not nursed, wounded apes die crying, chimps drop tears over a broken water jug, rats mourn a drowned young, a hunted giraffe weeps, sea-lions lament lost young, Gordon Cumming sees tears in a dying elephant, orangutans cry when deprived of food, proving animals weep from grief, pain, or annoyance.

Lady Burton Syrian Desert Livingstone Gordon Cumming

The Smart Boy and the Eight-Dollar Trick

A former office boy turned merchant tells of collecting a $250 debt from a shaky firm. Faced with insufficient funds, he handed eight dollars to the bank to cover the shortfall, then presented the cheque to cash. The firm later failed, revealing the ruse that secured payment.

Blank & Co

Birds destruction in France hits agriculture and wine

The text notes severe agricultural losses from bird destruction in France. In Herault department alone, bird predation costs over 2,000,000 gallons of wine annually. It cites that some birds eat about 600 insects daily and estimates one species could save thousands of grapes and grains daily.

France Department of Herault

Personal Tit Bits From Famous Global Figures

A collection of quaint anecdotes about monarchs and notable people. The King of Greece enjoys field recreation while Sir Hiram Maxim recalls early cannon ideas. Queen Wilhelmina and teetotalers, the Roosevelt family history, Verne’s prolific writing routine, Paderewski’s Mozart minuet prank, and other tidbits illuminate 19th century personalities and curiosities.

Greece Hiram Maxim Holland Pauline Wurtemberg Humbert Wilhelmina Madame Antoinette Sterling Lord Fairfax United States Charles I Virginia America Roosevelt Edith Carow Alice Lee Boston Duchess of Sutherland Duke of Sutherland Millicent Marquis of Stafford Jules Verne Ile Paris M. Verne Maximus Corky Russia Nijinovgorod Volga Robert Finlay K.C Ireland Waterford Fair Pat Robert England Killarney Paderewski Conservatoire of Warsaw Swiertochowski Mozart Padszewski Ime

Quotation Fragments on Aging and Credulity

A fragmentary dialogue contrasts doctor longevity with clergy longevity, noting only 24 percent reach 70 among doctors versus 42 percent among clergy. It then offers a wry aphorism about brilliance and truth, followed by a brief exchange about payment preferences and money.

London Bridge expansion and empire notes in 1900s column

The article surveys a mix of London and Britain economics and culture including bridge costs, population growth, a new London desk factory, rising national wealth, numerous liquor licenses, and Westminster Abbey reopening plans. It notes German steel plate imports, a Liverpool infirmary proposal, and food for an army of 80,000. It also recounts tragic drownings of two youths in England and Douglas.

London Bridge London Great Britain United Kingdom Westminster Abbey London Fire Brigade New York Duke of Argyll Liverpool English Society For the Prevention of Lincolnshire

A Cunning Beggar in Sydney Schemes Passersby

Sydney reports a shrewd beggar in a respectable suit who asks for a pipe fill claiming he forgot tobacco. He collects valuables from generous passers by, classifies them at night, and sells to tobacconists. The tale raises questions of arrest for begging and legal accountability. The piece also notes three U S cities among the ten leading world cities.

Sydney Australia United States New York Chicago Philadelphia

Ottawa hotel keeper claims kidney stone cure by Dodd's pills

S A Cassidy of the Bijou Hotel on Metcalfe Street in Ottawa recounts a decades long battle with kidney stone. After trying physicians and remedies, he credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with a complete cure and urges others to seek the treatment.

G. H. Kent Bright Dodd Ottawa S. A. Cassidy Cassidy Metcalfe Street Parliament Buildings Sam Cassidy

X Rays and the Heart Detect Heart Disease

Doctors state that X rays can determine beyond doubt whether heart disease is present. Under penetrating rays the entire outline of the heart is visible and any change in size or shape can be detected.

Sozodont Tooth Powder Advertisement Fragment

An OCR fragment notes Sozodont Tooth Powder with travel or navigation context mentioning 25 nautical miles and seven English knots. The lines imply a comparison of speed or distance units, reflecting a maritime or shipping reference common in period advertising.

Woman Haunts Church Seized by Religious Mania

Chad's Stafford, wife of a local publican, went into a religious trance at a church and proclaimed herself a prophet claiming the world would end next Saturday. She was escorted away, resisted at the gates for twenty minutes, then sent to an asylum. A new fire alarm using a 4.7 shell was installed at London fire brigade HQ, repurposed as an electric general turnout signal.

France Appuldurcombe Park Isle of Wight Catherine Macock Woodlands Hale End Chingford Lea Douglas Christopher Williams Liverpool R. McCleverty Chad Stafford London Fire Brigade Wells South Africa

English drowning and urban population figures

The report states nearly 4,000 people drown annually in England with 150 due to skating and 200 from bathing. It notes 29 out of 100 English residents live in cities of 100,000 or more, compared with five out of 100 in Russia.

England Russia

Minard’s Liniment claims diphtheria cure ad

An advertisement touts Minard’s Liniment as a diphtheria cure and promises refunds if it fails. It notes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and mentions price 25e. The broader copy includes unrelated quips about paying for a British soldier and a remark on the inventor’s work.

E. W. Grove

Hall's Catarrh Cure claims cure for deafness

An advertising claim asserts deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube and catarrh can be cured with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It offers one hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh not cured by the remedy and promotes circulars from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Guerilla Warfare Lessons For British Officers In War History

Dr T Miller Maguire argues irregular fighting shaped most British campaigns and cites Napoleon era free corps and the Tyrolean revolt as models. He notes three guerrilla types, praises militia and volunteers as potential free corps, and highlights the ongoing Franco German and American wars showing mixed regular and irregular tactics and the challenge of maintaining lines of communication.

London T. Miller Maguire South Africa Napoleon Europe

Small company’s resolve aids great army

He argued that a very small group of determined men could become valuable adjuncts to the best organized army. Whether mounted or on foot, they could impact outcomes by hardening their bodies and sharpening their minds, achieving significant effect through discipline and training.

Englishman Seeks Echo Proof in Scottish Hills

An English tourist vacationing in a Scottish mountain village seeks to debunk local echo tales. A Scots guide tricks him into shouting at a hill near a wayside alehouse, leaving the visitor baffled as no echo returns.

Scotland Southron

Clarke's Kola Compound Said to Cure Asthma

An advertisement claims permanent asthma and bronchitis cure via Dr Clarke's Kola Compound. It includes a Toronto customer testimony from H Salmon of 655 Yonge Street detailing dramatic recovery after four bottles, weight regain, and return to health. The Griffiths & Macpherson Co. Limited offers the remedy at $2.00 per bottle or $5.00 for five, with a free sample available to asthma sufferers.

Clarke H. Salmon Yonge Street Toronto Griffiths & Macpherson Co. Limited Canada

World navies marshal vast armadas of ships

The collective fleets worldwide comprise 360 battleships 471 cruisers 1 255 gunboats and 1 600 torpedo boats reflecting historical naval power distribution and industrial capability across nations.

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Uncle Sal Theodore Thespis Peter Flint Merry Old England John Bull The Ottawa Citizen Hall & Ruckel Montreal Minard T. M. Maguire Ludella Ceylon Tea Dawson Commission Co., Limited Mayberry F. E. Karn Victoria Street Ev Department of Human Endeavor Methodist Book Room SUN Savings and Loan Company Enta Ara Wrie STON Wellington Dept. A M. A. O'Keefe Truth Nada Sa'ary Commission Exc Outfitfree Pelham Nursery Co Ont Gents McDermid & Logan Ted- Artier Cal Vas Co Aha Businees College W. D. Shaw Ee Sons Veterinary Science Association Tornto J. F. Vanbuskirk Fredericton Thera Tilish Isles Kinard Cape Minod Inmen Greenwich Observatory Leyden Observatory Calvert Calvert & Co Manchester British American Dyeing CO Dominion Line Liver Portland Vis Queens Fort Aero 4 Erg Richards, Mills & Co Ti State D. Torrance & Co Crow Tailoring Wellington St. West Whaley Royce & Co., Limited
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