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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Nov 19, 1908

Page

6

Tragedy and Turmoil Hit Multiple Ontario Regions

Foreman William Croney and an unknown Italian died at Glen Miller near Trenton after a derrick collapse on the Trent Canal works. In Cobalt district two women were assaulted in a shanty with an axe. one, Carrie Smith, suffered fatal jaw injuries, while Ethel's injuries were less severe. A Canadian government option may follow if the French Senate rejects treaty proposals. Six Chinese smugglers drowned near Buffalo. The U.S. postal deficit totals 16,910,279 for the fiscal year ending June 30. Reports claim the Chinese emperor died and the dowager empress is near death. Rich iron finds reported in the Ralney River country by Montreal men. Conservatives win in Kootenay and Yale Cariboo with large majorities.

William Croney Trent Canal Glen Miller Trenton Cobalt Carrie Smith Ethele United States Pekin China Ralney River Mosers, G., Francis D. Matheson Montreal

A Turbulent Ghost in an Old Virginia House

A Virginia tale recounts Uncle Jake Martin's nocturnal disturbances at Squire Green's home. Heavy footfalls and a slammed door haunted the attic night after night until the house was demolished, yet no source was found. Local Greens and neighbors recall the events as a verified ghostly episode.

Virginia Jabez Martin Fauquier Spottsylvania Rappahannock Jake Marie Dickie Green Squire Green Mr. Green Squire James Martin Martin Fauquier County

Those Men and a Frightened Office Visit

A New York Times piece quotes a woman describing her chaotic office descent and failed primping as mirrors held up by a man twirling his mustache. The excerpt contrasts with a child sister and brother dialogue about crying. Regument commentary notes human circumstances and conduct.

New York Times

Fruit-a-tives claim back pain relief and headaches

A testimonial from Mrs. Frank Eaton of Frankville Ontario extols Fruit-a-tives as the only medicine that cured her years of backaches and headaches after doctors failed. She says she took several boxes, remains well, and that the product keeps bowels kidneys and skin in order while enriching the blood. The ad notes trial and regular sizes and urges dealers to stock both.

Frank Eaton Frankville Ont Wette Fruttatives Limited Ottawa

Essa Township Quiet Politics Prominent Bell Seen as 1908 Warden

Essa Township politics are quiet as Reeve Bell, long on the Municipal Board, is viewed as an efficient officer. County Council leaders have Bell slated to be Warden of Simcoe for 1908, with electors expected to retain him without opposition, per the Cookstown Advocate.

Essa Reeve Bell Bell Simcoe Cookstown

Shake in a Bottle Advice of Noted Authority

An old eminent authority promotes a home made remedy for rheumatism and kidney trouble. The suggested mix uses Fluid Extract Dandelion Compounds Kargon and Sarsaparilla shaken in a bottle, taken after meals and at bedtime. The article notes the remedy as a kidney regulator and urges readers to prepare it at low cost or have it compounded locally.

Taney

A Queer Plant That Can Be Charged Into Mineral

A historical note explains the scouring rush Equisetum hyemale as a plant with hollow joints once used for kitchen cleaning. When exposed to nitric acid, the green pulp dissolves while the tubular stem becomes a white alabaster like silex. This transformation turns the plant into a mineral like a glassy flint whose skeleton reveals its cleansing utility.

Dutch Street Cars and Color Theory in Funny Snippets

A collage of curiosities about Dutch street cars with 3 cent fares and conductors’ receipts, a note on color by reflected light, warnings about water hemlock, a joke about Joe the capitalist, tips and idle quips from papers. It mixes travel anecdote with science and humor in brisk magazine style.

Little Holland J. A. Higinbotham Bet

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