Community health schedule scattered across Barrie and Toronto
The fragment lists several health related events and locations in Barrie Ontario and Toronto including University ice 58 Collier, Maple Ave, and 8 Phase 218 W C Little M B ER LYON. It mentions hours from 6 30 to 8 p m 7 to 9 p m and a Saturday clinic from 1 a m to 5 p m with a reference to Nose and Throat services at Toronto North 3826.
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University
Collier
Fe Ie
Little Ons
Barrie
Ont
Maple Ave
W. C. Little
M.B
Toronto
North
Appreciation Shown of Rev. Neil Campbell
At the Presbytery of Barrie meeting a resolution expressed regret at the resignation of Rev. Neil Campbell after twenty nine years serving Oro Station Central and Guthrie. He enriched communities with care, leadership and education, leaving a long record of service since 1894 and roles including Clerk Moderator and Presbyterial visitor.
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Barrie
Hay
Rintoul
Neil Campbell
Oro Station
Central
Guthrie
Oro
Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Burnett
Dr. McLeod
Synod
Toronto
Kingston
Campbell couple feted at Central Church farewell in Oro
Mr and Mrs Campbell and family were honored guests at a Thanksgiving farewell at Central Church Oro. They received two leather arm chairs and a heartfelt address praising their unselfish service and community work.
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Mrs. Campbell
Central Church
Oro
Campbell
Central
Barrie Collegiate Junior Literary Society Elects Officers
Barrie Collegiate Institute Junior Literary Society elected officers at a recent meeting. Honorary president Mr farmer. president B Harrison. secretary treasurer Ailsa Grey. pianists Cyril Everett Audrey Clifton. first vice president Jean Cowan. second vice president Jessie Clark. Form 1A Laura Asaph. 1B H Hart. 1C E Rivard. 1D B Palla. 2A May Emms. 2B Vera uck.
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Barrie Collegiate Institute Junior Literary Society
Mr. Farmer
B. Harrison
Ailsa Grey
Cyril Everett
Audrey Clifton
Jean Cowan
Jessie Clark
Laura Asaph
H. Hart
E. Rivard
B. Palla
May Emms
Verauck
Tariff Debate in Britain Shapes Election as China Turmoil Deepens
Britain faces a December 6 referendum on free trade versus protectionism with Liberal reunification under Lloyd George and Asquith for Free Trade. Labour under Ramsay Macdonald aims at taxing fortunes over 5,000 pounds while tariff revenues fund agriculture and empire development. China suffers intensified civil strife and foreign attacks. a possible international conference to restore order looms.
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Britain
Lloyd George
Mr. Asquith
Baldwin
Austin Chamberlain
Lord Birkenhead
Labor Party
Ramsay Macdonald
China
Britain Eyes Election As Voters Weigh Parties And Principles
A year after the last election about fourteen million Britons, roughly eighty percent of the lists, voted despite little campaign issue. Conservatives held a strong majority but observers warn voters may shift to other parties seeking a clear mandate. Historical precedents from 1910 and 191? elections are cited, with discussions on Baldwin proposals and the question of alternatives guiding voter choice.
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House of Commons
Britain
Joseph Chamberlain
Labor
Baldwin
Germany Eyes Self Pay Reparations Probe In Rhineland Debate
The proposal from Germany to leave the Rhineland and Ruhr to France adds a new angle to a growingly complex situation. France demands strict conditions for an allied conference on reparations, while the United States declines official participation and Britain shifts focus to domestic elections.
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Germany
Rhineland
Ruhr
France
United States
Britain
Debate on Extraditing the Kaiser and Crown Prince
The article discusses international law limits on returning the former German Crown Prince and Kaiser from Holland. It notes Dutch reluctance to host uninvited guests and questions a possible trial or punishment. It suggests little chance of a German monarchy revival and contrasts Ludendorff and Hitler as failed leaders.
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Holland
Britain
Germany
Ludendorff
Hitler
Swiss Doctor’s Pneumonia Remedy Reported In Italy
Announcement from Italy states a young Swiss doctor researching there has found a remedy for pneumonia and other lung diseases. The claim arrives amid global flu outbreaks and follows recent medical breakthroughs like insulin for diabetes, signaling confidence that continued funding for research yields hopeful results. The text notes Dr. Collip’s work as an example.
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Italy
Collip
Premiers King and Warren Honored in Britain
Bri tain honors Premiers King of Canada and Warren of Newfoundland for their roles at the Imperial Conference. Edinburgh hosts an official luncheon and conferring of honorary degrees by the University. The two leaders, representing nearby nations with shared interests, are praised for their friendship and the public honors.
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King
Canada
Warren
Newfoundland
Britain
Edinburgh
Great University of
Lord Lovat Urges Forestry Protection After Canadian Session
Lord Lovat, chairman of the Empire Forestry Commission, notes in a review of a Canada session that Dominion forests are not inexhaustible. He calls for stronger efforts to prevent fires and to secure replacement, warning against reckless cutting and costly losses across the American continent.
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Lord Lovat
Empire Forestry Commission
Canada
Dominion
American
Man injures toe while handling pistol in New Jersey
Santa Koraga demonstrated an automatic pistol at Vine land New Jersey and discharged the weapon. The bullet clipped a toe with a troublesome corn, causing injury but no serious harm.
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Santa Koraga
Vineland
N.J
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Owan Aining
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Loan
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Ae B.A
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Gordon Plaxtos
Ll.b. Sitor
Jilding
Barrie Loan
Hammond
Ianall Unty
Simcoe Orner
Lewises
Unty
Simcoe
LYON
A. Ross & Ross
St., Barrie
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Turnbull
Montreal
Elizabeth
Irrie
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Vocal
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A.T.C.M
F.T.C.M
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Hoadley
Clapperton
IOLIN
Ylvesterne Citizens’ Band
Wheld St
CH & Campbell Accountants
Oy Yonge St
G.D. Campbell, C. &yaWless
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E. Gosney Loress
Kndale
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Bank of Nova Scotia
A. G. Macles
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Barrie Presbytery
R. H. Somerville
Townline
Ivy
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Alma
W. H. Bartlett
Elmira
Cookstown
B.C
Wiliam Banke
University of Edmonton
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Nate Lcletalace
Ste Erciotas Clare Des
Pa Borneies
Weeiaweste
United Liberals
Asquithians
Lloyd Georgettes
Eee
Kaiser
J H. McCaw
G.M.A.C
Fred Ayerst
Bayfield ST
Canadian Life Company
Crown Life
King Block
J. H. Nixon
Matson
G. F. Doyle
Crown Life Insurance
Findlay
Findlay Foundries
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Findlay Bros., Co. Limited
Carleton Place, Ont
P. J. Moran
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