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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Nov 26, 1908

Page

7

International Newspaper Bible Study Club contest rules

The International Newspaper Bible Study Club invites readers to join Local Clubs and compete for prizes by answering weekly questions for 52 weeks starting July 26. Subscriptions, written answers under 200 words, and proper identification are required, with medals and books awarded to top contestants.

Wereinafter Des Rabe Bible Scady Club Nhe Pr. Linscott Bible Study Club International New Paper Bible Study Club

World Temperance Sunday Lesson Questions on Isaiah 28

A compact 1908 Sunday School card from Rev Dr Linscott for the International Newspaper Bible Study Club. It frames World Temperance Sunday around Isaiah 28 1 13 and 1 Corinthians 9 27 with a focus on abstinence, social impact, and generations. It poses directed questions for discussion and written member responses, ending with the Solomon wisdom lesson reference.

Dr. Linscott International Newspaper Bible Study Club

Milner says Canada shows no English immigrant prejudice

A report from Lord Milner on his return to Boxland states he found no prejudice against English immigrants in Canada. In Selkirk Manitoba a man travelling with his wife and two children on a dog train to fishing quarters drowned in the Red River near Selkirk on Wednesday. Heavy liquor fines are issued in Orillia with inspectors targeting illegal sales. John Howden paid 50 dollars for supplying liquor to Mrs Hawking. Chas Harrington fined 100 dollars for selling liquor to an Indian. N B Irish fined 20 dollars for cider with 3.88 percent spirits. John Butterfield fined 40 dollars for illegal sale of booze. Inspector notes more cases to come.

Lord Milner Boxland Canada Red River Selkirk Man Inspector Fisher Orillia John Howden

Opposition to Emperor's rule spreads to German army

Ice measured at a quarter inch thick blanked three mornings at Cottonwood Alabama and across the Florida line, killing tender vegetation in both locations. The note mentions Minas d'e Liniment as a dandruff cure.

Cottonwood Ala Florida

Hens at Macdonald College Yield Big Revenue Potential

In 1907 Macdonald College kept 225 to 250 laying hens averaging 122 eggs annually. At 25 cents a dozen, revenue reached 2544 dollars per hen before feed costs. With feed at 1.44 dollars and actual selling prices of 50 cents winter and 25 cents summer, profit rose to 2.52 dollars per hen over feed. Projections using broader Canadian poultry growth suggest substantial nationwide gains with improved hen care raising potential annual revenue to tens of millions.

F. C. Elford Macdonald College Que Canada Bena Poultry Yards

Toronto Y W C G Taaday Realizes 6753

The Toronto Y W C G taaday realized six thousand seven hundred fifty three dollars. It is expected this total will grow from checks received by a number of firms.

Toronto Y

Beecham's Pills Promised to Restore Womanly Health

An advertisement extols Beecham's Pills as a remedy for women, claiming they improve beauty and vitality. It urges use during debility, nervousness, headaches, and low mood, asserting the pills assist nature and restore health and appearance.

Military Canteen Clash Between War Canteens and Temperance Union

The Military Gazette replies to W C T U criticisms during the Ontario convention opening at Barrie. It defends camp sobriety, rejects claims that military authorities moved London camp to Goderich to evade temperance surveillance, and argues for enforcing liquor laws while noting ongoing gains in temperance sentiment.

Ontario Barrie London Goderith W.C.T.C

Catarrh Rheumatism Advice From Distinguished Physician

A noted physician known for treating catarrh rheumatism and kidney bladder issues explains climate’s damp effects and warns Canadians to avoid lax habits and poor nutrition. He endorses a simple plant based remedy: Fluid Extract Cascarwa Carriana Compound and Syrup Sarsaparilla, with one teaspoon after meals and at night, stating all ingredients are vegetable and purge toxins through liver kidneys and bowels.

Charities and Correction Conference in Toronto

The Canadian Conference of Charities and Correction meets in Toronto on Wednesday and Thursday, November 25 and 26. The carefully prepared programme covers charitable work and corrective methods in Canada with aims to unite those involved in public charities and justice for offenders. Noted speaker J A Leonard of the Ohio State Reformatory will deliver an address, and topics include care of consumptives, refuges, hospital funding, gaol systems, care of the feeble minded, juvenile delinquents, inebriates, and poverty. A county delegation from Ontario is promised and attendance is encouraged.

J. A. Leonard Ohio State Reformatory Ontario

Death of Hon Mr Bvanturel in Alfred from pneumonia

Former Ontario Legislature Speaker Hon Mr Bvanturel died at his home in Alfred on Saturday from pneumonia. Minard's Liniment advertised for sale nationwide.

Mr. Bvanturel Ontario Alfred Minard

Canteen Debate Sparks Temperance Pressure in Camps

An article argues against abolishing the camp canteen and urges consulting teetotal officers. It contends licensed houses nearby tempt soldiers and that sobriety in camps has improved, calling for appreciation from the WCTU and noting the 85th Regt canteen closure years earlier.

W.C.T.C Military Gazette 85Th Regt. Simcoe Foresters Examiner

Busy Man's Magazine Offer with Barrie Examine Deal

Special offer from Busy Man's Magazine publishers paired with The Barrie Examine for one year at 2.50 to Jan 1 1910. Regular price of Busy Man's alone is 2.00. The ad touts illuminating articles and Canadian content to engage readers. Mentions PEI elections results and a New York election day incident. Notes wheat import duty suspension due to lean Mezi lean domestic wheat supply.

Barrie Examine Busy Man's Twe Prince Edward Island Edward Koeagle Tammany New York

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