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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 1923
Page
6
A rough Mendon road near Barre Vermont caused the jolt to Thomas Lackey’s automobile and is believed to have discharged his rifle killing him.
A Sydenham Ontario reader testifies that Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound helped her during pregnancy and postnatal recovery. She urges others to try the tonic, stating it strengthens the mother and does not contain harmful drugs. She offers to share the little book and her name for others seeking guidance.
A very successful box social was held in the Orange Hall Allandale Friday evening under Ferndale school auspices. A H West principal led efforts with Dr Randall Richardson chairing. Boxes auctioned by Mr McConkey. Program featured chorus solo and instrumental numbers by local students and talent.
Canadian National Railways promotes its all Canadian transcontinental route across six provinces from Montreal to Vancouver with views of the Rockies Mount Robson and high peaks. The Continental Limited offers tourist sleeping cars standard sleeping cars and a compartment library observation car with unexcelled dining service and daily service. Reservations and information available through CN Ticket Agents.
The Canadian National Railways released an attractive booklet on Winter Sports in Ontario Highlands, focusing on Algonquin Park. Copies are available on application to any CN Ticket Agent, priced 47 to 48 cents.
Major E. Percival Brown recounts a close escape in Yokohama during the great quake and praises Japanese courage and restraint. He notes 1,319 distinct quakes in 17 days, widespread destruction in Yokohama and Kamakura, and Japan’s calm, organized response aiding foreigners.
The resignation of W. J. Ross, Sudbury town treasurer and clerk and former Barrie Business College principal, followed the government audit report showing a $132 cash discrepancy due to an error corrected after disclosure. Council adjourned to next Saturday for possible action.
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