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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an unclear subject with hints of romance and place names. The unreadable text lacks a coherent event or names to anchor the story, leaving readers unsure of the intended person or moment.
Multiple law firms and solicitors in Barrie advertise services in wills probate guardianship and administration the drawing and probating of wills and money to loan on farm properties with offices on Dunlop Street and other locations including Barrie Coldwater Gravenhurst Lennox Ardagh Cowan Crown and Brokowski among listed firms.
R T Banting county clerk announces Saturday office hours at the Court House Boree Cooketown Bedford. Dr J C Smith physician and Burgeon office at Owen and Colney Streets Barrick with W A Ross LRCS Edin FCP Lenden and other physicians surgeons listed provide medical services at their offices.
Late resident physician at Toronto General Hospital and surgeon to Emergency Hospital offers specialized care for women's diseases and nose and throat work. Office upstairs in McCarthy Block near McCarthy & Co and Dougall Bros. Furniture Store.
Dr W D MacLAREN, dentist at Barrie, visits Cookstown every Wednesday. Office located in Ross Block east of the Post Office, Partie.
A Washington despatch covers Rev. Dr. Talmage's sermon on Job xxviii 17, insisting religion vastly surpasses the crystal. He argues religion is exact, transparent, and transformative, outshining crystals in beauty, vision, and moral change, urging listeners to abandon sin and seek spiritual crystallization through grace.
A compilation of global and local curiosities: Shah of Persia horse tail dye, Saxon origin name, Canada pulp exports in 1900, Chicago stockyards capacity, Paris fire engines, Belgian mills for corn meal, Nebraska grasshopper control, Saxony tax lists in Cotta. Includes figures on exports, capacities, and enforcement.
An old time teething remedy praised for soothing sick children. Claims to relieve pain from cutting teeth instantly and to cure diarrhea regulate stomach and bowels reduce inflammation and improve energy. Says medicine is pleasant tasting and from a long trusted female physician, price 25 cents per bottle available from druggists worldwide.
The piece explains how civil revolver wounds differ from military ones, noting revolver cartridges carry dirt and grease that may harbor infectious material. It contrasts this with rifle bullets which are sterilized by heat and rifling, reducing contamination risk. If infection takes hold, toxins can impair immune response and lead to sepsis.
The piece explains why Atlantic travel shifts to German lines. German Bremen and Hamburg ships draw northern and southern Europe, touching at Cherbourg, Southampton and Plymouth, while British lines depend on 41 million potential travelers. German routes feed vast streams, ensuring faster, larger ships, with Britain countering by preserving profits through enterprise.
Excerpts from Walter Winans's book describe a Bisley tent scene where visitors, including an elderly lady and a clergyman, dangerously handle a loaded revolver. Winans notes sternly that misadventure could have resulted in tragedy, and criticizes the guests for ignorance of loaded weapons.
A cautionary poem urges patience before action and planning. It warns against rash moves and overthinking. It notes many Protestant missionary societies with 15 460 members and compares life insurance policy values among Britain the United States and Germany 422 millions 405 millions 127 millions.
A reflective aphorism cites superstition and luck, contrasting belief with social niceties. It notes that teaching superstition to children breeds superstition, and that wealthier acquaintances can influence social standing through condescension and loans. It remarks on the swift race of life and the relative value of friendship versus status.
Trivvet recalls Frothingham proposing to Miss Dimling's widowed mother. Now he bans any suitor from visiting his step-daughter at the Dimling house, a harsh act following the rejection.
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