Gland Sin Manager Noted by Observer 1808
A fragment notes a manager named Gland Sin and a reference to 1808 with an observer acknowledgment. The readable text is sparse and lacks full context or clear events.
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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1901
Page
5
A fragment notes a manager named Gland Sin and a reference to 1808 with an observer acknowledgment. The readable text is sparse and lacks full context or clear events.
At a general meeting on the 10th inst, the Montreal Batter and Cheese Association resolved to urge diarymen across Canada to shift to butter and discontinue cheese after November. Arguments cite lower demand for cheese, stronger butter prices year round, and better profitability to sustain farm stock. Recommendations include outfitting factories for either product and shipping fresh butter weekly to fetch top prices, with notes on improper cheese curing and flimsy packaging.
An advertisement asserts uric acid as the morbid principle of rheumatism and claims Paine's Celery Compound can banish all forms of the disease. It features a testimonial from G J McDonald of Cornwall Ontario, praising the remedy after three years of pain, plus a free 64 page book on nervous diseases.
Oct 22 notes potato digging after snow melt. Fowl supper at Methodist church praised for fine weather. A quiet wedding occurred last Tuesday the 5th at the bride’s home. Miss Maud Paton wed Mr A Lucas of Toronto by Rev G I Craw Ivy. They departed by evening train for Eganville.
An opinion piece extols Pain Killer Perry Davis as the enduring household cure for bruises sprains and bowel complaints for over sixty years. It warns against substitutes and lists price points at 25 and 50 cents.
Miss Lewis attended her sister in law Mrs Coulter s funeral at Painswick last week. Miss Adams travelled to Lefroy on Saturday for the deathbed of her sister in law Mrs Robert Adams. Mrs Metcalf of Hawkstone visits Mrs Connor briefly. Mr and Mrs W Dobson of Barrie spent Sunday in Utopia. Mrs Draper of Barrie visits friends nearby. Anniversary services were held at St George s church by Rev Mr McLean of Kimvale.
Advertiser promotes a three month trial of The Examiner offering a value of 25 cents. The teaser implies substantial reading for a small upfront cost, inviting readers to sample the paper.
On October 4 the council met with full attendance and heard petitions seeking opening travel on the 4th concession and a grant of 50 toward opening travel on the 10th concession. A grant of 850 was approved for town line drainage with Flos and Vespra between concessions 5 and 7, contingent on Flos granting 50 and interested parties 50. Accounts totaling 127.95 for road work were approved for multiple contractors. On October 14 further drainage plans were ordered, with inspections of watercourses and a ditch agreement, plus culvert work near lots 5 and 6, concession 9. The council adjourned to November 4 1901. revision court for Sealey Creek Drainage By-Law adjourned to same date.
On Sunday M Murdy of Thornton visited Mr and Mrs J McDermott. Jno Tracey and Miss Tracey of Minesing were here. Nellie Hockridge of Allandale visited home. Mr and Mrs Elliott spent Sunday in Barrie. A Tracey is very ill with lung inflammation. Effie Kerfoot of Minesing is staying with her Aunt Mrs J McDermott.
Guthrie lists recent visitors to Toronto for royal reception views and locals seen in town. Names include Miss Ida Prosser, Mr and Mrs David Brown, James Roas, William Mitchell, George and Louis Parrot, J C Morgan. Alex Younz of Guelph visiting Manor Farm relatives. Lakeview cheese factory closed after a successful season.
Autumn exhibitions across Canadian towns showcase wide interest of women in creating mats and rugs for homes. Visitors admire rag and yarn designs colored with Diamond Dyes, with many artisans crafting floor ornaments for bedrooms and parlors. Wells Richardson Co. offers free pattern sheets by mail from Montreal.
An old advertisement promises cold hands and feet, back pains, and general weakness can be cured by Climax Iron Tonic Pills. Described as a blood maker and nerve strengthener, each box provides ten days of treatment for 26 cents, available at druggists or by mail from The Dr. Hall Medicine Co. Kingston, Okla.
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