Wolfe City Man Credits Adjustments For Blood Pressure Relief
Mr. W. L. Denney of Wolfe City Texas states in a sworn 1928 affidavit that after two years of high blood pressure and failed medical treatment a course of adjustments in 1915 relieved the condition and he believes he would not be alive today without them.
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W. L. Denney
Wolfe City
Texas
SIMCOE COUNTY HURONS PETUNS AND FUR TRADE LEGACY
A historical account traces Champlain to the Hurons and Petuns, noting their villages near Tiny Tay Flos and Orillia, lifestyles, farming, clothing, and social customs. It covers missionary work by Le Caron Brebeuf and Lalement, Iroquois wars, torture and martyrdom, dispersal across North America, and the demise of the Huron nation with Wyandotte descendants.
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St. Lawrence
Three Rivers
Champlain
Samuel de Champlain
Quebec
Father le Caron
Ottawa
Lake Nipissing
French River
Georgian Bay
Mer Douce
Montreal
Outouacha Bay
Colborne Basin
Penetanguishene
Outouacha
Carhagouha
Huron
Tiny
Lafontaine
Cahiague
Narrows
Orillia
Petuns
Tobacco Nation
Nottawasaga
Collingwood
Blue Mountains
Tay
Flos
Ononhara
Gabriel Sagard
Brebeuf
Daniel and
Davost
Lalement
Thonatiria
St. Joseph
Wye
Midland
Ste. Marie
Contarea
St. Joseph II
Daniel
St. Louis
St. Ignace
St. Jean
Father Garmier
Chabamel
Manitoulin Island
St. Jospeh
Christian Island
Six Nations
Lake Superior
Father Marquette
Michilmackinac
Detroit River
Amherstburg
Missions call to greater efforts
Dr. Manning speaks at a Barrie banquet linking overseas work in China to Canadian home mission duties. He notes dangers abroad and the need to educate Chinese students as missionaries while stressing Canadian outreach to English and non English speaking communities, Indian work, and social services. The Barrie objective is $3200.
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Yokohama
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Victoria University
Toronto
Kobe
China
Manning
Home Mission Department
Barrie
Vespra council approves funds and adjourns after routine hilliards
Vespra Township Council met with all members present. Funds were approved for multiple road projects and juror selection expenses. A $50 donation was allocated to the Women’s Rest Room in Barrie, and a request was sent to the Minister of Public Works for bridge allocations. The meeting adjourned to November 19 at 10 a.m.
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Vespra
E. A. Rix
Barrie
J. J. Inkley
Hy. Stokes
J. R. Cotter
K.C
Thos. Moore
A. Dwyer
W. W. Scott
Stanley, Fralick
Col. Rd
Roward Lesser
Flos
Poe Dawson
Iaratoe
A. Newman
John Young
Chas. Degeer
James Handy
S.r
Moore
Chas. Robertson
A. H. Tuck
Herbert Orchard
Geo. Crawford
R. M. Bell
R. A. Sutherland
Quarrel at Wair's Restaurant Precedes Capitol Theatre Visit
A young man in a blue serge suit and gray fedora argued with his sweetheart outside Wair's restaurant last night. If he brings her to the Capitol Theatre, he will learn What’s Wrong with the Women.
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Wair
Capitol Theatre
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