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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 31, 1901

Page

7

Semi Savage Warriors In British War Plans Elaborated

The Chicago Tribune notes Joseph Chamberlain announced Britain will use Indian and African troops in European conflict if needed. The piece links this to Hague rules, historic European prejudice, and Japan's influence in shifting attitudes toward Oriental troops in Western wars. It recalls 1870 Algeria Turkes, 1848 Circassians, 1876 bashi-bazouks, and Malta incidents, highlighting rising acceptance of nonwhite soldiers in Christian wars.

Chicago Tribune Joseph Chamberlain Europe United States Russia France Germany Hague England Algeria Africa Westminster Lord Chatham Bulgaria Malta Great Britain Bombay India Lord Beaconsfield Mediterranean Japan China

Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People advertised cure

The Windsor Review features Miss Christine Pare of Ojibway Ont recounting relief from headaches dizziness backache and poor appetite after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad extols pills as restoring red blood and vitality and notes ready availability via Brockville Ontario address.

Windsor Ont Christine Pare Ojibway The Windsor Review Pare Dr. Williams Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville

Fraulein Irrgang Champion Man Hater of Europe

Fraulein Marie Irrgang, who died in Vienna weeks ago, was famed as Europe’s champion man hater. She held a reputedly ironclad prejudice against men, a distinction few disputed in the accounts of her life and claimed notoriety.

Lichtenthal Marie Vienna Austro-Hungary Jungfrauga-Verein Fraulein Irrgang Terlin Yorkshire Europe Fraulein Marie Irrgang Marie Lenoir Paris

Baby's Own Tablets touted as safe cure for child illness

The passage extols Baby's Own Tablets as a natural remedy for numerous childhood ailments and cautions against sleep-inducing medicines. It includes testimonials from Mrs. Ben Seward of Forfar Ontario and instructions to obtain the product from Dr Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont. The piece contrasts gentle, effective care with dangerous intoxicants.

Nature Ben. Seward Forfar Ont Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville, Ont

Sorodont as Footh Powder and Liquid Sale

Sorodont offered as liquid and powder forms with quantities 25 and 45 units respectively. Samples available for 3 cents, mail order pricing in effect. Montreal firm Hall and Ruckel advertises options for purchase by mail order.

Hall & Ruckel Montreal

Cleaning Recipes From a Historic Household Guide

Cleaning tips for bronzes and brasses recommend dusting with a soft cloth, using a sweat oil moistened cloth, then polishing with a chamois skin. Oxalic acid is advised for brass, applied with flannel and polished briskly. Use stale bread crumbs to remove spots from pictures, etchings, or photographs, never reusing discolored crumbs.

Edward VII Guarding the King's English Speech

The dialogue notes Edward VII as diligent in speech, frequently correcting errors others make. It highlights him as the natural guardian of the king's language, a point underscoring his careful speech and linguistic role.

Edward VII

Additional Evidence in Civil Case Sealed by Sworn Statement

A court has completed the process by filing another sworn statement as supplementary evidence. The move tightens the evidentiary record in the ongoing civil matter and may affect subsequent rulings or hearings.

Kent Case: Ottawa Man’s Kidney Pills Cure Examined

The Ottawa Free Press revisits the 1895 case of George H. Kent cured of Bright's Disease after taking Dodd's Kidney Pills. Kent testifies in two sworn statements, recounting illness from 1898, treatment, and lasting health. He confirms no recurrence and notes his daughter’s name Dodds as gratitude.

Free Press Ottawa George H. Kent Bright Iee Press Dodd Kent George Henry Kent Cambridge Street British American Bank Note Printing Company Carleton The Mr. Kent Gilmour Street Charles A. Blanchet Mr. Blanchet Dodds Canada G. H. Kent A. W. Fraser Ontario

Dodd's Kidney Pills Credited With Rescue in City

A dying man was reportedly saved by Dodd's Kidney Pills after all hope seemed lost. Sworn evidence substantiates every detail of the recovery and the pill's pivotal role in his restoration.

Dodd

Ungrammatical Caning Lesson Sparks Wit at School

A schoolmaster punishes a pupil for improper speech and sends him to tell another boy he wishes to speak. The messenger delivers a grammatically precise description of a noun phrase and the two boys joke about a dog biscuit remark, ending with light humor.

McDonald Endorses Minard’s Liniment for Neuralgia

June 11 1897 Beddock letter from A S McDonald endorses Richards Co. liniment as a remedy for neuralgia claiming it relieves pain at once. The brief testimonial mentions Co. C Richards & Co. and addresses “Dear Sirs.”

Telephone messages sent in Great Britain vast in number

About 616 million telephone messages are sent yearly in Great Britain. The figure highlights the scale of the nation’s telecommunication activity and reflects the growing reliance on telephone exchanges for daily communication.

Great Britain

Minard Liniment Cures Colds and More Claims

A historic notice claims Minard's Liniment cures colds and similar ailments. A rough domestic budget lists the average Englishman consuming 21 pounds of bread daily along with small quantities of meat butter and sugar.

Cured Deafness Claim and Patent Medicine Ads

An article fragment asserts a constitutional cure for deafness linked to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and offers a $100 reward for any case uncured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It also promotes Hall's Catarrh Pills, a cold cure claim by Laxative Bromo Quin ine Tablets, and notes British patent medicine consumption.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Druggiett

Catarrh Cured Ad Appeals to Honest Treatment

An advertisement copy urges readers to contact the paper for placing ads. It touts that readers will be treated honestly and served with the best, linking the message to the claim that catarrh can be cured.

Sooture Syrup for Teething and Diarrhoea

For over fifty years Wes. Winston's Sooture Syrup has been used by mothers for teething pain soothing a child and quieting bowels. It claims to ease wind colic and based on a pest remedy for diarrhea. Available for twenty five cents a bottle from druggists worldwide. Also noted is the Grosser Kurfurst, a 13 000 ton vessel described as the largest ship through the Suez Canal.

Wes. Winston WixaLow Suez Canal

Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper Exhibit

A fragment shows a prooflike ad or display promising Minard's Liniment as a cure for distemper. A character dialogue then appears, reflecting a period voice with a mother and child exchange about activity sharpening faculties. The item mixes product claim with a domestic vignette.

Stops the Cough and Heals the Cold in One Day

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in a day with no cure, no pay. The note reports British dockyard labor earnings totaling 9.5 million dollars annually.

E. W. Grove

Winard's miment Cures Gargal In COWS

Germany's colonies are five times as large as herself while Frances colonies are eighteen times and Britain's ninety seven times bigger than herself.

Winard Gargal Germany France Britain

Liniment Claim Cures Diphtheria Stirs Interest

A claim that Ilinard's Liniment cures diphtheria circulates in print. The note mentions historical metric system adoption in France 1790, Holland 1817, Belgium 1820, and Sweden 1889.

Ilinard France Holland Belgium Sweden

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House of Commons the Law OF Nations the, Dawson Commission Co., Limited Toronto Ottawa Free Press Chas. A. Blanchet Gussie Cholly Minard Griffiths & Macpherson Co., Limited Church St Calvert Standard Huse Co Depts W. D. Shaw Guntis F. E. Karn Co Victoria Street Wese & Co Yonge, Toronto Department of Human Endeavor SUN Savings and Loan Company Wellington Dept. A M. A. O'Keefe Truth Office Eajanted Outfit Pelham Nursery Co Marma Willie Epps Aris British American Dyeing CO J. Ljones Eng. Ghia Dominion Line Steamships Liverpool Boston Portland Queenseand Bick. Mills & Co T. State St D. Torrance Whaley Royce & Co., Limited Winnipeg And Western Mortcade Corporation Toronto Street
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