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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
2
Text shows scattered local notices in Barrie listings. Mentions locations such as Maple Ave, North 3326, Elizabeth, and O. Box 1078 with hours and contact details. Includes health related references and business hours for several entries.
Fragmentary OCR text references association, treasurer, public interests, probate administration, and guardianship roles. It mentions a loan, public notices, and a street name, indicating a miscellaneous legal notices page with unsettled items. The readable items suggest court or civic affairs lacking full context.
The guide advises disposing of fowl not kept for breeding after breeding ends. Clean and disinfect barns, remove litter, scrub interiors, and use coal tar disinfectant. Drying with sun and wind, whitewash, and note repairs. Ensure pullets are lice-free to ease winter egg issues. Geo. Robertson, Poultry Husbandman.
W. S. Odell of the Division of Botany cautions readers about misidentifying fungi and outlines two deadly species, Amanita muscaria and Amanita phalloides. He warns against common edible tests, lists reliable reference works, and stresses avoiding mushrooms with white gills a stem ring and base cup to prevent fatal poisoning.
A New York World editorial urges drivers to keep right, slow at crossings, signal turns, brake gently, and share the road with pedestrians and vehicles. It stresses courtesy, local rules, night headlight use, and avoiding hazards while noting the car’s central role in the nation’s life.
The Clinton News Record notes many towns face deficits from Chautauqua events this year. Illilia reports over $1,000 short. other towns run at or near break even or in the hole. High heat and early harvests reduced funds as ticket sales slump and efforts by Girls' Auxiliary aided some sales.
The piece praises business committees for organizing the Chautauqua under strong guarantees to maintain high quality programs at reasonable prices. It argues towns must insure a specified sum to avoid cutbacks and suggests including more Canadian participants in touring companies. Mention is made of Minard's Liniment found effective at the Yarmouth YMCA camp for sunburn colic and toothache relief.
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