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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
5
The Montreal painting titled Dawn shows a wealthy young woman in luxury who feels emptiness until she glimpses homeless people at dawn. A visitor calls it a sermon and the artist says he paints to preach. The work urges a daybreak change toward service and purpose, not idle wealth.
The lesson centers on Christian love over self. Paul argues all things are lawful but not all profitable, urging believers to edify others and avoid causing others to stumble. It emphasizes liberty weighed by love, and that believers are temples of God requiring care of body and conduct.
A reflective passage contrasts a successful but heartless businessman with a later, real conversion toward mercy. It links daybreak to a kinder spirit that serves others, whether via church, charitable appeals, or philanthropic clubs, echoing a biblical call to ministry and sacrifice.
Plans mount for September 25 as Canada’s Sunday Schools of Baptist Congregational Methodist and Presbyterian churches anticipate a historic turnout. A joint committee created a service and distributed one million copies of the program to the denominations, targeting over a million participants across the country.
Local fall fair schedule lists events across multiple towns in Sept and Oct. Dates include Collingwood Sept 18 14 15 and Orillia Sept 13 14, with entries for Barrie Coldwater Bracebridge Elmvale Huntsville Gravenhurst Midland and Alliston through Oct 12.
A Scotsman quip notes a master chef facing a verdict of bacon quality. The speaker brandishes a pan as evidence, declaring the offered slice the worst seen, while claiming a slightly better piece for himself.
A reflective piece extols good books as mirrors of virtue. It says true literature strengthens character, inspires noble actions, and bolsters mercy, courage, and selflessness in readers, cautioning against falsehood and selfishness.
A jumble of kitchen hints suggests methods like cooking tomatoes in a kettle and pairing unsweetened cocoa with milk. The text also mentions cucumber preparation and fritter ideas, but the fragmentary nature leaves many details unclear.
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