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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
3
Fragmented OCR note on a speaker's nerves and memory influences, noting a public address outline and the struggle to trust audience, with stray references to criticism, sentiment, and a distant health-related statistic from New York. The text is garbled but centers on elocution, preparation, and performance.
Multiple solicitors and notaries announce loan offerings and legal services in Barrie and nearby towns. Firms include Hewson Creswicke Anrietel s and Strathy Esten, Lennox Ardagh Cowan Brown, with offices in Barrie, Dunlop Street, Ross Block, and connections to Bank of Toronto. Also mentions probate, guardianship, administration, and occasional Saturday court house visits in Eric and Cookstown.
A Washington dispatch cites Rev. Dr. Talmage urging reliance on divine care and rejection of perpetual worry. He says most troubles are imagined, urges gratitude for present blessings, prudent planning, and trusting God to supply needs as they arise. He warns against forebodings that undermine duty and faith.
A fragmented quotation warns that the burden of interest on borrowed troubles will overwhelm anyone. The phrase echoes a biblical line about sufficient evil for the day and adds a cautionary tone about enduring burdens.
A father pressures his son to marry, praising a dinner companion as the perfect match, only to face a blunt rebuke from the son who reveals she is interested in another man. A quip about a horse highlights practical irony as a friend mocks feigned affection.
An 19th century ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething children. It claims relief from crying and pain, with broader healing notes for diarrhea, colic, and inflammation, and cites a price of 25 cents per bottle. Sold by druggists worldwide.
A montage of famed courtships and romantic first glances from Sir Richard Burton to Gladstone Ruskin and Duquesne, with anecdotes of torchlit meetings, clubroom glimpses, and daring wooing. The piece sews together social legends, aristocratic marriages, and a note on the Ontario Fruit Exhibit and Pan American generosity toward Canada.
Among those who sent items are William Armstrong and others from Queenston and St Davids delivering peaches grapes and plums. Freely Bros from Niagara sent fine peaches while Burbank plums arrived from Hamilton. Nutmeg melons watermelons squash and tomatoes arrive from several growers. crowds study the squash display with an explanatory card. Two cases of cold storage apples from the Pan-American were sent to Toronto and are in excellent condition.
A dialogue notes a daughter questioning a year to wait while Jack owes nothing now but will owe later. The piece then describes Martel's thriving gambling venture, licensing his houses, and paying about 450000 a year in tax. It adds unrelated lines on turpentine olive oil and alcohol percentages.
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