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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
3
Dallas Lancaster returns with sister Marylyn to a desert bend. A letter from Lounsbury foreshadows trouble as Braden taunts them. Indian threats loom, a missing father, and a perilous choice push Dallas to defend the land and vow to stay despite calls to move to the fort.
Blood passes through the kidneys every three minutes as they filter impurities day and night removing about 500 grains of impure matter. When failing, pain backaches and other symptoms arise. Booths Kidney Pills claimed to restore filtering. A resident testimonial from Barried Out praises relief, with sale details and price given.
Squaw Charley discovers a blood splattered window pane and a rifle embedded near a shack by the river. Morning light reveals signs of a deadly clash. The interior shows a bedroll, blankets, and two sleepers, Dallas and Marsin, in an unsettled room.
On a Wednesday morning near Schepler crossing the Midland train, travelling about forty to fifty miles per hour, struck Michael Crawley who failed to notice the approaching engine. Edward Kenny cried to stop the horse, Cranley whipped again, then the train hit, tossing Crawley's buggy twenty feet and landing a hundred feet away. Crawley was believed dead but survived with only severe shock.
Stayner’s tar rate runs at 25 mille while natural gas is reported in both eastern and western sections of Toronto. A judicial investigation into the Canadian National Exhibition’s affairs is planned. Cholera deaths total 82 from St Petersborg and Manila. Cook fish thoroughly to avoid unwholesome results. A remedy for indigestion uses beaten white of an egg in water after meals. A stiff beefsteak should be served hot. Mice dislike camphor, which repels them. Danish engineer Hans Handson claims a wireless printing typewriter. Minard’s Liniment is advertised nationwide.
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