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In the early 1900s, poverty and destitution caused by bad management and high living resulted in Jem Mace at the age of seventy six yet again travelling the fairs, circuses and music halls. However, this time it was as a lecturer with Billy LeNeve’s troupe of lady athletes and gentleman boxers where he played to packed houses. In a series of features on Jem Mace that appeared in the World’s Fair in 1910, the reporter describes Mace’s popular appeal:.

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Photo by Dan Janisse /Windsor Star The Windsor Chapter of Therapeutic Paws of Canada organization visited the University of Windsor campus on Monday, November 28, 2016, to give students a bit of furry and friendly therapy. Students had a chance to spent some time with the trained dogs that regularly visit different locations looking to ease a little stress or just produce some warm fuzzy vibes. Hannah Walls spends some time with Lexi during the event.