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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 11, 1951
Page
10
An advisory piece explains how electric beaters improve batters by incorporating air, with practical steps for popovers squash and onions, custards and sauces. It includes safety tips like using a scraper and increasing speed gradually, plus a Q and A on squash readiness and canning syrup.
The narrator recalls raising chickens and dogs in a rural setting. Honey the cocker spaniel chases birds but now stays near the hen pen after training. Old hens were moved to the house, new pullets bought, and feed routines described. Different chicken breeds are evaluated for temperament and productivity. The piece also notes a rainy holiday weekend, coal delivery, and a village church anniversary with reflections on sorrow and community.
Trans-Canada Air Lines extended its trans Atlantic service to Paris marking the Montreal to Paris route opening. Government officials business leaders and journalists from Canada and France joined in pre inaugurial flights and celebrations in Paris Montreal Quebec City Ottawa and Ontario. Paris becomes the fourth European TCA call after London Prestwick and Shannon.
An old farmer explains he clears rattlesnakes from fields the day before plowing to prevent danger tomorrow. He says hunting hazards now prevents a deadly accident later and urges keeping eyes open for work hazards.
High quality hay is leafy green weed free and fresh smelling. Grass silage is clean smelling mildly fermented with a pleasant tart taste.
Dr Melchair Palyi argues Canada should join the United States economically and politically to gain stability. The Financial Post note cites Canadians would resist trading their laws education and politics for U S systems and prefer independence despite shared concerns and problems.
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