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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 20, 1944
Page
3
Army engineers develop a stove heated engine start system for sub arctic conditions. A small gasoline stove provides continuous heat to circulate cooling agent by siphon action, allowing quick starts in minus forty Fahrenheit, with tests in cold rooms and Northern Canada showing reliable starts comparable to spring-day cars.
Dr. Ira N. Gabrielson, head of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service, reports the largest migratory waterfowl movement since 1910. The Alaska sighting suggests up to 150 million ducks, peaking in October, with potential agricultural impact and a tighter hunting season due to ammunition shortages.
Mrs Churchill tells reporters at Harold Butler’s home that Winston Churchill is pretty much his own boss. She adds that he should be fed well and that Clementine enjoys helping, while Winnie governs at home and in policy.
A word puzzle listing across and down clues for a horizontal and vertical crossword style set of definitions including items like instrument, weapon, place, and abstract terms with various length hints and paired answers. The page presents a mixed clue grid requiring fill in both directions for a themed crossword.
A Sunday school lesson surveys biblical calls to honor parents from Exodus to Jesus early life and to his final care for Mary. It notes obedience as core, contrasts Godly commandment with human tradition, and shows Jesus’ first words and care on the cross. It also highlights the disciple’s duty to Mary as part of filial duty.
A new dramatized news series from CFRB Toronto titled Canadian Cavalcade airs Thursdays 9 30 to 10 p m featuring news interpretations from Canadian sources and interviews with headlines figures. The CBC and BBC exchange features include a Canada to Britain broadcast The Spacious Land about wartime farming changes.
Gwendoline P. Clarke shares a domestic vignette of a farm wife describing a two day city visit with shopping and shows, notes of family routines, a friendly host’s breakfast, and reflections on urban and rural life. She recalls Rex Battle, CBC radio, and educational broadcasts shaping school lessons this season.
A crocodile biting and swallowing causes pressure against the palate, stimulating its lachrymal glands to release tears as part of its feeding response.
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