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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1948
Page
2
The dialogue covers who should greet first on the street with a woman as the initiator, whether to answer formal invitations in the third person, and how to handle carrying packages and dropped items. It advises giving larger packages to a male acquaintance, and quietly signaling a waiter to retrieve dropped items at table.
Cosy cookery helps homemakers keep potatoes from breaking up while rationing limits to three pounds weekly. Cosies are cloth covers for saucepans and casseroles, made from old felt linen tweed or curtain serge with extra newspaper. They trap heat allowing food to cook gently and stay hot for hours.
A verse extols the robin as a symbol of optimism despite rain and wind. It urges faith, hard work, and persistence, noting the bird’s resilience in adversity and the value of continuing effort toward better days.
Advertisement invites buyers to order pattern 4789 for a petticoat style dress. It lists sizes 2 through 10, fabric requirements, and payment of 25 cents by mail to Room 421 in Toronto. Include size name address and style number.
Bartle rushes to the sheriff after setting a shed ablaze on Chris Pringle’s farm. He shows a paper said to be thrust at his door by El Caballero Rojo reading Pringle is Next.
Bartle plots to rally lawmen and post protectors around the Pringle farm as El Caballero Rojo’s supposed activities spur warnings. Lande plans to dispatch riders while Weber hunts the outlaw, aiming to trap him before further violence erupts in the tobacco and cattleman feud.
Dear Mr Arnott article presents a handwriting reading noting Arnott as an idealist with deep feeling and noble thoughts. It highlights high stem letters d h T t as sincerity, generosity, cooperation, timidity in cramped n, and a mix of independence and restrained desires.
Bartle searches for Sheriff Lande after a fire at his farm. Chris Pringle, an old tobacco farmer, confronts Bartle about the sheriff's absence. Bartle plans to press for action to protect the men he brought out West while letters to farm buyers are prepared.
At a farm supper a hired man bragged about a breeder developing fast sheep that can run 40 miles an hour. He says the lambs are to keep up with Mary, provoking a playful exchange with a bright young girl.
The lesson recalls Nehemiah directing the Jerusalem wall restoration despite conspiracies and danger. He prayed for strength, stood at the fore, organized workers, and with watch and sword, overcame mockery and siege. The completed wall proved his service to God against heathen opposition. Britain reports nearly ten million in active service.
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