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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 11, 1949
Page
7
J C Clarke visits the Farne Islands off Northumberland to describe the killiwakes cormorants shags puffins guillemots razorbills terns and eider ducks. The ledges on Staple and Brownsmantwo are crowded with kittiwakes as birds insist on privacy.
How to remove rust stains with lemon juice and salt, and rewash after the stain disappears. Make putty by mixing linseed oil with sifted whiting. Restore scratched silverware with putty powder and olive oil then polish. Freshen rancid burger by melting and skimming then adding a toast. Stop hiccups by sugar and vinegar, repeating if needed.
The writer notes a busy period of threshing and harvest preparations amid scattered storms. Visitors from Mattawa arrive by train or bus from Toronto, while daughters secure jobs and sisters travel to Fort William and England. A trip to Malton Airport reveals new terminals and unmet expectations. Vehicle hiccups and a closing drive with berry picking cap the week.
A general talk on canning explains hot pack versus cold pack methods for fruits such as cherries apricots peaches pears plums and prunes. It covers jar preparation syrup recipes processing methods hot water bath oven method and corrective steps for leaks and jar seals.
A motorist assisted with a tow home after a mechanical issue. Bob drove the larger truck to tow the smaller vehicle back. An ignition short caused the incident. Visitors were involved in the mishap.
The Cock Tavern, famed as London’s oldest chop-house, traces its fame to writers and journalists who shaped stories there. Dickens reportedly lingered over lunches of two to three hours, while Johnson, Goldsmith, Thackeray and Pepys are tied to its benches and portraits.
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