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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 25, 1949
Page
7
In 1292 the Venetian Council moved glass furnaces to Murano to curb fires and spy on workers. Murano’s sandstone sands and secrecy kept its glass superior as thousands labored on beads bottles and window panes.
A farm safety specialist warns that teens lack instinct for safe driving and must be taught. A true story shows three boys in a skidding accident with minor injuries while underscoring that experience is a costly teacher. Organized driver training in schools can reduce accidents and costs compared to hit or miss methods. Remember: Re-alert—don’t get hurt.
A home column recalls farming trials with drought hot days near Moose Jaw and the joys of harvest. The writer bemoans heat and lack of shade, notes threshing delays, and plans to make choke cherry jelly while considering blue berries from Mattawa. An eggs tips snippet discusses boiling cracked eggs with tape and salt.
A speaker shares a personal discovery from thirty years of trying to perfect apple pie. A friend’s tip to use brown sugar instead of white sugar yields a pie that melts in the mouth. The note ends with a wry remark about ironing tablecloths and choosing easy tasks.
Rev Barclay Warren reflects on Psalms and James urging justice for the poor and restraint in wealth. He cautions money as power cannot redeem sin and calls for faithful stewardship and prayerful living before God. The message emphasizes mercy, truth, and doing justice toward the afflicted and needy.
The author shares a step by step homemade ketchup recipe using ripe tomatoes, vinegar, spices and a method for canning. Also included is a Green Apple Pie in a Cheese Crust with a cheese infused crust and a two stage bake.
A playful memory prompts a party misidentification as a young man recalls tickling a woman, only to reveal the speaker was mistaken about who did the chin tickling. The woman realizes the exchange involved a generations-old joke.
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