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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1953
Page
6
A reader asks about marital distress and child fear due to a jealous husband who squanders money. Anne Hirst advises considering Domestic Relations Court help to protect the family and notes the impact on children’s emotional development and safety.
Pattern 505 offers easy knitting directions for a shrug in a fast stitch with ribbed trim. Includes misses sizes 32-34 and 36-38. Send 25 cents for pattern by mail to Box 1, 123 Eighteenth St, New Toronto Ontario with name and address.
A farm column reflects on March weather reprieve and storm prep. A reader recalls a courteous hunter who asked to park and hunt across fields, noting some trespass issues while arguing hunting helps control predatory birds in rural districts.
Norman Hartnell reports Queen Elizabeth will not shorten her skirts, while Jane McCaffree notes Mamie Eisenhower will keep her hems at about 13 inches from the ground and largely continue last year’s wardrobe with only a few new fall items.
A 35 cent girls pattern 4605 offers a plaid bow trim wing collar pockets and sleeves suitable for school or dress-up. The article also praises herbs describing scent color and garden patterns with notes on bee visits and an excerpt from The Years in My Herb Garden by Helen M Foxinghams hshire and a UK film preservation segment.
The essay reflects on roots in farming and urban herb gardening. It recalls a Bavarian farm upbringing, a New York City memory of iris and lilac, and compares herbs to chamber music for their intimate, nuanced aromas. The writer cherishes working among herbs and their distinct fragrances.
A vast film museum adds coronation footage to its 20 million feet collection. The archive already preserves Queen Victoria's Jubilee and the coronations of Edward VII, George V, and George VI in fire proof temperature controlled vaults.
A historical bread making excerpt outlines combining boiling water sugar and shortening, cooling, then activating Fleischmann's Fast Rising Dry Yeast in lukewarm water with sugar. It instructs mixing with bread and whole wheat flour, adjusting with extra flour until a smooth dough forms.
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