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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
6
An unhappy husband confesses a flirtation with a factory coworker to his wife and asks for guidance. The columnist rebukes his ego, urges resignation and reconciliation, and emphasizes the pain caused to his spouse. A W. C. Fields death rumor anecdote follows.
Eight multifs patterns measuring 2% by 10 inches each for decorating sheets curtains and linens. Send 25 cents to Box 1 Ont for pattern 624 and your name and address. Catalog offers toys dolls household and personal accessories with a hand bag pattern printed in the back.
At the start of the ad a claim of rapid relief for rheumatic pain is made with T R C’s used by over a million monthly. It urges keeping the remedy on hand for quick use and offers the product for $1.85 at drug centers.
Fragmented crossword puzzle clues with numerous misspellings and garbled terms. Contains partial entries such as Negative prefix and Morning prayer with many unreadable entries and stray letters.
The article catalogs British and international units causing widespread confusion. It notes the 1949 British Standards Institution decision on teaspoons and lists varied measures for weight and trade goods such as celery by the rell, fish by the trank or quintal, and carrots by the bunch.
A collection of etiquette Q and A covering table setting, pallbearers, rings after divorce, wedding expense items, reading telegrams in social settings, passing pitchers by handle, ring placement at weddings, finishing drinks, and a note on the Ottumwa Iowa mayor delaying half salary during a campaign.
A reflective diary entry notes mild weather with no rain, last year’s snow, and Santa Claus parade memories in Tor onto. The author mentions a TV trial, guest visits, a farmer friend with a barn job, car troubles from battery to corroded connections, and a sense of relief after a roadside repair.
A Guernsey visitor tours rural Ontario scenes noting dry fields and a fat Ottawa bound field with contour ploughing. The dialogue covers two stubborn Englishmen arguing over Ayreshires versus purebreds, a woodpile knotty oak split contest, and a boot dripping chicken prank in the shed.
A visitor claims his boots were placed first and argues that Partner hung the chicken above them as a deliberate act. The stance centers on the perceived priority of the boots versus the poultry placement.
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