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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1956
Page
2
A reader shares a story of a meddling mother in law who strained a marriage and how honest confrontation and grace helped restore harmony. The piece urges frank talk, respect, and the value of supportive mothers in law, urging brides to seek guidance from Anne Hirst.
The article notes Cecil B. DeMille consulted about 1,900 books and periodicals, nearly 3,000 photographs, and 30 libraries and museums across three continents for background on The Ten Commandments. Henry S. Noerdlinger guides the study, detailing camel symbolism and Egyptian context from various scholars to align Exodus timing with a dynastic setting.
The column laments commercial excess while urging mindful gifting and time with loved ones. It recalls Christmas memories, loss, and happiness, and reminds readers that true gift value lies in thought over price. The piece emphasizes the Wise Men as a model for giving with affection.
For dolls 14 16 18 20 22 inches tall this 4795 pattern includes a jacket beret skirt dress sash blouse jumper slacks shorts cap pinafore petticoat and panties. Directions printed on each tissue part. Send thirty five cents plus name address and style number to Anne Adams 123 Eighteenth St New Toronto.
The piece reflects on simplifying Christmas food and activity while sharing space with refugees, urging rest and quiet time for personal reflection. It emphasizes reading Christmas cards with their verses, appreciating the season, and ending with a wish for a very Happy Christmas to all.
A juror finds the dead man was a Moose. They convict the accused with a twenty dollar fine for killing a Moose out of season, citing fear of their wives.
Cesena Wher advertises pattern 623 Embroidery apron with 34 yard fabric claim and vivid color flower motif. Send twenty five cents for the pattern to Laura Wheeler at 123 Eighteenth St New Toronto with name and address. Also promotes Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book featuring crochet knitting embroidery and iron-ons.
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