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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 05, 1950
Page
6
A woman's plea for shared work and praise in marriage. Anne Hirst counsels wives and husbands to replace gendered expectations with everyday kindness and support. She urges husbands to help with chores, praise meals, and share parenting to keep homes healthy and loving.
Pattern 810 offers crocheted scarves in double or single strand string with lunch-tats and a buffet-set option. Send twenty five cents in coins to Box 1 123 Eighteenth Street New Toronto for the pattern, include your name and address for delivery.
Puzzle header shows many misprinted clues across and down including animals plants and objects. Entries include Wireless Bevisutated Ji Faw a PD and a mix of unclear phrases with several solved word themes. The fragment suggests a chaotic, OCR damaged crossword with scattered proper nouns and partial answers.
A sermon stresses the transformation of the 120 at Pentecost through purification and the Holy Spirit. It highlights Peter's bold preaching, James and John’s changed aims, and the gift offered to believers and their children, urging the modern church to reclaim its power and outreach.
An Manitoba ornithologist claims control of birds with low power radar to disrupt migratory duck flight. British scientists warn radar beams could affect sensory perception and direction in birds, raising unknown risks to aircraft and humans. Historical tests note pigeons circling near radar beacons and mast impacts.
Mrs May Moore on Portland Street Walworth reports a beer barrel dreg dumping incident. Bees use a ladder to reach the magnificent 3 3 H dahlia blooms sprouting from the box.
After holiday feasts a column offers plain recipes for pork tenderloin with stuffing and several breads and puddings. Dishes include tenderloin roasted with sage, a creamed batter cake, prune bread, cranberry nut loaf, lemon rice pudding, and cottage pudding with simple sauces.
The piece recalls Lord Palmerston and Sir Winston Churchill using pauses to defuse hecklers and win support. It notes a cabinet minister’s sharp aside and observes that a well timed pause can save a point, with Straholet’s capital punishment speech cited as an example.
The passage recalls speakers losing their place in public addresses. Mispronounced lines and incorrect words trigger hearty laughter from both sides. Notable blunders include Sir Whitllany Jowitt and the late Lord Baldwin with unintended openings and a Scottish quip about a hurled epitaph.
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