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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1947
Page
3
An editorial in the Financial Post weighs universal military training for 18 year olds amid mixed public response. The piece notes cadet programs already in schools and records multiple teen reactions, urging careful planning of pros and cons before public approval.
A vivid advertising copy touts MoutHs Water scent and Maxwell Wleuse coffee blend as a fragrant booster of full flavor and extra goodness, promising an uplifting sensory experience for readers.
Fragmentary crossword style page references military and geographic terms including Singapore, Sumatra, Maj Gen, B-29s, daylight range, and various clues. The readable text lists ranks, places, and scattered nomenclature without a cohesive news event or narrative.
A fragmented clue list presents items such as court scales, animal names, chemical symbols, and directional hints. It references a Dutch city, a Capuchin monkey, a sun god, and a Persian gateway, with miscellaneous abbreviations for delirium tremens and the State Army leader.
Medical authorities urge people who squint habitually to seek expert advice. A squint can blur vision and strain the eyes, causing fatigue and headaches. An eye specialist can diagnose astigmatism and related vision issues.
The text portrays Job as a real, wealthy principled figure who is described as perfect and upright. It emphasizes his fear of God, rejection of wealth as a trusted source, charity to the poor, care for orphans, and avoidance of idol worship. Job stands as a steadfast example of suffering, patience, and devotion to the Lord.
Farmers adopt a low cost device on mowing machines that flushes ground nests to save birds. Operators raise the cutter bar briefly once a bird flies, leaving a protected grass area. If you see hay lands in fields, it signals growing wildlife conservation among farmers. Also notes about 5,000 dinosaur species known from reptile age.
A writer recalls the 50th Anniversary celebration in Guelph where women of the W1 organization joined a large crowd, heard speeches, watched a pageant, and enjoyed refreshments. She notes the heat, First Aid activity, and pride in fellow district participants while promising future sidelights.
Isabel Skelton portrays Rev. William Bell the first Presbyterian minister in Ontario's backwoods. Bell settled Perth in 1817 and lived forty years, recording daily life in Eastern Ontario. The Ryerson Press published A Man Austere priced at $4.00.
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