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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 1952
Page
10
A sensational letter reveals a husband boasting of abuse and control while his wife presses for true marriage. He admits lies about money and indulgence, cites his father’s bearlike rule, and questions the wife’s Christian duties as she raises four daughters amid strife.
Includes Pattern R4719 for miss sizes with one front piece and a back with ties, plus a note on fabric needs for size 16. Also features a long advice column about marital hardship and at home work ideas, signed Anne Hirst and addressed to Mrs A C at Box 1 New Toronto Ont.
A shy man attempts to propose to a girl and asks for help spending his salary. She replies with cheerful assurances as he awkwardly asks for a lifelong commitment. The insight notes that 20 percent of American husbands and wives admit they never argue in a recent survey.
The writer balances a tense week of damp hay and drying wind with a trip to London Ontario for the Canadian Authors Association convention. Dr. W G Hardy leads sessions at Western University while Campbells, Wilfrid Jury and Franklin MacDowell appear in talks. Back home, Balers work, a cow calves, and haying resumes amid heat and bustle.
A sermon extols Gideon as humble and faithful from a poor family who grows through personal faith and social duty. It notes the fleece story as faith testing and urges leaders to serve others, rejecting ambition for glory and urging modern readers to seek moral courage.
A Laura Wheeler Needlecraft notice promotes pattern 679s Jr Miss sizes 11 13 15 17 with empire waist pleated skirt embroidery options. Size 13 uses 4 3/8 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 25 cents for pattern and box address in New Toronto Ontario.
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