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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 1947
Page
7
A crossword style list combines various clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Clues include names such as John and references to historical figures, places like Long Island, and terms spanning biology philosophy art and geography.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a list of word clues and partial definitions. The text mixes numbers with words such as Angered, Dreadful, Stupid, Cereal grasses, Johnnycake, Beverage, Red Cross, Turkish abb, Philippine, and Worthless archipelago slang, suggesting a puzzle-like source rather than a coherent news item.
The article outlines salad making basics and three recipes Garden Medley Egg and Carrot and Garden Glow. It covers keeping ingredients cold and on ice, serving on a bed of lettuce, and arranging greens and vegetables in groups with dressed plates.
A diaristic slice of farm life detailing summer haying efforts menacing storms, a rough haul into the barn, car trouble saved by a tractor flywheel trick, surprise visitors for dinner and tea, bee trouble near the barn, DDT relief, and an upcoming sister-in-law visit.
A London photographer, who hunts celebrities with his camera, names Queen Elizabeth as the most photogenic figure in Britain excluding film stars. He says she has right features and understands picture technique. Churchill ranks next for being always in character.
Health authorities warn sufferers of hay fever and "rose cold" to avoid swimming during peak seasons. Those with severe symptoms should think twice before swimming, as chronic nasal and throat inflammations worsen with exposure.
Lady complains of a short circuit affecting four, while one waits for repair. A humorous exchange hints at a tense but playful mechanical mispractice scene.
Pickering youth Arry Murka starred at Kiwanis Music Festival then appeared on CB Coast-to-Coast Stars of Tomorrow. The column highlights Whitby sportswriter Neil MacCarl, Oshawa Generals star Eric Pogue mishap, a Dubuque Iowa youth democracy story, Kate Smith award for Daryl Koch, and a note on summer fishing tales.
Long Peace Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery greets a large Darwin audience and says he is tired of war. He declares the world is settling down and predicts no more storms for a very long time.
Recipe details a yeast dough for cinnamon rolls including sugar water yeast activation, milk, shortening sugar salt flour, egg, kneading, rising times, shaping into oblong rolls, filling with brown sugar cinnamon and raisins, slicing, and baking at 425 F for about 20 minutes.
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