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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 31, 1947
Page
7
The Consumer Section outlines how to avoid curdling by cooking custards over boiling water, using hot water baths for baked varieties, and finishing promptly. It provides recipes for Cereal Custard, Chocolate Spanish Cream, and a Fruit Floating Island with meringue, each serving six.
The narrative recalls a trip to London and Woodstock with a summer holiday vibe and stormy weather. The writer details scenic towns Paris and Guelph, shopping woes, and parking meter woes, ending with a soggy dash to the car between showers.
A fragment lists a hybrid crossword style clues and answers related to U S Army insignia and terms. It includes references to the 30th division and naval abbreviations, with multiple cryptic entries across military vocabulary.
The speaker contemplates whether parking meters are beneficial and considers studying the issue or shopping where meters are absent. Time pressure and backstreet familiarity are proposed as possible solutions to avoid clock watching while shopping.
A Department of Agriculture note offers sewing counsel on thread length for better stitching, suggesting long threads for long stitches and a foot long thread for best results. A cartoonish dialogue pits a patient asking about pneumonia against a doctor, followed by a line about Canadian exports to India in 1945 totaling over 307 million dollars.
Teen narrator and Susie take a sail boat for a ride. A sudden squall capsizes them. they survive but suffer injuries and the crowd laments. The narrator faces consequences including a damaged rudder, a ruined watch, stiff fines or punishment, and loss of allowance.
Britain aims to turn scarce sugar fate and cereals into limited beverages biscuits and chocolates to earn 40 million dollars yearly for vital feeding stuffs. Prime Minister John Strachey told the House of Commons the program would use processing and manufacturing to earn foreign currency for basic foods and urged overseas friends to support sending foods to Britain.
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