Deserted Wife Recounts Departure Years Ago
A neighbor recalls how the husband left, standing in the doorway until six flies entered the house, reflecting the long years of abandonment and sympathy for the deserted wife.
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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
7
A neighbor recalls how the husband left, standing in the doorway until six flies entered the house, reflecting the long years of abandonment and sympathy for the deserted wife.
A teacher explains the meaning of recover and asks Tommy about his father’s fatigue. Tommy, answering quickly, turns the question back to his mother, prompting a humorous exchange about daily work and rest.
A warder locks a burglar in a cell after the suspect claims his arrest arose from needing glasses. The burglar laments his fate as a safe-tweaking interrupted by a dancing band, with the warder probing the odd reason.
A ventriloquist doctor tests applicants with a grim ruse using a skeleton and hot gruel. One boy flees while another calmly responds, and a later joke about swapping a wife for a horse appears. Alf and Bert discuss a debt and a meeting, and La Guardia pilots request urgent landing help as planes circle in gloom.
A former Marine recounts Pacific island adventures and jungle campaigns to friends. His wife interrupts from the kitchen noting the tales explain her need to avoid gardening this year due to fear.
A discussion between a wife and secretary about a son at a university seeking funds opens with a letter from the son to his father complaining of a missing cheque. The father replies that such withholding is a form of kindness, sparking a sharp exchange.
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Reports from sources north of Hudson Hope indicate a vast coal deposit valued at billions, signaling significant resource potential in British Columbia's Peace River district. The piece notes rising interest in energy development and modern science framing the era's progress.
Detroit News notes the contrast between wartime mass production of ships and planes and the challenge of constructing a few sturdy houses amid peacetime distractions.
Lendot Daily Express reports Britain signals strong export rebound as orders resume from overseas. Officials tout reliable delivery schedules and prompt fulfillment, aiming to restore confidence in postwar trade and boost foreign demand.
The piece notes growing anxiety that the future will resemble the present but amplified, with the Kitchener Record framing concerns about societal change and technological impact in a cautionary tone.
A court rejects dieting as grounds for divorce, upholding a husband's honor to stand by his spouse through cycles of weight loss. In other news, the Windsor Star reports a massive coal seam discovery in the Peace River district valued at about 1 billion dollars, amid an opportune moment for energy markets.
The Windsor Star notes a satirical view where public choices in steel, cars, music, and coal hinge on the influence of major labor and industry figures like Phil Murray Walter Reuther Caesar Petrillo John L. Lewis. The piece quotes commentary on political power and economic control in the United States.
An advertisement for Maxwell House Coffee promotes its blend of Latin American coffees and asserts that discriminating coffee drinkers rate it “Good to the Last Drop.”
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