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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
2
Tex and companions force mortgage payment as Ronny Delevan presents her authority while Silas Spelle confronts the scene. Lange, bank examiner, yields the Delevan mortgage after pressure, and Ronny hides the paper as Pink Crosby and Johnny guard the exits. Spelle demands answers.
A City man credits Kruschen with ending years of back and knee pain. He reports daily use since starting and says he has been free from rheumatic pain for two years, noting the remedy dissolves uric acid crystals and aids elimination.
Ronny faces Spelle with a pistol drawn while Johnny Tex and Pink threaten him. Spelle retreats as Ronny reaches the door. Lange yaps about the Delevan mortgage before a fist knocks him over a chair. The scene ends with a cliffhanger: To Be Continued.
Susan Fletcher explains how quick cooking tapioca revolutionizes homemaking with no soaking required. St Clement’s Tapioca Cream and a strawberry ice cream method show affordable, simple desserts for warm weather, using a bucket and tin can or an ice tray for freezing.
A double boiler method cooks quick tapioca with milk and salt for 15 minutes until clear. Sugar is added, then a hot portion is tempered into beaten egg, returned to heat until thickened, and finally finished with lemon and orange rind. Serve with citrus sauce for six.
Peel and section one orange and one lemon, removing membranes. Simmer juice with 2/3 cup sugar until a thick golden syrup forms, about three minutes after boiling. Add orange and lemon sections, dropping them into the syrup and boil gently.
In Indianapolis Judge Cox ruled that a wife has an inherent right to nag a husband who comes home late. The decision came as a young husband admitted to beating his wife because of her nagging.
Britain's ideal man is a 6 foot 23 inch single health champ, Tom Morland, city clerk of London. He boasts a 44 inch chest and weighs 170 to 175 pounds while proclaiming a clean living rule of no drinking or smoking. His sisters call him a conceited sap despite his fame with women.
A group of Australian girls has decided on the traits of the ideal wife. They outline suggested rules covering behavior, duties, and expectations for a harmonious partnership.
Ten commandments for married life advise wives to keep a household, support husbands, raise a family, prioritize health, treat servants with respect, maintain a good temper, stay educated, dress neatly, avoid snobbery, and refrain from nagging. Emphasis on practical, moral conduct and discreet self-management.
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