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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
2
Lesson cites Luke passages and Matthew theme of daily bread forgiveness and temptation overcoming. It emphasizes self denial over earthly gain, servanthood, and placing Christ first. Jesus explains the Kingdom comes through inner spiritual work, not visible signs, and is present in hearts doing God's will.
This piece highlights many small pretty embroidery motifs that fit neatly into hurried projects. It praises variety and the ease of stitches, appealing to crafters seeking fast yet attractive results.
Sherwin plans to confront Max Stenhart after escaping prison as he shelters in a cabin on a wooded crest near Las Palomas. He recalls his uncle’s murder and the wrongful life sentence, nursing a vow of vengeance. Jane awakens early and encounters Stenhart in the hall, sensing his troubled state and pressing concern.
The writer notes a summer influx of visitors at Ginger Farm, including family members and friends, while recounting a chicken brooder crisis. An electric brooder overheated then cooled, burning a wire and requiring an electrician, as 206 chicks waited in boxes. The piece ends with a hint of a future idea for readers.
A diary tale describes rigging a pulley driven power brooder for easier pen cleaning. It notes a heavy rainfall and wheat and hay growth. It recalls robins nesting in the front garden, Mitchie the cat briefly kept indoors, and the robins' fledging as cherries remain at risk of fruit theft.
The note asks why chickens practice early sleep and rising habits. It suggests a humorous link between routine wake times and health wealth and wisdom among fowl, inviting discussion of poultry behavior and barnyard life.
Jane refuses Max Sherwin's plea to marry, despite his insistence and threatening tension. She steadies herself as fear rises, noting Sherwin’s violent past as a convicted murderer. The scene ends with her firm stance, “I mean never,” hinting at ongoing danger.
Mrs. H S Angas reports the Daughters of the Empire spent 5.365 million dollars on war service over six and a half years with civilian relief shipments to Britain totaling 161,589 dollars in the last year, a rise of about 13,000 from the prior year. The group says war service has now shifted to post war service and will continue.
A playful exchange about Grape-Nuts Flakes praises the cereal for energy and nutrition. The dialogue emphasizes carbohydrates, protein, minerals, and digestion as part of a breakfast scene.
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