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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1951
Page
3
A narrator recalls a winter hookup with Sheila and a circle including Gill and Bette. Sheila exposes the narrator has long harbored romantic feelings for Bette while Gill loves his wife. Sheila chooses to step away, and the narrator contemplates marriage. The piece ends with a witty line about secrets and consequences.
A field report describes Amish life in Lancaster County including courting, Sunday night sings, avoidance of radio and movies, circus visits, timekeeping quirks, prefabrication, and a 1939 Maryland barn raising. It notes 100 Old Order Amish churches nationwide and 1800 in Lancaster with diverse trades and a wandering press correspondent.
A brief exchange contrasts a doctor father who can be sick for nothing with a minister father who can be good for nothing, highlighting parental influence in a humorous toast or cartoon caption style. The lines play on roles and the child’s clever twist.
Veterinary expert Dr. John B. Herrick notes artificial insemination reduces spread of venereal and other diseases compared with natural service. Proper bull screening, sterile equipment, and deep cervical insemination limit infections, while community bulls raise risks. sanitation and disease control are emphasized alongside swine sanitation tips.
Growing coniferous evergreens from seed is a rewarding use of a nursery space. Seedlings need a shaded nursery, proper soil and moisture, burlap cover for germination, and careful timing before transplanting to permanent quarters.
In Watertown New York an octogenarian visited a dentist after feeling something strange in his mouth. The dentist said he was growing a third set of teeth indicating a rare dental condition.
The article explains moving small evergreens with care from bare roots or with ball of soil, watering requirements, and mulching to reduce watering. It covers conifers including arborvitae hemlock fir pine spruce cedar and larch and notes seed planting in spring with yes true to species only, plus nursery-grown seedlings as alternatives.
A man and two children entered a restaurant and ordered meals and water. They began eating when the manager shouted about the orchestra not playing, prompting the diner to ask who he was and reveal he planned to summon the manager.
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