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Orono Weekly Times

Location

Orono, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 17, 1954

Page

4

Butter Recipes Drive Dairy Wives Campaign in Wisconsin and Washington

The Washington State Dairy Wives Association and University of Wisconsin promote butter use amid lower prices. Recipes from Wisconsin, including crusts and spreads, are shared to boost home cooking and dairy industry support.

Kate Aitken Omar Khayam Wisconsin Washington Washington State Dairy Wives’ Association Harley A. Brown King County Club Dairy Wives of University of Wisconsin Farm Journal -Kitchen College of Agriculture Bulletin Room Madison Fyones Bers

Brooklyn Soldier Finds Rattlesnake Rattle in West Texas

A Brooklyn soldier on maneuvers during rest periods in West Texas picked up a rattlesnake rattle, claiming he found it on a big worm. His fellow soldiers questioned the tale as a lighthearted exchange.

Brooklyn West Texas

Three Boys Rescue Puppy From Eagle in Virginia Woods

Irving Hazemer, 12, and friends Frankie and Wayne hunted for squirrels half a mile north of home when a large eagle carried off their three month old terrier Whiskers. Frankie climbed a small tree, toppled it, and the puppy was retrieved after he fought the eagle from the nest. The boy was slightly injured as the eagle attacked their clothing.

Tyson’s Corner Virginia Irving Hazemer Frankie Wayne Whiskers Irving

Colourful Land Silent Yet Alive in Tibet

The piece paints Tibet as a vivid landscape where red brown rocks and limestone hills meet distant peaks and white snow. It notes blue or green lakes, resilient flora, and a quiet yet vibrant wildlife including wild ass, gazelle, marmots, and mice hares, with a shifting summer monsoon across the plains.

Tibet Herhead

Science Aids Cupid in French Matrimonial Institute

A trio in France running the Institut d Orient ation Nuptiale claims 20 marriages daily, about one percent of national weddings. Founders Louis Jentel a psychologist Dr Dugast Rouille a morphologist and M Le Noble a handwriting expert assess partners with psychological graphological and morphological tests and require self criticism before matching couples.

France Institut d’Orientation Nuptiale Louis Jentel Ran Careers Advice Bureau Dugast-Rouille

Baby Shoes and Safe Walking Tips for Parents

A Canadian birth year and advice on infant footwear and walking. Doctors favor shoes once standing begins for foot protection and stability. High or low shoes offer no extra support, high tops are easier to keep on, and avoid teaching walking before readiness. Encourage natural development and childproofing at home to prevent accidents.

Canada

Stormy Wedding Under Thunder Strikes A Witness

Swift marries a young couple under a thunderstorm after a church arrival is thwarted. He uses his prayer book to perform the ceremony and writes a stormy marriage certificate noting the couple’s union under ominous skies.

Tres Dean Jonathan Swift

Grim Humour And Irony In Early Police Tales Of Anarchists

Grim anecdotes recount the French police hesitating to imprison a troublesome anarchist to avoid martyrdom. A medal was awarded and publicized as earned for services rendered. The article details pranks, prying rogues, a human ear found in a meal, a mortuary mix up, a doctor fainting at an inquest, and a burglar who is spoofed by love and forced to return jewels after a blunt confrontation.

Bernard Spilsbury

Limerick pensioner dies in self dug grave

After his 85th birthday M Magner of Limerick Ireland decided to dig his own grave using bricks and mortar mixed with milk. He slipped on the cold return from buying milk and died from his injuries later laid to rest in the grave.

M. Magner Limerick Ireland

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