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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
10
A letter from Anne Hirst confesses marital boredom and a crush on a new coworker. The magazine counsels loyalty, urges self reflection on marriage, and warns that pursuing the other man would betray the husband’s devotion. It emphasizes sacrifice over personal happiness and recalls courting memories to rekindle commitment.
Misses' pattern R4816 features a bodice back wrap to front, a pleated flared skirt, and fabric options of solid colors or printed cottons or rayons. Sizes 12 to 20 with size 16 needing 4% yards of 35 inch fabric. Includes illustrated instructions and fits tested. Order to Box 1 New Toronto Ontario with 35 cents.
Dear Anne Hirst advises caution in a romance where a 20 year old writes about a 44 year old lover. She notes age differences and habit formation matter, warns that prime years may clash with his slower later years, and urges avoiding temptation if married or pursued by others.
Fragmented puzzle clues mix across and down terms with numbers and partial phrases. The list includes defunct spellings and garbled entries for words like Devoured Acknowledge Story Pronoun and various cryptic hints. many items appear corrupted or jumbled with stray symbols and misreads.
The Old Ship in Hingham Massachusetts is the region’s oldest continually used church building. Built in 1681 and rebuilt with extensions in 1730 and 1755 it features a high pulpit and box pews. The name reflects ship carpenter roots and curved timbers. Captain John Smith is noted as the first English visitor to Hing ham.
Dr Karl von Frisch of the University of Munich explains bee communication through waggles indicating food distance and direction. He notes fish sense food and sound, citing a knurrhahn species where a male’s soft growl attracts the female before he stops.
The goat sucker nightjar legends say goats dried and eye loss followed by nocturnal depredations. The narwhal is called sea unicorn for its long twisted tusk often ten feet. Its purpose remains unknown yet tusk harpoons are crafted from it. A calf moose’ s anatomy makes ground feeding hard without kneeling.
An Aberdonian sleeper fears missing a train and sends a self addressed stamped envelope without a stamp. A postman arrives with a letter demanding five cents. The Scot balks, saying the charge is undeserved and dismisses the mail.
A rural Ontario diary describes a strange late May scene where fluffy white dandelion down drifted like snow aided by a west wind. The writers tour three townships noting spring crops, pasture issues, and changes in ownership from their former home farm. Dora the heifer and cows cause pasture mischief as the couple reflects on old orchards and a remodeled homestead.
The narrator notes snakes in a bedroom and a rustic old world vibe while observing the unreposed Twelve Mile Creek. They reflect on permanence as streams rarely change, comparing to Tennyson and the line about going on forever as the creek persists across ownership and time.
Doughnut twists rise on floured sheets then fry in hot shortening until brown. Finish with a fruit sugar cinnamon dusting or vanilla syrup made from sugar butter water and vanilla. Yield three dozen doughnuts with optional holes.
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