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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
2
A reader writes to Anne Hirst confessing boredom in marriage and a crush on a new male coworker. The response urges loyalty, cautions against temptation, and advises focusing on marriage duties while maintaining professional boundaries.
Pattern R4816 offers a dress with a bodice back wrap to the front and a pleated flared skirt. Sizes 12 through 20 with 35 inch fabric guidance, prints or solids, complete illustrated instructions, price 35 cents. Order to Box 1 New Toronto Ont.
Woman 20 and man 44 discuss deep love and future plans amid age difference. Reader asks if rushing to marry is wise. adviser notes habit, temperament, and aging differences. cautions about temptation and timing. Letter from New Toronto Ontario to Anne Hirst at Box 1 123 Eighteenth St.
Puzzle clues span across many numbered entries with garbled spellings and partial phrases. The text lists across items such as Acknowledge Story Pronoun Agreeable Toward shelter and many others with accompanying odd spellings, numbers, and scattered vocabulary indicating a puzzle or crossword format.
The Old Ship meetinghouse in Hingham is the oldest continually used church building in the United States and a rare restored primitive wooden design. Built in 1681 and extended in 1730 and 1755, it features a high pulpit and first box pews. Captain John Smith’s 1614 expedition is noted as the earliest English visitor.
Dr Karl von Frisch of the University of Munich explains bees communicate by waggles signaling food distance and direction. He compares this to fish sensing food by smell and hearing and notes the knurrhahn male’s soft growl attracts the female before stopping.
The nightjar, nicknamed the goat-sucker, is linked to myths of goats drying up and sight loss. The narwhal is called sea unicorn for its long spiral tusk, sometimes ten feet, used as a harpoon. A calf moose’s build forces kneeling to eat.
An Aberdonian who slept late for an early train sent a stamped letter to himself but mailed it without postage. The postman demanded five cents, and the man refused, scolding that carelessness should not be encouraged.
A farmer recalls an improbable late May sight of fluffy dandelion down drifting like snow. He notes cows, pasture woes, Dora the calf, and a cross country farm tour with Partner, observing crops, weather, and changes in land ownership.
The narrator contemplates an old world scene with a rustic bedroom, noting the unchanged Twelve Mile Creek despite different ownerships. He recalls Tennyson and reflects on the persistence of the stream as a constant amid human factors. The passage contrasts natural permanence with transitory ownership.
Instructions describe preparing doughnut dough rising on floured sheets then frying in hot shortening at 365 degrees until browned. It covers coating with fruit sugar and cinnamon or a vanilla syrup, yields about 3 dozen doughnuts, and notes cutting with a doughnut cutter for holes.
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