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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1948
Page
7
The narrator recalls a Sunday when horses and cattle wandered onto the road and fields. Seven neighbors and a dog corralled the animals back to the homestead after a lengthy effort. The tale notes the futility of idle neighbors and highlights farm chores that never end.
A printed true or false quiz asks ten statements on topics from science and history. It includes answers encoded upside down and mentions the Great Pyramid tomb height of 482 feet.
Puzzle grid presents across and down clues with varied word lengths and themes. Entries include state in Venezuela Holly learning wrath most recent set chalice suitable outfit pirates nuisance dowry aurora immediately provided sewing implement perform novel diminish fragment leg joint one of the ruling few siamese coing girl s name wine acid neutralizer wild ass understand smell bee enclosure cautious high cards down clues list flowers poplar slow logger s tool Russian mountains negative blunder time unit hand recovering
Home makers can now use commercial pectin to set jams and jellies with peaches pears blueberries raspberries strawberries and cherries. The guide notes quick cooking times better flavor and color and explains how pectin concentrates fruit juice without extra evaporation.
Do not cut lawns too short. Two inches is ideal, an inch and a half minimum. Leave clippings on the lawn to feed soil and roots. Use a sharp mower to protect delicate root systems. Soak dry soil weekly and apply careful fertilizer. Plant a second crop of carrots beans and spinach now. During the middle ages only sovereigns and princes wore red.
A Kipling verse excerpt lists herbs used by ancient fathers including Alexanders Marigold Eyebright Orris Escampane Basil Rocket Valerian Rue Vervian Dittany Cowslip Melilot Rose of the Sun. The poem celebrates any green plant that grew from the mould as an excellent herb.
A quip notes that all animals entered the Ark in pairs while worms rode in apples, a playful observation on pairing and fruit. The line preserves the humorous, biblical reference with a twist.
An advertisement promises fast relief for swollen burning feet with Moone's Emerald Oi. It claims several quick applications erase pain and soreness, urging readers to buy at drug stores across Canada.
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