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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1954
Page
10
Two letters discuss choosing between love and obligation. A woman torn between a fiancé and an older, wealthier suitor faces family pressure and asks if she can grow to love the fiancé. A 17 year old rejects a sexual advance, defended as preserving moral standards, with guidance to wait for true love.
The Queen plans longer stays at Windsor Castle moving beyond Easter and Ascot visits. Structural changes include a new east wing entrance to allow private access and views from Victoria Tower toward Home and Great Parks. Prince Charles and Princess Anne gain more country life access amid renovations. A deaf-mute man was fined $5 in Chicago for abusive sign language remarks toward his wife.
Step into summer with pattern 4525 for a flatting dress and matching jacket. No waist seams and easy to sew with complete illustrated instructions. Print size and address, send 35 cents to Box 1 123 Eighteenth St New Toronto Ont.
The article notes most insects including flies are deaf while a few can hear. It describes experiments with violin strings near bees showing no reaction and marvels at insect senses compared to humans, highlighting that even high insects like bees ants and wasps largely lack hearing.
The recumbent marble statue of Guidarello Guidarelli in Ravenna, built in 1525, is fenced with barb wire to deter women and girls who kiss and deface the sculpture. Officials report lipstick, powder, and initials on the hero’s features, spurring protection measures.
The Ontario Agricultural College at Guelph hosts a diverse lilac collection including Franch hybrids from M Victor Lemoine and Preston varieties by Miss Isabelle Preston. A Japanese tree lilac stands out, and the campus spans 125 acres with over 1100 acres of connected farm properties. The piece notes fragrant, prolific lilacs, garden updates from the author, and commentary on radio etiquette.
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