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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1944
Page
6
Mushroom recipes feature in a ladies page column by Miss Sadie B. Chambers at 63 West Adelaide Street Terene. The piece provides Mushrooms Au Gratin Rice with Mushrooms and Eye Stuffing, detailing ingredients and steps with notes inviting readers to send suggestions and a self addressed stamped envelope for replies.
Hydro Chairman George Challies told the Legislature the commission accepted 4,000 farm and 2,000 urban contracts for electrical service, the largest volume ever. He said 44 rural miles were completed last year and 800 miles could be built this summer if labor and materials permit, with 300 miles planned across the province based on need. Abolishing rural service charges could cut revenue by 527000, but higher power use would offset it.
An archaeologist notes that cows were milked from the right as early as 3000 B.C. The remark frames the idea of bias in traditional farming practices and suggests a historical preference in milking orientation.
Dave Bruce seeks work at Wilbur Ferris's Cross-Bar ranch. Curran plans to seize power by forcing Judge Lonergan to sign over claims while Ferris hides a murder past. Lois saves Dave from lynching as Curran and Ferris escalate toward a deadly confrontation.
In a remote slope confrontation Ferris dies after Lonergan and Curran shoot him from ambush as Curran grins and Lonergan questions the plan. Curran muses on fooling Ferris and keeping a girl inside unaware of the murder plot. (Continued Next Week)
An advertisement claims daily ALL-BRAN with milk or sprinkled on cereals helps constipation caused by lack of bulk in the diet. It urges avoiding harsh purgatives, drinking water, and obtaining Kellogg's All-Bran in two sizes, made in London, Canada.
The United States Department of Commerce learns from trade reports that Elastic Concrete or Elastic armored concrete, described as a German cement and steel fire resistant product, will be produced in a large plant near completion in Yugoslavia with similar plants planned in Hamburg and Paris.
The South Pacific airfields receive flak suits for bomber crews. The sleeveless armor sheets weigh about 40 pounds and are worn only over targets with heavy anti aircraft fire. A B 25 navigator notes one saved life convinced of their value.
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