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Orono Weekly Times

Location

Orono, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 03, 1945

Page

6

How Can I Clean and Improve Household Items

Practical tips cover cleaning drains with boiling water and lye, browning pie crust with a pinch of sugar, removing burned milk with salt, renourishing leather with beaten egg white, maintaining book bindings by airing cases, and eliminating bathroom odors using chloride of lime solution.

Aunt Hattie recalls Hitler promise before war

Aunt Hattie recalls the claim that Hitler told his people to give him five years and they would not recognize Germany. She argues the Fuehrer kept his word, crediting him for delivering a transformed Germany.

Hattie Hitler Germany Fuehrer Christian Science Monitor

Were Wolves to Coyotes Urged by Windsor Star

The Windsor Star notes the Nazi term were wolves should be seen as a reference to them once being wolves, now likened to slinking coyotes in retrospective description.

Windsor Star

CANDIDATES' NEEDS A candidate these days needs four hats

The Kitchener Record notes that a political candidate requires multiple roles to succeed. A hat to wear, a hat to toss into the ring, a hat to speak through, and a hat to pull rabbits from as a metaphor for the varied tasks of campaigning.

Kitchener

Safe Forever Adolf's error in salting the mine heist

Ottawa Citizen notes a misstep in the Adolf plot as the thief salted away gold in a salt mine. The columnist suggests a wildcat gold mine would have concealed the treasure better and prevented discovery by authorities.

Adolf Ottawa Citizen

Young pinafore pattern 4569 offered for home and outdoor wear

Pattern 4569 presents a sleeved and sleeveless pinafore with a slim V waist for home and outdoor use. Available in sizes 14 to 42, fabric 334 yards of 35 inch material for size 16. Send 20 cents in coins to Room 421 73 Adelaide St West Toronto with size name address and style number.

Adelaide St. West Toronto

Modern Etiquette Answers for Brides and Guests

The notes may bear only the bride’s name with the phrase Howard and I deeply appreciate the gifts. A letter of introduction should be mailed regardless of the recipient. A girl should precede her escort into a restaurant. If she drops an article she should wait for the man to pick it up. In golf wait until the foursome ahead is far enough away to avoid interference. Cream with demi tasse is not proper.

Howard

Huns In Holland Retaliatory Mass Execution Report

The Hamilton Spectator says Nazis in Holland machine gunned 400 Dutch men, including youths, in groups of five as reprisal for an assassination attempt on a Gestapo chief. The paper argues that if Allied justice matched German crimes in scale, the German race would be exterminated.

Gestapo Holland Hamilton Spectator

Way Based For CWACs Return To Civilian Life

Young women leaving the Canadian Women's Army Corps receive help at a newly opened Toronto rehabilitation wing. Ex-servicewomen stay a week to ten days, attend lectures, and learn about educational options. Army counselors work with military and civilian groups to ease the transition to useful, happy civilian life.

CWAC Canadian Women’s Army Corps Toronto

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