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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 15, 1941
Page
6
Ontario farmers are urged to prepare cows for lactation as wartime demand rises. Recommendations include feeding quality roughage and grain mixtures before and after freshening, avoiding cottonseed meal and rye near calving, and liberal mineral supplementation to support udder health and production.
The article explains that a healthy adult has about half a bucket of blood, with red cells about two fifths and plasma the rest. It notes dissolved sugar and salt, baking soda, nitrogenous products, iodine, and fat in the blood, all derived from food and processed by the liver for cell use.
The ocean holds about 820 million cubic miles of water with roughly three and a half percent salt. If all sea salt formed a crust it would reach about 405 feet. The surface covers about 140 million square miles and Norwegian has distinct spoken and written forms.
Sunday lesson on Acts 9 1 31 details Saul's zeal against Christians his journey toward Damascus the divine vision at noon the identification as Jesus and the early church context highlighting Saul's dramatic conversion and subsequent call to mission.
Prominent wartime observers including Wallace Deuel Colonel Donovan Virgil Pinkley Vincent Sheenan Wendell Willkie and Canadian editors plan CBC National Network broadcasts Sundays at 9 00 HST with reports from Britain Near East Russia and Spain Also feature segments on fashion and a children story hour and a Woodbine Race commentary seeking troops' listening reach.
The excerpt presents a cryptic puzzle with numbered clues touching on Mormon history and terms. It lists definitions such as To express displeasure and To endure alongside references to Utah settlement, a Salt Lake church hub, and various linguistic hints.
The article urges extending fresh vegetables through summer by spreading sowing across three times and using early mid and late varieties. It notes planning keeps peas carrots beets potatoes and corn available longer and recommends lawns as a vital foreground for attractive garden pictures.
Mrs. E. P. Hindricks of Memphis Tennessee reports a wire haired terrier under constant sparrow attack. The bird swoops from above pecking the dog's tail then vanishes, repeating daily for weeks as the terrier snaps unsuccessfully. Damascus is noted as the oldest city renowned for damask fabrics.
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