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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
10
Two readers seek guidance from Anne Hirst on marital strain. A wife confronts a distant husband and a meddling stepmother while another struggles with a husband who returns home late without calling. The column offers practical, discreet strategies to maintain harmony, loyalty, and home life.
Colorful roundup of handiwork ideas invites readers to send twenty five cents for Pattern 615 transfer sized 15 by 19 inches. Include name and address to Box 1 23 Highteenth St New Toronto Ontario. Catalog features gaily illustrated patterns for dolls, household and personal accessories.
In Prohibition Chicago, Al Capone hosts a dinner dance where a debutante frets over his attention. The prank leads to Capone claiming the dance, then a chilling retaliation when the escort is found murdered by machine gun fire. The story closes with Capone inviting the debutante to dinner.
Misses pattern 4530 offers a duster coat evening wrap beach coat and shirt dress options. Size 16 uses 414 yards of 35 inch fabric. Includes illustrated instructions and tested fit. Send 35 cents plus size name address and style number to Box 1 New Toronto Cunt.
A playful medley of natural curiosities ponders why April meadow greens bloom while June peas appear in gardens, why violets thrive in bogs, and how wrens avoid a nervous breakdown. The piece asks about the bees, birds, and blooms shaping spring and seeks answers to playful yet vivid botanical puzzles.
Gwendoline Clark of Oginger Farm describes rebuilt sunroom facing southeast with a new weather vantage. She notes the view of a neighbouring bush, shelter belt, and pasture, while addressing a winter ash pile and incinerator clutter. The main rebuild is complete but sash for the large window remains, delaying full use.
The narrator adapts to spring with sunroom moments and bird chatter. Barn swallows return on April 24 and starlings mimic a boy’s whistle while tractors hum nearby. The farm shifts to grass, summer tasks loom, and daylight saving time brings easier mornings though worries about sleep persist.
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