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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
7
A radio shop owner in Los Angeles reveals to a stranger he is marrying Lena Raeille, after years of dialing into work and missed chances. He recalls Lena’s past with Harry, who she plans to tell before the wedding, and names the shop and street memories.
A new British adhesive can join aluminum and other metals and bind china, glass, enamelware, leather, plastics, tiles and wood. It is transparent, waterproof, acid proof and heat proof and can be finished with sandpaper filing chiseling or planing.
Comedian Bobby Clark plans a burlesque revival with partner Mc Cullough in a lion act possibly funded by a congressional grant. A side-show manager’s ruse used a real lion in a pretend lion skin stunt, producing a busy ten minutes of slapstick chaos and audience laughter as Clark taunted the beast and improvised with a flashlight and cane.
A farm feature discusses how egg transport affects value with three lots over four rough road miles. Sedans stayed intact, front truck loads had fluctuations, and back-of-truck eggs showed high damage with cracks and tremulous air cells. Scientists identified eight defects sharply reducing hatch rates.
Moses crosses White Leghorn and Barred Rock hens to create a high producing flock. They yield 85 to 90 eggs per 100 birds daily and eat 2814 pounds of feed per 100 birds per day. Hens cull at 5 to 5 1 2 pounds, producing top prices. Eggs tint, shells dull when fresh, and cleanliness affects shine. Moore runs Hollywood Poultry Farm, sells eggs aiming for uniformity, claiming shinier eggs imply freshness.
Ilka Chase recounts the day Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt escorted her to Long Island. The train did not stop at Syosset station, but they quickly improvised. A hastily written note to General Roosevelt warned the train would not stop, and he ran onto the track to recover it.
At an Ontario Educational Association convention in Toronto during Easter holidays speakers warned that parental failure to teach obedience fuels juvenile delinquency. They urged parents to earn honor by living righteously, noting divorce as a national tragedy symptom and urging stronger family guidance.
Guidance on growing in limited space emphasizing quick yielding crops like lettuce onions radish beets carrots beans staked tomatoes and cucumbers with a few peas. Advice covers soil, thinning, sowing intervals, depth, spacing, and delaying main plantings until frost danger passes.
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