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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 22, 1947
Page
6
Table Talks reviews preserving and cooking older chickens by stewing and fricasseeing. It lists steps for simmering in water with vinegar, prevents boiling, and notes useful timings from 2 to 4 hours. A sour cream chicken dish with onions and parsley is provided, plus a chicken mousse recipe with gelatin, broth, and pickles.
The Ontario Cancer Society promotes a prevention message with the slogan prevention rather than cure. Bruce Taylor, chair, notes many cancers can be cured and highlights letters from Ontarians grateful for information on symptoms and available diagnosis and treatment, aiming for total cure.
A mixed word puzzle excerpt lists across and down clues with answers. It references a U S diplomat, international terms, and various definitions, showing a typical crossword style with numbered clues and partial fills.
Fragmented OCR style list mentions Roosevelt nomination for ambassador amid liberation, with stray items including jokes about fungous disease of cereals and a list of numbered clues. The text also includes references to a remarkable variable star, a ravine center, and various unrelated terms. The readable portions suggest a puzzle or word list rather than a cohesive article.
The writer celebrates spring in Ontario after three rainless days, noting birds, daffodils, tractors and horses on farms, and reflects on past tough years. She recalls farming hardships, assists from partners, and the West's optimism, then shifts to daily life including storm windows, dust, and a failed car purchase as Second Niece visits.
In 1524 Martin Luther adopted secular dress and the Elector of Saxony sent black cloth to him. Luther’s followers believed his black attire made it proper, and thus clergy broadly adopted black as their customary color.
A reader S W argues parents must clean up home life to reduce juvenile delinquency and tame unruly youths. The note praises Barry Murkar's column while noting concerns about drinking and manners among teens.
Mortuary Science, a technical journal for undertakers, outlines funeral methods for atomic radiation victims. Remains would be radioactive and dangerous, requiring lead-lined clothing for staff, rapid viewings for mourners, and bans on cremation. Caskets would be placed in concrete lined graves with extra concrete on top.
Robert Ripley of Be lieve It or Not has a new programme sure to interest high school students. High Newsreel from CJBC and Hi Variety from CFRB offer news plenteous for teens. Your paper will list broadcast times for these shows.
Step by step bread dough method uses lukewarm milk and water, Royal East Rising Dry Yeast, and sugar to activate. The mixture combines with sifted flour and shortening to form a soft dough that rises twice before shaping into loaves and baking at 425 F then 375 F for about 45 minutes.
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