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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
11
Gail, once rich, struggles to hide poverty as Ruth Stevens and Grace Andrews visit. John comforts her, and Gail learns that a loving home with children and a good husband matters more than money and status.
An average gain of over four bushels per acre was recorded from applying 40 pounds per acre of Ammonium phosphate 11-48-0 at Manitoba Illustration Station in 1951. Yields ranged from 0.75 to 10.6 bushels, aligning with 1948–50 tests.
Reported to be caused by Anguilla vulgaris flooding the Abbey Steel Works cooling system at Port Talbot. Eels entered the water supply from the sea via a brook and reservoir, blocking pipes and valves. Naturalists describe their long migratory life cycle from Sargasso Sea to European waters and back, with uncertain fate after spawning.
A compact list presents solutions for an intelligence test. Items include financial backer snake eyes molds Scott Baldwin and multiple choice options for Australia Bulgaria Egypt Finland with letters.
The article explains composting to turn yard waste into rich soil and offers guidance on growing in limited urban spaces. It notes how different plants require varying light and soil conditions, and suggests protecting plants with caps or mini greenhouses to start ahead of warm weather.
An overview of MI5 founded before World War I, its leadership under Sir Percy Sillitoe, and its counter espionage role in Britain. The piece notes MI5’s limited arrest powers, its liaison with Scotland Yard, and contrasts with the US FBI led by Edgar Hoover who seeks public prominence.
Chemists at a leading firm announce estradiol cyclopentypopionate ECP offers biannual heat in ewes and potential double lambing. Tests at 33 agricultural centers and 36 veterinary practitioners showed high success in dairy cattle, sheep, and other animals, with dairy cows responding 93.1 percent in trials.
Dr Daviddon notes estrogens save millions of sows by inducing heat and improving breeding, with estimates that 3 million of 17 million sows yearly avoid market due to sterility. He cites tests with ECP and wide livestock applications, predicting significant shifts in the next decade.
The chief surgeon of a major New York hospital declines being called Doctor while playing golf at Siwanoy. He prefers Mister or Mac and responds curtly when an acquaintance calls him Doctor, jokingly deriding a shirt maker in the neighboring fairway.
A man who found a five dollar bill as a youth never looked up while walking. Over 30 years he hoarded 25,916 buttons and 52,172 pins, seven pennies, a bent back, and a sour disposition, losing joy, friendship, and chances to help others.
A set of trivia questions covers introvert preferences theatre roles dice throws authors and prime ministers. It then presents a city country matching puzzle with four cities matched to four countries and scoring bands based on totals.
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