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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
14
A reader asks about sustaining a mistresses and lovers arrangement while married. The columnist urges ending the affair and devoting to the wife, noting society would ostracize the partner and true serenity lies in happiness at home.
Easy sew to waist seam with scallops and six gore skirt. Features three sleeve versions and spring wearability. Sizes range from 34 to 48 with yards required for size 6. Pattern costs 35 cents with complete illustrated instructions and tit fit tested. Sent to Box 1 123 Eighteenth St New Toronto Ontario.
Handicraft catalog ad offers Pattern 848 for a pinafore dress with transfer cutting chart and sizes 2 4 6. Send twenty five cents by coin to Box 1 123 Eighteenth St New Toronto Ont. Include pattern number name and address. Catalog promises colorful handwork ideas and a pattern for a hand bag.
A divorce era personal advice column urges couples to face marital faults together. The writer argues that success depends on mutual support and overcoming traits that threaten the union. Readers are invited to write Anne Hirst at Box 1, 123 Eighteenth St, New Toronto, Ont.
The Globe and Mail warns that less than 1 percent of trees cut in Toronto over the last decade have been replaced, a pattern echoed in other Canadian cities. Trees are being destroyed or mutilated in villages and along highways with little replanting, risking a barren future as Canada struggles to balance beauty and conservation.
The writer notes little rain amid green fields, hopes for rainfall in Taronte, and uses sunny days to advance painting in the sunroom. Farm life brings many visitors as husband’s slowing arthritis affects chores. discussions cover rheumatic disease, treatment history, and cautions against self medication. A radio report on tent caterpillars contrasts with local sightings and calls for control.
The article profiles John D Rockefeller as the world's richest man and credits the Rockefeller Foundation with vast global benefits in science, medicine, social services, and child welfare. It recounts Mexico's 1943 food crisis and Foundation aid that helped boost corn production, plus later philanthropy fueling human relations research and social science centers worldwide. A closing anecdote contrasts rescue in a lighthouse with income tax.
A new pouring spout claims splash free transfer into small containers. It features a safety air vent and is built with acid resistant rubber and plastic throughout.
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