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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 30, 1946
Page
3
In a humorous exchange, Pat and Henpecked debate outcomes of an explosion versus a collision. Bingham mocks Henpecked’s claim, Hexpecked retorts, and the dressing of a coat becomes a sly jab as the dialog ends with a wife’s coat confession.
The master of the house and the gardener argue as the old worker recalls a night with Annie, the former maid. He claims she asked for warmth and suggests she wanted a cuddle, triggering his anger over the past.
A crowded Midtown restaurant scene ends with a frail elderly woman slipping a lump of sugar to a young man after a stern encounter with a waitress. She whispers she always carries sugar in case she meets a horse, a quirky bit of kindness amid city bustle.
Johnny explains to his mother he fell into a mud puddle while wearing new pants. He says the fall happened so quickly there was no chance to remove them.
A rector interviews a Glasgow school boy about enrollment. He asks for the name and the boy replies Pa’erson with two t s, highlighting a pronunciation quirk.
A puzzle style list presents numerous clues with numbers for Across and Down entries. The grid hints include chemical symbol Erbium and various abbreviations, referencing familiar crossword conventions and word lengths.
A fragmented list of clue snippets appears from a vintage puzzle page. Items include hints like numbers 26 through 53, scattered words such as engineer appliance language equal and uppermost, plus odd fragments hinting at a crossword style fill. The readable text suggests a miscellaneous round of word entries rather than a full article.
A compilation of quips and editorial quibbles from various papers. Jokes critique government savings plans, wasteful bread, betting slang, taxation life expectancy, and a rural humor exchange about daylight saving.
The advertisement touts New Fast Rising Royal baking powder that speeds bread rising, avoids overnight dough spoilage, and delivers ready dough in 10 minutes after mixing. Four packets per carton promise four large loaves, with long shelf life for pantry storage and immediate grocery availability.
Dublin Opinion notes a somber study of extinct life on other planets suggesting scientists may have advanced slightly beyond current human knowledge, reflecting on our own progress.
An upbeat promotion extols Max well House coffee as extra delicious and widely consumed. The copy claims more people buy and enjoy it than any other brand, urging readers to serve Max well at home.
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