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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 31, 1951
Page
6
A16 year old mother asks how to calm a jealous husband and keep peace at home. The columnist urges prioritizing his attention over dancing, praising him publicly, and involving his mother, while noting the young wife is managing babies and a tidy house.
Laura Wheeler promotes cross stitch roses and crochet patterns with charts and photos. Directions claim improved patterns for crochet knitting and transfer motifs, asking twenty five cents per pattern and for the Laura Wheeler book, with a free pattern printed in the book.
Excerpt from Y Yankee Boyhood by R. E. Gould describes a sap house at the foot of a slope, a brick-arched setup with three kettles and bunks for workers. It recounts tapping trees, catching sap, and repeated boiling to make syrup during March thaw and cold nights.
A Lake Park News item quotes a Panay figure about temper being inseparable from character and not removable by losing it. The piece notes community reactions and a call for measured discourse.
A Riverside man, after a car accident, offers his title to the officer, while a historical church view notes Cyrus, Zerubbabel, Nehemiah, and Ezra guiding renewed building and return from exile. The piece links ancient restoration to contemporary Jewish return to the Holy Land.
On a sunny Mother's Day at Ginger Farm the Clarke family enjoyed a visit from Guelph and noted road work keeping workers scattered. The author observes birds around the property, identifying species with Tavertier's Birds of Canada and plans to complete the 1951 census forms, sharing advice on handling the lengthy questionnaire. A brief ad unfolds for casual shirtwaists and patterns with ordering details.
Four men seated at a table were questioned by police who raided a private club. Each man gave evasive replies as officers insisted they were playing cards in defiance of the law. The final man, holding cards, asked with surprise who he was playing with.
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