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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1946
Page
6
Dominion Bureau of Statistics figures reported by the Winnipeg Free Press show farm incomes rising more than operating costs since the war. Costs are up 38.6 percent on farms in Canada from 1935 39 levels, while prices for farm products advance about 82.7 percent on average across the country.
The Chatham News notes the fall hunting season brings routine reports of hunting accidents. It argues many incidents stem from carelessness and crowded grounds. Each hunter carries a lethal weapon and a moment of heedlessness can cause tragedy.
A farmer writes about shortages from glass plant strikes and rationing. She details canning fruits, the need for sealers, and the broader impact of industrial actions on daily life and prices. She notes adapted storage, rising costs, and the value of frugal, home life.
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The excerpt discusses government aid to farmers seen as generous, questions why Western farmers strike for deliveries and the milk subsidy, and anticipates developments this week. It notes farmers' actions and the broader debate over subsidies and policy support.
The Ministry of Food announced a flour extraction rate cut from 90 to 85 percent signaling a step toward restoring prewar white bread. Authorities expect the easing to influence baker shops soon as the rationing enters its two month conclusion and the loaf darkens.
The article advises light wall and ceiling paints for small to medium rooms to avoid darkening spaces. It recommends warm yellows for north facing rooms and greens to blues for south facing rooms, noting color impact on perceived size. It also mentions the western meadowlark as a useful insect eating bird in America.
An advertisement extols Maxwell House coffee claiming approval for a Radiant Roasted blend. It touts a special process that captures every atom of goodness in the supremely fine coffee.
The Toronto Star notes rapid aviation progress as Gloster Meteor establishes a world speed record of 617 miles per hour. It surpasses 10 miles per minute and 900 feet per second, nearly matching the speed of sound in air. The piece contrasts earlier ground speeds with this aerial milestone and hints at future advances.
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