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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 05, 1944
Page
9
Sunday School lesson reflects Jesus healing a withered hand on the Sabbath to illustrate that mercy supersedes harsh man made laws. It stresses Christ’s gentle, non confrontational ministry, and his purpose to free humans from sin through healing and teaching.
Peggy visits a watchmaker and borrows a ring design after a tense exchange with a young man. He calls attention to a matching diamond, inspiring Peggy to copy the ring. She slips the ring on and heads to the station to meet her sister Maxine, with Nancy in tow and exciting plans ahead.
Asoat 11,300 batls are killed an nually in Spanish bull fights.
An advertisement touts Paradol as a quick remedy for headaches and discomforts, urging women to carry it in a handbag for protection at dances, theatres, or events. It markets 35 cent vials and an economy size at five times as many for $1.00.
Table talks offer practical recipes to tenderize and flavor economical cuts. Swiss steak and short ribs are prepared with pounding, browning, braising, and vegetables, yielding rich meals for 6 to 8.
An Australian soldier and a United States nurse share a playful zoology exchange about kangaroos. The soldier notes the pocketed hide as a built in fur coat, and when asked about two pockets, he quips about twins with a lighthearted pun.
A wartime remark condemns German soil as sacred while Germany stands accused of desecrating many European countries. Russian soldiers express rising anger at this claim amid ongoing conflict.
A reflective wartime column recalls England and Canada, sharing memories by a fire, comparing homes and blitzed traditions. The writer urges local War Time activities, Red Cross sewing, and civilian aid, asking, Are we our brother's keeper as civilians struggle with indifference and shared sacrifice.
The Montreal Gazette reports a Nazi regimental order praising British Stick-In-The-Mud Sheearmy trucks for their longer running life. The document notes German forces captured by Allied troops read that only captured British trucks should be used because German trucks bog down in mud.
The estimated population of the United States on July 4, 1943, was 133,942,410, showing an increase of over 2,000,000 since 1940.
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