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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
2
A reader writes from Ontario seeking guidance about leaving a husband for a married lover who is willing to marry her. The letter discusses pregnancy, the wife’s refusal of divorce, financial and social pressures, and the moral duty to the children. The writer asks Anne Hirst to advise on freeing the lover to marry.
The columnist reflects on Bob’s two month trip to Alberta and family adjustments at home. She notes fall weather, upcoming wedding aftershocks, milk production duties, and the uneasy cattle market with high costs, pondering labour shares and possible co-operative farming as future solutions.
Lovely pineapple design crochet chair set pattern 767 with two balls of cotton required. Send twenty five cents in coins to Box 1, 123 Eighteenth St., New Toronto Ontario for pattern and catalog. Include name and address. Catalog features toys dolls and home items.
The passage argues big business farmers will dominate, while hundred acre farmers must share costs and equipment. It notes a loss of friendliness and cooperation among farmers, with a current trend toward competing for balers, combines, and silo filling.
A column offering etiquette guidance on using a typewriter for social letters signing by hand, announcing engagements via society pages, handling silverware at meals, duties of the maid of honor during a wedding, and who should initiate conversations on the street. The advice emphasizes proper manners for social occasions.
A reader asks about serving wine glasses at luncheons and immediate opening of gifts at parties. Experts advise filling glasses and plating butter before seating and opening gifts promptly with thanks. Answers state white tie and tails are rarely worn on Sundays but tuxedos are acceptable.
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