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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1946
Page
2
Rose Bedford reveals her tale as the schooner drifts amid Carib seas. Dick and Rose plan to lock her ailing father in the cabin while preparing a night watch under a moonlit sky. A looming lugger attack, storm clouds, and rising fear sharpen their dilemma.
The item notes Britain will receive nearly one million dozen in shell eggs and exports of egg pulp, with ample local supplies left. It also advertises knitting patterns for child outfits and mittens, with prices and mailing details from Toronto, urging readers to send twenty cents per pattern.
Rose suggests splitting the watch to Pil at the stern and Rose at the bow to cover rounds. Dick fears danger when apart and makes a quick, anxious circuit of the forward deck before meeting her. She returns from the gloom and signals all well as they resume their beats.
Practical home answers cover repairs and care. A method for mending a hole in an umbrella roof uses tissue cambric silk and a hot iron to seal the area. Additional tips include polishing silver, washing oil paintings softly, extending boys pants by double fabric backs, and drying pies with cracker crumbs to reduce juiciness.
The memoir recounts McFee life aboard British tramp steamers as third, second and chief engineer before moving to the United States. It covers ships, storms, coal woes, crew, and notable people from mates to a Fleet Street journalist, with insights from his watches and voyages.
The lesson notes Saul's transformation from persecutor to apostle after the heavenly vision on the road to Damascus. It emphasizes his sudden conversion, surrender with the question What wilt thou have me to do, and the ensuing rise to prominence in apostolic service by grace.
Princess Elizabeth shows keen interest in Highland and Scottish country dancing spurring a revival across Scotland. She studies older dances in spare time and at an all Scottish recital impressed experts with her knowledge. She requested Mrs Stewart's Strathspey, a recently discovered and little known dance.
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