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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 25, 1956
Page
6
A woman asks how to handle her mother’s complicated marriage and vows to cut ties if unresolved by next January. Hirst urges compassion, suggests distance may ease tension, and encourages sustaining affection to avoid harming a parent.
A look back shows how white garments became status symbols as women’s demands spurred modern bleaching. Early methods relied on lengthy lyes and sun drying, while innovations like sodium perborate chlorine and hydrogen peroxide transformed whiteness into prestige and industrial scale.
Pattern 557 presents a 9 inch dolly and 9 inch transfer clothes for daily dress options. The ad requests 25 cent stamps or postal note to Laura Wheeler at 123 Eighteenth St New Toronto for pattern 557 and offers gift patterns and Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book Plus other designs.
Q A guide on boutonniere choices for the groom and attendants and etiquette for monograms on invitations. Also correct social forms for addressed wives and travelling married women and advised restraint in praising hostess food to avoid appears of gluttony.
The writer notes adjusting to daylight saving time and lingering energy from good weather. They prepare for niece Babs and her two girls at Blind River, recall recent trips to Wellington, Dufferin, and Guelph, and report on the Wellington fair’s success. They ponder是否 adopting Robbie the Welsh Corgi while noting Rusty’s strong bond with the family and the risk of dog conflicts.
The exchange notes that men not allowed to enter first at boarding is impractical for efficiency. Tipping the soup plate is fine to scoop the last soup. In a double-ring marriage, the bride buys her ring and the groom buys hers.
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