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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1952
Page
15
Sixteen year old Lyon Coburn hides from two armed trappers in a blizzard as the sheriff pursues a cash reward. A tense chase unfolds from the dugout shack to a distant cabin amid sleet and snow in a frontier town.
The article notes a worldwide rush to chlorophyll based products after an accidental finding that it renders liquids odorless. It highlights uses in food breath fresheners dog foods and toiletries and mentions jail wardens banning tablets to prevent scent tracking by dogs.
An Ontario Agricultural College scientist outlines how Canada can double grassland yields through improved seedings, fertilization and management. The book explains grass and legume growth, soil testing, fertilizer use, and a Grassland Balance Sheet to estimate profits per acre.
A fragment discusses chlorophyll and its extraction costs amid hints at hunting on farm land. It advises obtaining farmer permission, respecting property, closing gates, avoiding barns, verifying legitimate game, knowing ammo ranges, following laws, and thanking the farmer or offering restitution if livestock is harmed.
Across the country gunfire from hunters harms livestock and frames tense rural relations. Farmers curb hunting on their land, citing gate neglect and fire risk, while officials urge courtesy to prevent further conflicts between hunters and farmers.
Fragmented crossword clues mix Maine cities and scattered terms. Readable entries include animals, plants, and common words, with several numbered hints and partial answers across a puzzle page.
Leeds University scientists developed a buoyant material used as a sandwich between water repellent layers for buoyant suits. The suit supports bathers up to 200 pounds.
Two Chicago scientists Dr. Gustav Rapp and Dr. Garwood Richardson report a saliva based test predicting a baby's sex with 85 percent accuracy, aiming for 100 percent. They describe a male sex hormone in the mother's blood and note 373 cases tested with 218 boys and 157 girls. They discuss old wives tales and ancient theories about sex determination while acknowledging no sure method exists yet.
Sermon excerpt affirms Jesus power to cast out devils and heal sickness and asks if God heals today. It notes faith as key to healing, acknowledges mystery of God’s methods, and cites belief that God may heal with or without medical aid. The speaker reflects on miracles, faith, and human need.
The piece recalls barnyard lore of burlap bag repair on northeastern farms. It notes rats and mice damage stored grain, the craft of crisscross stitches on small holes, and patching with material from used bags. The author highlights bag mending as essential, homely work and a consoling rural ritual.
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