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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 31, 1946
Page
7
Early fall offers best opportunity to protect wood and metal around the farm with paint. Parched wood and exposed metal need coating after summer and before winter. Paint helps preserve shelters waterspouts eaves and farm implements. rusted metal should be sanded before priming.
Robert A. Caughey of Souhegan Mills Wilton New Hampshire told the American Society of Mechanical Engineers that molded boards made from soft wood shavings can rival plywood and lumber. Resin binds the material and the product is cured under set temperature and pressure. Sawdust can also be used. Caughey believes vast wood waste, especially in parts of Northern Territory Australia, could be converted into molded board.
Experts conclude color affects student work and classrooms painted yellow or pale green best encourage study. The study emphasizes environmental impact on learning and recommends adopting these hues to improve focus and productivity in schools.
A columnist laments overrating Ted Williams amid a wave of sensational sports commentary. He notes Williams’ hot streak, lefty-friendly ballparks, and rising ego, then critiques expectations ahead of the World Series and the potential for strategic pitches to defend against him.
The passage recalls Williams’s repeated strikeouts in a crucial game and the shock of his benching. It notes his walk to the train after a decisive loss, questions his immediate future, and mocks the idea that praise counts as hits. It ends urging him to focus on talent over hype.
A Columbia River spillway at the Grand Coulee Dam can produce a waterfall five times Niagara Falls' average flow and attain triple the height.
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