Of Interest to Women Mid-surorier and Hot Weather Meals
The article advises planning meals for hot weather to balance nutrition. It suggests using refrigerable, heat efficient foods and multiple quick dishes like crisp vegetables with butter, salads built from potatoes and cold meats, and canned soups as a hot dish. A list of tested Dominion recipes follows, including tongue dishes, jelly molds, and tomato jelly salads. In Eastbourne, England, Michael Crowhurst survived after being struck by a freight train following a fall onto an electric rail and was left with severe burns.
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Consumer Section
Marketing Service
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Eastbourne
England
Michael Crowhurst
Water Woes and Rural Labor Struggles in Hard Times
A struggling farm diary traces drought and water shortages as rain briefly refills the cistern then dries again. Cows balk at frequent water moves, barrels and creeks carry crews daily, while harvest work and a missing helper shift labor demands and morale.
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Partner
Jo Oel
Fiat
Saskatchewan Moves Toward Uniform Municipal Health Services
Saskatchewan Health Services Board seeks uniform municipal physician agreements to expand obstetrical care, minor surgery, and preventive services at no patient charge. The model would pay doctors a municipality salary with possible charges only for unnecessary calls.
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Regina
CCP
Saskatchewan Health Services Board
Dre R. CO. Davison
Toto
Navie
Looktime on the Brighter Side in Winnipeg Ballet News
In a Winnipeg interview Matame Adelpr Gen of the Real y Academy of Dancing notes increased ballet interest due to health emphasis. She reports ongoing academy examinations and comments on video healing, despite a biting London setback.
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Matame Adelpr
Oc Lansdon
Eng
The
Realy Academy of Dancing
Sand
Ats Health
London
Radio broadcast sparks bemusement in farm scene
A fragmented radio line about a farm work push amuses a partner figure who walks off in disgust, while the narrator chuckles at the quirky miscue and incongruity of the announcement. The scene centers on farm life and unexpected job offers.
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Bos
Thas
Sam
Ganada
Bf Tts
Wales
Mobile laundry on wheels aids wartime morale in Britain
Describes the Women's Voluntary Services initiative using mobile laundries to wash personal clothing quickly. Vans stage between centers to support laundry workers, providing fast drying and ironing. In bombed homes, cleaning clothes boosts morale and offers psychological relief to homeless families.
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Ottawa
WTP
Britain
Women’s Voluntary Services
England
WOW. S. Tea
Shat
Tocal
Queen Mary in English village visits children amid war scars
A sunlit portrait of Queen Mary walking in a West of England village, greeting children, inspecting drawings in the school, and riding with residents as air raids loom. Locals recall her kindness and the royal focus on children, education, and morale during wartime.
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England
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West of England
Queen Mary
Brian
Ehubbs
Vda
Mars
Geatd Wali
Royal Air Force
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