Of Interest Women and Meny Hints for Supper Dishes
The Dominion Department of Agriculture Consumer Section offers inexpensive supper ideas using Canadian cereals. Recipes include macaroni moulds with meat filling, Klausage and spaghetti bake, Crauthad Chicken in Noodle Rings, and Macaroni Mousse Ac cups. Each dish emphasizes simple steps, modest ingredients, and variations to keep family meals appealing.
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Marketing Service
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Inspectors May Examine Books Of Insured Persons
Provision in the Unemployment Insurance Act allows inspectors to examine registers wage sheets and wage records of all employers with insured workers. Inspectors carry appointment certificates and may confidentially review material related to unemployment insurance. A $25 penalty applies for delaying or obstructing an inspector.
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Bea
Fish Stocking in National Parks Report Details 1941
Approximately 1 800 000 fry and fingerlings were distributed in national park waters in 1941. Rainbow trout dominated with some speckled and cutthroat trout released in Banff Jasper Yoho Kootenay Waterton Riding Mountain parks, plus 300 adult black bass in Lake Waukeslu Prince Albert and 150 000 salmon fry in Cape Breton Highlands. Hatcheries operated at Banff Waterton Lakes and Jasper with a new Jasper facility. Creel census cards urged anglers to report catches to guide stocking and lake management.
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National Park
Department of Mines
Banff, Jasper
Yoho
Kootenay
Waterton Lakes
Riding Mountain National Parks
Lake Waukeslu
Prince Albert National Park
Chethamp River
Cape Breton Highlanda Narional Park
Banff and
Jasper
Banff
Mrs Sybil Schofield Keeps 15000 Mice For War Effort
Liverpool reports Mrs Sybil Schofield maintains about 15 000 mice to support the war effort. Vaccines and anti-toxins are tested on them before use to protect service personnel. A recipe note follows for baking.
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Liverpool
Sybil Schofield
Chronicles of a Farm Wife in Wartime Britain
A farm wife writes about life during wartime rationing and shortages in London and Singapore. She reflects on Churchill and the need to balance resources, fuel, tires, inner tubes, and car use, urging household cooperation and careful planning to keep the farm running.
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Churchill
London
Singapore
Malaya
Peter
Paul
Britain
Pacific
S.O
Bird's Eye
Pines
Son
Bob
Jack Robinson
Asman
Proposals Unite Provinces on Income Tax Plan
Ottawa reports indicate nine provinces study draft accords under Finance Minister Wiley’s scheme to abolish personal and corporate income taxes during wartime. Reimbursement would approach 100 million dollars yearly with two payment methods, while security moves relocate some Japanese-Canadians inland and set up a civilian corps for service.
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Ottawa
Nu Pure Ihumbut
Fraukce Miniater Uiley
Mr. Yaley
Druih Columbia
Alberta
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Saskatchewan
New Trunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward
Canadda
Frst
Wartime Research for New Tin Hats
Wartime research in Pittsburg explores a two part helmet for the U S Army. An inner plastic section would be light and strong for field use, while a steel outer shell could be slipped over it for combat protection.
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Pittsburg
United States Army
How Do You Like Your Eggs Done
A fragmented early guide discusses cooking eggs in water at various temperatures. It suggests slow simmering for tender results, soft boiled for ten minutes, hard boiled with shell removal in cold water, and avoiding cracks by gradual heating.
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Aewarin Aparm
Duchess’s Sister Fined In Darkout Offence
The sister of the Duke of Truttaned, Araula Manners, was fined four shillings and sixpence for a blackout offence.
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Rervont Fing
Tadly
Araula Manners
Duke of
Truttaned
Dean appoints new sub-dean at Woatminater
The Dean of Woatminater appoints Canon A. Co. Don as Sub-Dean, succeeding Dro FLit. Barry, Doctor of Southwell, in a church leadership change reported from London.
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London
Woatminater
Canon A. Co. Don
Dro Flit. Barry
Southwell
New Year Escape Story From Singapore Through War
Mrs. Donald Macleod recounts fleeing Japanese advances in World War II. Leaving Malayan territory, she heard the news at a village station, borrowed a policeman on a bicycle, and rode to safety with a British officer later confirming her escape.
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Singapore
Frldah
Thailand
Japan
Mra
Donald Macleod
Hore
Varn
Macleod
New Wetong
Uhaland
Mrs. Marchant
Mahayan
Donning
Truth Constantine Fina Leaves Cloisters for War Work
After a year in a cloistered religious order, Truth Constantine Fina leaves to take civilian duties in a government department and perform war work.
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London
Constantine Fina
Farmers Wives Charity Ideas Across the States
New York society notes honorary president Mrs Henry Ford of the National Farm and Garden Association. Women on farms craft gifts to aid Christmas charities with walnut buttons, handcrafted pottery Madonna figures, flannel stockings and decorative pins. Kentuckiana workers raise funds with yellow turkey towing ducks for a crippled children’s home.
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New York
Henry Ford
National Farm and Garden Association
Vermont
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Don Bairbairn
CBC Ontario
Peterborough
Don Fairbairn
Ontario Farm
Aydley
Gwendoline, Clarke
Noctady
Acton Vree
Alan Harvey
MacKinnon
Canadian Wheat Board
Fort William
Bauttlefield
Wen'pminathil
Penang
Catia Fonte Via
Yipee
Sweet Kitte Area
Aleo
Dandee Coffee
Christie’s
SOAPS
Vue
Ibe
RIS
Ng Sic
Jemina
S&s
Sero Ske
Wagstaffe's
RED Plum Jam
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