Picnic Meal Planning And Homemaking Advice
A buoyant outlook on outdoor lunches blends with practical cookery tips for picnic fare. Readers learn sandwich ideas with varied fillings and breads, salad accompaniments, desserts, and fruit options. The page also offers recipes for sandwich spread and a custard balance, plus a question column on bacon cooking and jelly from chicken feet.
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Papering rooms amid barn noises and war news
A diary style reflection describes wallpapering three rooms solo while partners handle hay chores. interruptions from the barn, ceiling work woes, and a humorous neighbor mix with reflections on July 10 1943 and the European invasion. The narrator muses on Election Day, soldiers voting, and a coming electrical storm before tending chickens.
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Europe
Sicily
Queen's Park
Chinese War Aid Through Knitting and Craft in Winnipeg
Chinese women in Winnipeg contribute to the war effort by knitting sweaters mittens and sewing quilts for the Red Cross. Led by Miss Daisy Ross the group supports Chinese refugees and combines craft with fundraising through a tea event to aid Madame Chiang Kai Shek and allied relief efforts.
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Winnipeg
Chinese National League
Daisy Ross
Ross
Red Cross
1.C.C.E
Chiang Kai-Shek
Army Woman Loses Purse Messengerette Recovers It
Private Bessie Forbes of the Canadian Army lost her purse on a waiting room floor. Messengerette Nora Wright, of the Canadian National Telegraphs, found the wallet and reported it. Forbes thanked her in a pleasant letter for recovering her belongings.
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Bessie Forbes
C.W. AC
Bo Peep
Messengerette Nora Wright
Canadian National Telegraphs
Nora
Forbes
Walk in the light and thou shalt see thy path bright
A devotional couplet by Barnard Barton urging reliance on divine grace as a guiding light. It emphasizes that God is light and accompanies the believer through a thorny journey toward clarity and truth.
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God
Barnard Barton
Black Magic Styles for Evening Wear in New York
New black fashion lines debut after 5 p m with sleek, minimal trims and sculpted silhouettes. Dresses feature draped fabrics in rayon crepe and satin finishes, black yokes with chiffon or net accents, and varied necklines from U to bateau for versatile evening outfits.
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New -York
Singletary sugar peas boost Louisiana agriculture and profits
In Baton Rouge, 16 years after B H Singletary found a strange pea stalk, Singletary peas become a self propagating crop yielding peas, pasture, hay, and soil nitrogen. Farmer Neal McHenry says the peas have boosted his income more than any farm crop. Agronomist R A Watson estimates planting a million acres could add 35.5 million dollars in value to farm outputs.
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Baton Rouge
B. HW
Singletary
Neal McHenry
Monroe
Statk
Gerry
B. HL
Hortlc Uttfa
Louisiana State University
Texas Panhandle
R. A. Watson
University
Agricultural Extension Division
Louisiana
Ireland short on potatoes signals lean harvest
Dublin reports a poor potato season with no prospect of a strong harvest and last year’s crop short by about 300000 tons. The staple crop for Ireland remains severely limited this year.
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Ireland
Dublin
Eire
Oats Aid Humans and Animals During Ration Measures
Meat rationing spreads across Canada and the public learns oats help both people and pets. S P C A in Montreal serves rolled oats meals for dogs and cats, while readers are given oat based recipes like Simple Fruit Pudding and Baked Corn and Tomatoes for meatless days.
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Canadas
S. P. C. A. Animal Shelter
Montreal
W. N. Dunlop
Montreal S.p.ca
Robin Hoad
They Can Chi Peace of Mind
Editorial urges readers to fight stress and taxes by living one minute at a time to gain peace of mind. It argues that choosing resilience leads to happiness for the reader and those around them despite burdens like work anxieties rationing and costs.
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Ilske
Canada
Greek God Still Potent in Royal Ontario Museum Eros
The Greek god Eros, though tiny, is powerful and on display in the Royal Ontario Museum. A large statue features a fragment of him at the stairs, with two tiny gold pendants resembling Cupid appearing as earrings. The gift hang from floral rosettes set with red stones, reflecting the enduring allure of Eros in June.
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Eros
Royal Ontario Museum
Cupid
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