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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 18, 1943

Page

3

Of Interest to Women Homemaking Recipes and Tips

Old recipes for fish and potatoes cover batter dipping frying and baking in electric ovens. A section on preserving leather outlines cleaning conditioning and storage for various leathers with practical cautions. A brief Q&A features Don Pringle CBC announcer and notes his background.

Don Pringie CFNB Fredericton CBC Ottawa Beck Don Toronto Halifax

Butter Coupons Dates in New Nation Book

The notice explains butter coupon No 2 is valid for purchase on Saturday March 20 and No 3 on March 27. The first three butter coupons in the new books remain redeemable until April 30, and old ration book coupons become void after March 31, 1943.

New Nation

Springbok Flats: South Africa’s Wartime Food Arsenal

In Transvaal, the Springbok Flats emerge as a major wartime food source. Once barren, the 35 mile radius area now thrives with maize, nuts, soybeans, pumpkins, bee milk, cream and butter. Hills supply granite limestone and iron ore aiding the war effort and regional rail and roadways aid transport.

Pretoria Transvaal Lord Milner Springbok Flats South Africa Springbok Uvailon

Russian ski troops trained for rapid joint action

Immense forces of akiers are being trained in Russian reserve units for joint action with various arms including mobile units. Ski detachments move two or three times faster than ordinary infantry.

Moscow Akiers

Quisling Mobilizes Quota in Oslo War Speech

President Vidkun Quisling calls for total mobilization of Norwegians not fully engaged in the war effort. He orders alignment to war important jobs as part of the national effort in Oslo.

Oslo Norway Vidkum Quisling

Winter fly control and self-reliance in wartime rural life

A first person editorial notes a Canadian winter with bright sunshine and swarms of houseflies. It argues rigorous fly elimination, warns against disease and production loss, and urges individual resourcefulness over reliance on co operation and government aid. It reflects war times, farm morale, and rural resilience.

Canada England G. J. Christle Dr. Christle Leason Tess

Woman War Stoker Aided by Mary Taylor in Lancashire Factory

A slightly built Mrs. Mary Taylor, 48, of Bury Lancashire, helped stoke a formmace in a war factory during the wartime effort.

Mary ‘Taylor Bury Lancashire

German diplomat claims Germany started World War I

The 1914 to 1918 era is recounted through Prince Karl Max von Lichnowsky who argues Germany pressured war by urging Austria to attack Serbia and by blocking peace moves. The pamphlet, published after his death, blames Berlin for undermining diplomacy and misreading British aims.

Gordon Canadian Prees Tefl Weller Prince Karl Max von Lichnowsky Creat Britain Germany Lichnowsky London Sir Edward Grey Ipolitikes Berlin Prince Lichnowsky Perce Fate Kune Ambexador Prasian Switzerland Wichnowaky Sie Kuchelna Siteala Great Britain Foreign Office von Bethmann Hollweg Bellich Austeria Serbia Russia Balkan Austria Rumala

Potatoes on the Menu In Postwar Diet and Innovation

A 1945 feature extols potatoes as inexpensive energy rich foods with Vitamin C and multiple uses. It urges cooking to preserve nutrients and suggests potatoes in breakfast buns muffins waffles lunch and dinner options including desserts. The piece includes the playful Song of Potato Pete celebrating diverse potato dishes.

Britain

Canadian Red Cross Enquiry Service details

A Canadian Red Cross summary explains Ottawa operated enquiry services for relatives of military personnel. It covers health welfare, missing soldiers, and prisoners of war. It notes capture cards and parcels, no charge to relatives, and the role of volunteers and Geneva referrals.

Ottawa Oly Geneva Hed Cross Dieppe Mars International Red Cross Red Cross Canadian Red Cross Enquiry Canada

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