Desserts for Today from Canadian Guidance
From the Consumer Service Section recipes for Viennese Tarte and Chocolate Ice Box Cake show economical, high calibre desserts using eggs milk and fruit. Procedures include meringue layers with almonds and a chocolate custard filling, with chilling and layering steps.
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Dominion Depprtment
Agricuture
Hints on Fashions for Daywear and Accessories
A fashion note outlines smart daytime attire with a white crepe blouse featuring pin-tucks and a high shoulder yoke plus a square collar with hand embroidered monogram. It mentions a dark brown gabardine bag with patent buttons, and the popular step-lift pump in gabardine with patent, noting the walled last to highlight trim contrast.
Candy making guide for soldiers overseas
A practical wartime instruction outlines how to ship soft candy to troops. It recommends lightweight tin boxes lined with oiled paper and filled with warm fudge and small marshmallows to keep texture moist during transport, then wrapped and addressed for mailing.
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de Tore
Tina
British Firms Win Turkish Shipyard Contract
Britain earns a 2 million pound deal to build and repair yards at Istanbul's Golden Horn. The plan makes Turkey a major Eastern Mediterranean shipping hub, reducing dependence on German yards and potentially drawing Greece and Yugoslavia to place orders with Istanbul. The Golden Horn project could alter Black Sea competition with Russia and Romania.
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Turkey
Istanbul
Mediterranean
Black Seas
Balkans
Rcent
Greece
Yugoslavia
Golden Fiora
Black Sea
Rumania
Russia
Bularia
Scandinavia
Canadian Relief Groups Spring to Active Duty Overseas
Six representatives from the Canadian Red Cross, the Salvation Army, the Knights of Columbus, and the YMCA join Canadian troops overseas. They are carried on active strength and tasked with carrying welfare units of their organizations in cooperation with the Directorate of Auxiliary Services as operations continue abroad.
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Canadian Red Cross
Salvation Army
Knights of Columbus
Yom.cal
Directorate of Auxiliary Services
Tractor decision marks turning point for Ginger Farm
In a long diary style note, Barber explains weighing buying versus hiring a tractor for Ginger Farm. He lists four reasons to upgrade including worn horses, limited help, son’s interest in tractors, and alfalfa field work. Despite costs and war uncertainty, a rebuilt Blank tractor was purchased and welcomed, easing Partner’s strain and bringing relief to the family dynamics.
Mechanical Sheep Dogs Lead War Motorcycle Use
The motorcycle becomes vital to Britain's war economy serving active duty on land and home front, aiding exports to South America India and South Africa, police and messenger work, patrols, and municipal duties. Drivers rely on motorcyclists as guides, likened to mechanical sheep dogs showing the way.
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Britain
South America
India
South Africa
Germany
British Isles
Foim
Tive Interpretations lid
"Daddy," said his little daughter as they watched an airplane. "Do you think they will ever get to heaven flying away up like that?" "Not by going away, my dear," he replied. "They are more likely to do it by coming down."
TCA Telecopes Two Month Journey Into Fifteen Hours
The article contrasts Sir George Simpson's two month route from Montreal to Edmonton with modern Trans-Canada Airlines flights. It notes the old overland and river journey via Ottawa Nipissing Lake Superior and Red River routes, and compares with current Montreal or Toronto departures reaching Lethbridge by evening and Edmonton by the next afternoon, with night flights from Montreal and Toronto.
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Hudson's Bay Company
Montreal
Edmonton
Sir George
Metropolis
Alberta
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Bir Cleorge
Winnipeg
Port Garry
Hiay
Lertpranndt
Lake Superior
Port Williana
Lake Winnipeg
Port Carry
Simpson
Red River
Tocla
Toronto
Lethbridge
Walking a Talking Point in YMCA War Service Ads
A Canadian citizen values home comforts after long walks as armies modernize with trucks. Soldiers still walk daily and seek YMCA centers for rest, food, and diversions through CA programs. Many commuters also support the YMCA War Service Funds with this homely reflection.
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MM. C.A
Y. M.C.A. War S Service
YTEA-CAR WARMS HEART AND TUMMY
Writings from Aldershot report in the Hamilton Spectator describe M C A mobile tea cars delivering hot tea and biscuits to troops. The service boosts morale for soldiers in cold camps and remote training areas, supplying a vital human touch the army cannot provide.
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Hamilton Spectator
Cooir House
Canada
Tommy Atkins
Parson Dramatizes Pulpit Warning On Repentance
In a morning sermon the parson urged repentance and belief, warning his congregation that without true penance they will be lost in a measure. He emphasized that merely hearing the Word without genuine conversion fails to save souls.
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