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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 07, 1942
Page
3
The Mixing Bowl presents Nutri-thrift meals based on nutrition and thrift. Canadian homemakers should plan menus with protective foods first, including milk, whole wheat bread, meat or legumes, eggs or cheese, vegetables, fruit and plain cereals, then tailor energy needs to taste.
Anna Neagle stars in a dramatic Canadian Red Cross tale titled There You Give. The national appeal for 800 000 dollars begins May 5. Claimed recipe notes and peanut cookies follow, including butter sugar mixture and baking directions.
A rural notice urges farmers to gather scrap metal including copper brass steel and tin for the Canadian Salvage campaign. It details bundles for papers cloth and bones and outlines safe handling of jars bottles and fish bones while recounting farm life and a farmer Ivan Mann’s cow incident. It also includes diary-like anecdotes about family life and gardening.
Ontario farmers turn to soy beans as a wartime staple to supply animal feed and industrial needs. The report details varieties, soil tolerance, nitrogen fixation, nitro culture use, planting in rows, yields, and harvesting methods including combines, with guidance from the Agricultural Office in Milton.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate concerns about high moisture or spoilage in stored soybeans. The text mentions issues with permbuation and vitality, possibly caused by heavy trout or Dy tvetteng, suggesting storage conditions are insufficient to maintain quality.
Fragmented OCR recounts crown jewelers and court craftsmen serving Queen Victoria. It notes retirees and a 1040 offer of 10 000 pounds for a Napoleon event, alongside family successors guiding the craft through generations.
In the later months of the war 1800 children were killed in conflicts as a crucial safety campaign seeks to reduce child fatalities.
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