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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 05, 1944
Page
2
A home keeper feature shares festive oven guidance for a BOSST TURKEY with no water in pan and butter wrapped over the breast. It lists stuffing, pies, and side dish ideas, plus a Q and A on pumpkin fillings and pickled red cabbage and notes on oven temperatures and times.
A busy week unfolds with no mail today prompting chores and a nearby paperhanger finishing hall and ceilings. Friday and Saturday bring a local fair, exhibits by the Women’s Institute, baking pride, and a chance encounter with two rough travelers near the fair entrance.
Labor Minister Mitchell announces plans to move up to 100000 Canadian farm workers into essential industries for the winter. About 60 000 would join woods and logging roles while others would fill meat packing plants and base metal work. Transfers aim to avoid dairy and livestock disruption and use farm labor under existing agreements with provinces. Meetings with national and provincial officials coordinate relocations across Canada.
A reader asks if pears and crabipples must be peeled before making pickled fruit. The note describes pepper and allspice tied in cheese cloth, steeping five minutes, then pouring over cabbage and sealing in sterilized jars.
Officials report harvests and labor adjustments easing Canada's wartime agriculture. With 100000 farmers recalled to aid processing and storage, and a forecast of 8027 million bushels available, domestic needs and export requirements are balanced though farm implements remain tight.
The article explains that grain stays in the horse's stomach when water is withheld before drinking. When water is ingested it washes grain out, potentially causing colic and impaction in the digestive tract. It references Vinter- Inarlanspoint and notes a small stomach and proper dead- Jing as considerations in animal care.
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