Of Interest to Women Roasts and Desserts Menu Notes
A kitchen column outlines roasting a 14 pound turkey with proper dressing and timing, plus recipes for Welsh tray vegetables, potato casserole, savoury onions, pumpkin pie, gingerbread, meringues, bread sticks, fruit gelatin, and fruit compote. It includes Q and A on sugar-free cake, cauliflower prep to prevent greying, and applesauce tips.
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Iona IV
Partner Returns Home From Hospital Stay
A nurse writer describes Ginger Farm life as Partner recovers at home after hospital treatment. The piece notes hospital routines, patient care by doctors and nurses, and the strain of private rooms and resource limits. It reflects on weather, daily rituals, and the writer’s attempts to finish tasks before morning.
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Oleneview
Pattiner
Celi
Nuraes
Jon Siealarty
Toronto
Bose
Tiam
Lecel
Hydro
Free Plans For Root Cellar Outlined By Agriculture Dept
Farmers may build an economical root cellar using old lumber and locally available materials. The Dominion Department of Agriculture offers a publication titled A Practical Root Cellar with plans, elevations, and guidance on labor location temperature humidity and ventilation. Copies are obtainable by writing to the department in Ottawa.
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Domeinion Department of Agriculture
TOR
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Farmers to buy surplus army trucks in Quebec sale
Quebec farmers will soon have an opportunity to purchase surplus army four wheel drive trucks through the Quebec Council of Farm Forums per council secretary R. Alex Sim.
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Montreal
Quebec
Quebec Council of Farm
R. Alex Sim
Council
Island men plan regular air fish shipments
Charolttetown report says three former RCAF members plan fresh fish air shipments from Prince Edward Island. They aim for 20 round trips monthly within a few weeks to operate the service.
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Charlottetown
Reg
Prince Edwards Island
R.C.A.F
New Wax Emulsion Aids Housewives In Linen Waterproofing
A newly developed wax emulsion for post war household use claims to waterproof summer fabrics without reducing porosity. It can be added to wash water to waterproof dresses skirts coats and shoes, resisting mildew while preserving fabric softness and color.
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New York
New Pier
Che Manufactters
Removing Honey From Bee Hives Detailed Instructions
The guide covers escape boards to prevent robbing and steps for honey removal. It advises setting bee escapes, keeping supers sealed, uncapping with a hot knife or steam heated blade, controlling extractor speeds, and stacking supers bee proof. It also discusses straining honey and saving combs for spring use.
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Gooderham Dominion
Aguwin
Squirrels Create Nuisance in Forest of Dean
In Gloucestershire's Forest of Dean grey squirrels from North America anger naturalists and officials. They raid orchards hens and poultry pens break into houses and frighten residents. Foresters say only a nationwide offensive could help and mass shooting parties are planned with rewards for shooters.
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Qucester
England
North America
Gloucestershire
Forest of Dean
Forestry
Saskatchewan Plans Brighter Province
Regina reports Saskatchewan plans a five year program under War Reconstruction and Rehabilitation to repaint thousands of farm buildings. Three two paint sprayer units are sought from War Assets for mobile crews to modernize rural structures and school effots, with crews of three to five men each.
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Regina
Saskatchewan Reconstruction Department
Rural Housing Committee
Skatchewan
War Assets Corporation
Te Hola
Cleaning Poultry Houses Pays Off At Nappan Farm
Sanitation is a key factor in successful poultry production. The article from Nappan Farm advises thorough cleaning of laying houses between flocks, washing walls and floors with hot water and lye, and airing spaces to remove dust and pathogens. It notes yearly cleaning reduces costs and disease.
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Chem Dante
Aye Mote Jenkina
Dhominjin Fapertsital Farm
Nappan
Dareta
Alby
Cevolinin
Orkney War Causeway Aids Supplies Amid Distress
In Orkney the causeway to the Pigateine area is used to move Hull for aid and carry supplies to Holm and Cupea Motes. Islanders face weather reliance as air drops and the causeway enable limited land access for relief. The document notes four inland forays and warns against a repeat attack by a U-boat. Military leaders including First Lord Winston are referenced with ongoing repairs and a cost estimate around 2,000,660 pounds over three years.
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Kirwall
Orkney
Noel Ehney
Winston
le Wom
Che
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