Constipation Relief Ad from Kellogg's London
An advertisement promotes including All-Bran to ease constipation by increasing bulk. It recommends daily intake each morning, ample water consumption, and notes availability at grocers in two sizes. Produced by Kellogg's in London Canada.
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Kellogg's
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Canada
Confidence or Complacency in Canada’s War Stance
The article contrasts confidence and complacency as attitudes toward World War II. It argues confidence stems from knowledge, reality, and action to meet danger, while complacency ignores risk and clings to comforting delusions. It urges every Canadian to evaluate personal attitude and contribute fully to achieve victory and secure peace.
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Canada
No One Crop Is Best For All Farms
Professor L C Raymond of Macdonald College Quebec says no single crop suits every farm. He explains choices depend on market needs feed requirements soil climate and overall farm management plan.
Boundary Between U S and Canada Lengths Revealed
The boundary between the United States and Canada extends 3,987 miles with 2,198 miles of that total comprising water boundaries.
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United States
Canada
Intuition and luck save two girls during blast
The London Daily Sketch notes two women in a recently damaged modern building avoided death by sleeping in the corridor instead of their bedroom that night. They had chosen to sleep there for the first time, narrowly escaping the blast.
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London Daily Sketch
Churchill
Dunkirk
St. Paul's
London
One-Sided Moon Reveals All-Sides of Sun
The sun’s rotation completes once every 25 days, contrasting with the Moon’s visible single face. Astronomical note explains that while observers on Earth see only one lunar hemisphere, all solar hemispheres are turned toward us over time.
Niagara Falls Surges 67000 Tons Water Each Minute
A measured flow shows sixty seven thousand tons of water pass over Niagara Falls every minute. The figure highlights the immense scale of the famous cascade and its ongoing hydrological dynamics.
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Niagara Falls
London repair squads begin first aid rebuilding after bombing
The Ministry of Works and Buildings deploys mobile squads of 3000 civilian skilled builders in London to quickly repair bomb damaged houses. The 30 squads cover urgent areas while permanent repairs are planned. Replacements may join as needed to accelerate restoration.
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Ministry of Works and Buildings
Health Ministry
Lord Reith
Pioneer Corps
Works Ministry
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Seaweed to Rail Rayon Production in Britain
Research shows seaweed harvested from the Hebrides at 400000 tons yearly can be used to make rayon for stockings and woven goods. Prof Speakman demonstrated a seaweed fabric that burns away gasoline leaving the fabric intact. The rayon uses alginic acid from seaweed and includes inorganic material to resist alkalis and prevent ignition. The work, about two years in progress, could save shipping space during wartime.
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Hebrides
Britain
Leeds University
J. B. Speakman
Gift From America Builds Siege Hospital in England
The American Red Cross with Harvard University plans a 126 bed siege hospital in southwestern England. The pre fabricated 22 building framework will be shipped soon to act as a wartime laboratory for communicable disease study and findings will be reported to U S army navy and public health service. Buildings use five ply building board and fire resistant sheets with a ventilation system for nightly blackout lockdowns.
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England
American Red Cross
Red Cross
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The
The Man Behind Churchill Man of the Year
Time praises a plain Englishman who bred a reserved resolve in 1940. The piece contrasts Churchill and Hitler, highlighting the unseen strength of Britain’s ordinary citizen behind wartime leadership.
Accidental Discovery Boosts Influenza Vaccine Prospects
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports Dr. F. L. Horsfall Jr. and Dr. E. H. Sennette of the Rockefeller Foundation found a vaccine against influenza that stimulates broad immunity. Studies show the vaccine made human flu virus less specific and more broadly antigenic, enhancing multi-valent virus-killing ability in volunteers.
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American Medical Association
F. L. Horsfall, Jr
E. H. Sennette
Rockefeller Foundation
New York
Royal Bank of Canada 72nd Meeting Calls for War Economy
Morris W. Wilson urges drastic public and government retrenchment to finance the war effort, warning of higher taxes or forced savings and stressing the need for savings by lower income groups. Sydney G. Dobson reports unprecedented business activity and outlines staffing, wage adjustments, and wartime financing as Canada readies for 1941.
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Morris W. Wilson
Canada
Royal Bank of Canada
Montreal
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
War Savings Committee
Mold Raspberry Jell-O Parfait Recipe Tip
Mold raspberry Jell-O in a shallow pan until firm then break into bits for parfait glasses. Serve plain or with orange Jell-O or other flavor pairings and garnish with orange sections. Different Jell-O flavors can create colorful combinations such as Cherry with Lemon.
Vintage Cracker Corn Casserole Simmered With Eggs
Crumbled soda wafers with salt mustard and paprika are folded into butter milk and egg then simmered with Worcestershire sauce and corn. The mixture cooks gently over low heat for five minutes after reaching a simmer, yielding six portions.
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Christie's
Ancient soapmaking endures in modern industry
A concise note reflects that despite advances, contemporary soap manufacture still relies on the same chemical process used two millennia ago. The observation highlights enduring basic chemistry in a routine product.
Moving prefab houses could cut costs versus rent
Report discusses pre fabricated modular homes that can be dismantled and transported to a new site, promising lower housing costs than continuing to pay rent. Builders cite speed and flexibility as key advantages for relocation.
Girl Shows Photo Expecting Man to Request It
A woman presents a photograph of herself to a young man and expects him to ask for it. The scene highlights social norms about reciprocity and dating etiquette in a dated cultural setting.
Potatoes Reach Europe Via Raleigh In 1585
Sir Walter Raleigh first introduced the potato to Europe in 1585. The note highlights Raleigh as the key figure bringing the crop from the Americas to European tables, marking a pivotal moment in global agriculture.
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Sir Walter Raleigh
Europe
Kenya Supplants Japan in Supplying US Pyrethrum Flowers
Kenya Colony shifts to supply the United States with pyrethrum flowers used in insecticides, overtaking Japan as a major exporter. The move highlights changing sourcing for the pest control industry and boosts Kenya's agricultural export profile.
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Kenya
Japan
United States
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