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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 01, 1944
Page
7
British and American officials in Washington reached a plan to virtually stop capital goods shipments under lend-lease to Britain. The policy tightens exports to match military needs as Europe’s war nears a climax, with machinery going to Britain declining as plants stockpile replacements and non wartime use is minimized.
Dust meat cubes with corn starch and sear in mazola then cook with onion until golden. Simmer with water and seasonings, add vegetables until tender. Bake covered in a casserole with biscuit batter at 450 F for 15 minutes. Rolls dough variations included for dessert-like treats. Serves 6.
A fugitive ex-con, fleeing capture after a bank theft, stumbles into a Mexican hacienda. He is offered hospitality by a noble haciendado who unknowingly aids his escape with water and shelter. The thief pockets gold coins, plans to flee with a horse, and is pursued by a peon before a dramatic town encounter reveals a custom of leaving gold for wanderers.
An old ad advises readers with digestive trouble to switch from harsh laxatives to Kellogg's All Bran. It recommends a daily serving with milk or sprinkled on other cereals, or consuming several All Bran muffins daily, plus plenty of water. The message promotes Kellogg's All Bran available in two sizes, made in London Canada.
Stockholm reports indicate Hitler named Martin Bormann as successor for the Fuehrership if needed. The note also cites a potential suicide plan and lists Goering and Himmler as a possible triumvirate, while describing Bormann as ruthless and 44, an atheist, tasked with disciplining conscripted foreign workers.
British gunners on a 9000 foot jungle peak in the Chin Hills silenced Japanese artillery by counter battery fire. The action demonstrates Allied efforts to curb enemy coastal and inland gun positions in the theater.
Garden advice stresses early, thorough preparation even with lingering snow. Plan and cultivate deeply, space crops efficiently, and choose high quality seeds to maximize yields in a small yard.
Naval lab at Beaufort North Carolina identifies submarine-like sounds as coming from fish. The toad fish emits a steamboat whistle, the croaker roars through 20 feet of water, and the drum fish drums loudly. Navy learns to distinguish these natural sounds from enemy submarines. Sea captain Preserved Fish was a notable New York City figure years ago.
Cmdr Robert S. Quackenbush reports vectographs show every hill and dale with depth, aiding the search for Japanese emplacements. German morale in western Norway drops as officers bar contact with Quisling or non Quisling Norwegians and keep sailors aboard after dark to avoid contamination.
This Week's Pattern highlights two Anne Adams designs for cotton linen and rayon fabrics. Pattern 4618 is a versatile frock, while 4615 covers misses and women in sizes 10 through 42. Each pattern requires yardage, with size 36 needing 3 yards of 35-inch material. Send 20 cents to the Winnipeg Pattern Dept. to order, noting size name address and style number. Delays due to mail slowdowns may occur. Switzerland is about three fourths self sufficient in foodstuffs.
An ad warns that waking at night, backache, nervousness, and pains may signal kidney and bladder trouble. It claims Cystex supports kidney cleaning and relieves symptoms, offering prompt relief with a refund if not satisfied.
A farm news item discusses concentrated milks as a general term for products containing milk solids in reduced volume. It explains evaporated milk sweetened condensed milk and dry milks, noting skim and casein as related by‑products.
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