Commissioned Airmen Promoted Across Canadian Forces
A list from Canadian Air Force Headquarters announces recent commissions across multiple units and bases. Named are airmen including Petersen Wieniene War. Peteher Sextet Seek. Trechetree She Uruk and others stationed at Saskatoon, Kenora, Winnipes, and Sask. Details show ranks, locations, and associated personnel.
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Canada
Rovel
Canadian Air Force Headquarters
Ax Navicaters
G. Petersen Wieniene
Peteher Sextet
Trechetree
M. Bhannon
Winnipes
Shortage of Wedding Rings Sparks Board of Trade Protest
Britain plans to double ring production in coming months as demand outstrips supply. Officials report parsons sometimes lend rings for weddings amid a sugar and coffee shortage noted by the public.
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Britain
Board of Trade
Nazi Germany marks tenth NS regime anniversary
The article notes a Soviet style radio address disruption by Allied bombing and German defeats in Russia and Africa. It contrasts Hitler's early promises with ten years of war causing millions of German deaths and widespread homelessness. It cites British figures on declines in farming and rights stripped from workers since 1933.
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Berlin
Russia
Africa
Hitler
Ministry of Information
Conditions in Germany under Nazi rule worsen living standards
Malnutrition and deteriorating health among German workers are highlighted. Deaths from scarlet fever and infantile paralysis rose, child mortality increased, and doctor availability fell from one per 1300 to one per 15000. The piece argues these facts show the cruelty of Nazi governance and reinforce the fight to preserve our way of life.
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Germany
Three Square Meals a Day for Workers Health
A health guide emphasizes three nutritious meals daily for workers to reduce absenteeism and improve production. It outlines a seven item daily plan including milk, meat, egg, fruits or vegetables, leafy greens, whole grain cereals, fats, and water, plus a call to request a vitamin chart from the Western Division Health League of Canada.
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Western Division
Health League of Canada
111 Avenue Road
Toronto
The Greater Menace Nazis Whistling To Save World
The Ottawa Citizen frames Nazi rhetoric as a trap used to bolster Hitler. It notes worldwide recognition of Nazi terrorism and identifies the Nazi regime as the greater menace threatening global stability and peace.
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Ottawa
Hitler
Salvage lessons boost Dorset school scrap target
Since salvage was introduced into lessons at Marnhall Dorsetshire Church of England school pupils have trebled the school's scrap target. Arithmetic links salvage quantities to war material, and English composition includes letters of thanks for salvage.
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Marnhall, Dorsetshire
Church of England
Saskatchewan Horse Vaccination for Encephalomyelitis Risk
The article reviews horse encephalomyelitis and public health links in Saskatchewan from 1935 to 1941. It notes outbreaks, the Chick Embryo vaccine's effectiveness, and urges spring vaccination to prevent losses, with human cases linked to equine disease and the role of mosquitoes as potential vectors.
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Saskatchewan
United States
Canada
Department of Veterinary Science
University of Saskatchewan
Man
Manitoba
Saskatoon
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promote Kidney Health
An ad urges readers to protect kidneys from waste buildup causing backache and dizziness. It claims Gold Medal Haarlem Dutch Drops capsules speed relief, noting a Canada-packaged 40 cent size available from druggists. It emphasizes diuretic action and quick, effective results.
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Haarlem
Canada
Kellogg's All Bran Promises Lasting Relief
An ad touts Kellogg's All Bran as a natural remedy for constipation, urging daily consumption with ample water. It claims lasting regularity versus temporary cathartics and notes availability in two sizes from grocers, produced in London, Canada.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
London
Canada
Instructions for needle handling and chick vaccine storage
The guide explains needle cleaning by expelling alcohol with a half pulled syringe, handling by the base to avoid contamination, and storing chick vaccine at 35 to 40 degrees F. It notes limited vaccine supply for Canada from Lederle New York Cutter California and the Saskatchewan University department, with vaccines sold at drugstores.
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Canada
Lederle Company
New York
Cutter Company
California
Department of Veterinary Science
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Rubber and Fish Hooks Tie Brazil Rally to U S Aid
In the Amazon valley rubber gatherers pressed their demand via telegram to U S Ambassador Jefferson Caffery. They warned that without a new supply of 1 500 600 fish hooks there would be no fish and no food, signaling a critical shortage impacting rubber communities.
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Brazil
Amazon Valley
U.S
Jefferson Caffery
Heat-Stricken Australia Faces Vast Uninhabitable Zone
A study finds about forty percent of Australia is so hot and dry that it cannot support human life. The research highlights extreme climate regions challenging habitation.
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Australia
Axis Radio Propaganda Aims at Canada From Europe
W Gladstone Murray former Canada broadcasting head says Axis stations in Europe target French Canada and prairie minorities with broadcasts promising new orders and independent government. Canada lacks a short wave transmitter to counter with hope and encouragement. Murray notes enemy use of short wave for rumors but cites weak appeal as a mitigating factor.
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Europe
Canada
Axis
Prairie Provinces
W. Gladstone Murray
Broadcasting For
Murray
Business & Professional Women’s Club
Toronto
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