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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1943
Page
5
The New York Zoo adopted a weekly foodless day with reduced meat and a meat substitute chow. Lions now receive horse meat instead of beef and three pounds less daily, while other animals thrive on a mix of carrots beets white bread cod liver oil and raw horse meat soup.
The American Red Cross reports Japan distributed 230000 letters from home to United Nations prisoners of war during 1942 and says Japan now handles most mail for prisoners. A separate note mentions a perfect rubber tire and wheel can travel over 60000 miles on near perfect roads.
In autumn 1918 at Melbridge England a man known as Smithy escapes the asylum after Armistice news. A performer Paula Ridgeway helps him flee to Wickham, where they begin a rural convalescent life with Sam the manager uncertain of the future.
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Colonial spokesmen report Pitcairn Island with 163 inhabitants offered to shelter 35 bombed London children. Transport issues prevented this, then the island proposed aiding the war effort by crafting walking sticks for wounded British soldiers. The island is noted for self-reliance since 1911.
Chiang recounted a tale from 2000 years ago about a monk who chants while a temple father grinds a brick to make a mirror. The moral: grace cannot be won by inaction or by mere repetition. The lesson mirrors a warning that you cannot win a war by sitting on your hands.
A recipe combines sponge, milk, salt, sugar, and butter with flour to make a soft dough. After rising, the dough is rolled, spread with butter and cinnamon sugar, rolled into a jelly roll, sliced into sections, placed upright in a greased pan, and baked at 375 degrees F for about 40 minutes to yield a dozen large rolls.
Dr Frank Kingdom argues that lend lease is not generosity but a duty to aid allies fighting shared battles. He emphasizes ongoing support to support U S war aims and expedite victory.
Department of Agriculture figures show wheat accounted for 29.9 percent of total cash income in the three Prairie provinces in 1942, down from a peak of 72.1 percent in 1926, signaling a major shift in regional farming earnings.
The engine oil coolers and supercharger intercoolers on a Flying Fortress cruising at thirty five thousand feet do a cooling job equivalent to that of eighteen hundred home type refrigerators, illustrating the plane’s advanced thermal management.
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