Canada Invents Blue Cheese From Roquefort Metal Secret
The Chateau Cheese Company in Ottawa has unlocked the Roquefort mold method leading to large scale blue cheese production in Canada. The process reproduces cave conditions with precise humidity and temperature and uses Roquefort mould cultures to create Blufort. The breakthrough follows wartime import cuts and involves Simon Labarge and Andris Kolding with support from Ontario and Quebec researchers.
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Amsterdam
Detroit
Sheffield
Chateau Cheese Company
Borden Company, Ltd
Blufort
Simon Labarge
Labarge
Andris P. Kolding
Denmark
Canada
France
Chateau
Kolding
R.c.alf
Will
Ottawa
Thomas L. Kennedy
Ontario
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Col. Kennedy
Roquefort
O.A.C
Quebec
W. H. Sproule
Stanislas Chagnon
St. Hyacinthe
Eddie Labarge
You
The Man on the Land
City people complain of being busy but few grasp the word busy. The Farmers Advocate notes the term truly belongs to the farmer who tends Spring crops, handles chores, midwives calves and lambs, and guides a family.
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Farmer's Advocate
Lucky find after chicken yields hidden diamond in Saskatchewan
A diamond dropped from Mrs. E. Cockwell's ring near Kelliher Saskatchewan was found weeks later when she slaughtered her remaining chicken. The diamond lay in the bird's crop, turning a one in a million tale into a true discovery.
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Regina
E. Cockwell
Kelliher
Sask
Here
Good Manager Sara Cooey Reveals Thrift传奇
A Philadelphia laundry driver Charles Cooey learns, after his wife Sara dies, that in 37 years of marriage she saved 25547 dollars from a weekly pay under 25. Their frugal life funded a debt free home and a Model T. Sara managed finances alone, no external aid, and their story honors thrift.
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Philadelphia
Charles Cooey
Sara
Ireland
Benjamin Franklin
Sara Cooey
New York Sun
Rooibos Tea Industry Expands in Cape Province
Rooibos tea wild grown in Cape Province gains traction with farmers earning as much as £6000 from a single Wellington farm. The beverage, similar in taste to ordinary tea, is praised as one of South Africa’s healthiest drinks.
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Cape Province
South Africa
Wellington
Disease eradication notes in Canada livestock history
Canada reports no dourine horse disease since 1919 and notes seven years without glanders and seventeen years without sheep scab across the country. The statement highlights progress in animal disease control and livestock health milestones.
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Canada
Rare Chemicals Shipments Tied to German War Effort in Spain
High ranking diplomats from the former German embassy in Madrid recount clandestine deals where German agents shipped rare chemicals from South America to Germany via Spain. They describe payments, arms sales negotiations in 1943, and Franco’s bargaining as war weakened Germany, with deliveries halted by the Allied invasion of France.
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South America
Madrid
Spain
Berlin
Sofvndus
Germany
Franco
France
Wise Sayings On Bread And Cakes Across History
The piece traces the attribution of if the people have no bread why not eat cake to Marie Antoinette and Rousseau, noting journalists and other figures connected to the aphorism. It also mentions Fouillon’s supposed hay remark and a modern nutrition quip. The text adds a factual note that the Alaska highway is 1592 miles long.
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Marie Antoinette
Princess de Lamballe
Rousseau
Antoinette
Paris
Joseph Francois Foullon
Finance
Minneapolis Star Journal
Diana Lamont
Halifax
Lady Nelson
Diana
Faul
Lillian
Pte. W. Lamont
Montreal
England
Uganda First Dominion Warship to Sail Cape Horn
The Uganda, a Royal Canadian Navy cruiser with 798 crew aboard, became the first Dominion warship to round Cape Horn during a 20,000 mile cruise. Awi "sails" and whalers recorded the passage as albatrosses and Cape pigeons greeted the ship amid breakers and spray.
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Uganda
Cape Horn
Jack Patterson
Royal Canadian Navy
Cape
South America
Val- Paraiso
Chile
Mainguy
Norman Keziere
Edmonton
Straits of Magellen
Panama Canal
Americas
Infrared radio telephones used by Germany and Japan
Northwestern University researchers report German lichtsprecher and Japanese light beam telephone devices from 1944 45 captures. The infrared sets used tripods for front line comms bridging terrain with beams undetectable by ordinary means. German units weighed 30 to 210 pounds with up to 10 mile range. Japanese set plus hand generator weighed 150 pounds with two mile range.
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Evanstown
Ill
Northwestern University
W. S. Huxford
A H. Nethercot Jr
Department of Physics
United States Office of Scientific Research and Development
Army
Navy
Colorful Floral Embroidery Motifs for Home Linen Accessories
Have Many Uses Want color on your linens your personal accessories Try embroidering floral motifs on towels pillow cases dress accessories Your favorites each giving ample scope for color are in this collection Pattern 7111 includes 18 motifs 3 x 34% to 61 x 7 inches Send twenty cents to Winnipeg Newspaper Union for pattern 7111 Include name address and pattern number Our Needlework Book 1946 edition offers 104 illustrated designs for crochet knitting toys home decoration and a free potholder pattern for twenty cents more.
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Household Arts Department
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Avenue
Winnipeg
Man
Caribbean Sea Modulates Florida Climate, Not Gulf Stream
Observations indicate Florida's climate is tempered by the Caribbean Sea rather than the Gulf Stream. The Atlantic currents influence seasonal temperatures and humidity, shaping regional weather patterns.
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Gulf Stream
Florida
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