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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 17, 1941
Page
6
Canada launches a national salvage drive urging every household to gather scrap metal paper rags bones glass and other waste. Local and national committees organize depots to collect sort and ship salvaged materials to factories to produce war munitions and supplies for the fight against Nazism.
A Toronto based flour miller failed to gain share in Pennsylvania coal regions. A sales consultant and multilingual social worker studied grocers and miners wives. They found a rival flour sold through sacks usable as underwear, revealing a key local preference.
London reports the famous World War I veteran horse Warrior owned by Lord Mottistone has been destroyed due to failing health. The 32 year old steed earned the nickname the horse the Germans can't kill after many escapes with the Canadian cavalry in France. A Russian solo notes the Roman eye moves involuntarily about ten times a minute.
The Ottawa Journal argues that national debt is manageable when owed to citizens rather than foreigners. It notes war borrowing is financed by domestic savings via taxes, and that Canada’s balance with the United States has remained favorable, with concern only if Canadian debt becomes unmanageable.
A preacher at a rural church near Conway, South Carolina, watched as an alcnhoo theft occurred and counted the sum of $4.15. Two JSA puttory and One Dean are mentioned in the fragment.
Recipe excerpt describes soaking all bran in buttermilk then mixing with flour baking powder salt and soda and shortening to form dough for biscuits baked 450 degrees for about 12 minutes yields 12 biscuits. Also lists a milk mushroom and pepper dish with butter parsley and Worcestershire sauce serves six.
Dr Peter de Bruyn recounts Dutch resistance through two submarines built in Rotterdam. One carried Dutch and German officers to sea and reached England. the other with a German crew reportedly sank. He notes German anger, executions of engineers, and shipyard obedience after invasion. Dr de Bruyn heads to Chicago to teach neurology.
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