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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 28, 1941
Page
3
An advertisement whispers about trying many remedies for constipation before praising Kellogg’s All Bran. It asserts the product helps “get at the cause” by supplying the right fiber. The copy stresses trial and time as key factors in relief.
Devona endures Jose Macias’s control while secretly watching his secret operations. Dale Brasher’s police raid coverage stirs Devona’s pride and fear as she fears for his safety. A borrowed romance and dangerous ambitions pull her into a web spanning loyalty, danger, and desire.
A Russian communique says millions guard factories mines power stations and farms against German spies and saboteurs who may have landed by parachute or other means. German planes operated at night near a small town. two shepherds sighted parachutists and one watched while the other rode to an army post. Army units eliminated the detachment. A woman farmer pretended deafness to trap an armed stranger seeking roads to villages and state farms. a second farmer warned allies, prompting collective farmers to converge. The intruder was disarmed and turned over to soldiers.
A collage of quoted reflections on merit, virtue, and character from Johnson Heath Lowell and others. It weighs restraint over impulses, the lasting value of good deeds, and the idea that true merit becomes clear through actions and origins.
Report from South Africa notes Princess Alice now of Rideau Hall Ottawa inspired hospital efforts in the Cape Peninsula. Capt. Hare, Cape Hospital Board chairman, cited the Princess Alice Home and an Nuffield Trust project adding eighty beds to expand capacity as part of ongoing hospital services during her period of residence 1923 to 1931 with the Earl of Athlone as Governor General at Cape Town.
Journal text urges young women to display etiquette to please men, covering manners in theaters cars and introductions. It promotes a booklet “Etiquette For Young Moderns” and related pamphlets available by mail from the Winnipeg newspaper union, listing several titles and prices.
The United Kingdom Ministry of Food orders 120,000,000 bushels of wheat from the Canadian Wheat Board, the largest purchase yet, to supply Britain for the 12 months ending May 1942. The deal includes 750,000 tons of wheat feed and will yield millions of loaves daily, aligning with high extraction flour production.
A shortage of nurses in Britain is feared due to a lack of sister tutors who oversee training. Steps are being taken to attract more women to become nursing teachers and bolster the educational ranks.
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