Fighting Canada’s Battles In Northern Manitoba War News
An in depth feature on the Flin Flon mine detailing ore composition, selective flotation, and refining steps for copper zinc and associated metals. It covers processing from ore to blister copper and refinery separation, plus wartime production aims and worker welfare plans at Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co. Limited in 1942.
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Nhey
Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co., Limited
Sweet Potato Cereal Promises Nutritious Breakfast Innovation
The National Geographic Society touts a new process for sweet potatoes that preserves minerals and vitamins while removing mature skins to produce a ready to eat cereal base. Once a southern staple, sweet potatoes could appear on national breakfast tables as a versatile, nutritious product with products like bars ice cream powders flour and spreads. Georgia leads U.S. production with over seven million bushels, while the crop thrives from New Jersey to Southern California.
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Siys
National Geographic Society
United States
New Jersey
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Covetousness Examined in Sunday School Lesson
A devotional reading on Exodus 20 17 and Luke 12 15 18 27 discusses coveting what belongs to others. It frames the Tenth Commandment as guidance for inner impulse control, warning that desire of neighbors possessions can lead to harm and misdirection away from spiritual life.
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Allan Poole
Jesus
Britain Overhauls Street Fighting System For Victory Night
Britain readies a modernization of its blackout era street fighting methods as Churchill orders changes for Victory Night. Norway reports 10,000 escapees to Britain since occupation, with 75 percent of air force made up of escapes. Buckinghams heat delayed to November 1, and a new Moscow subway line opens. Britain prosecutes thousands for absence or lateness over the past year while many churches have been damaged in the war. Germany massing nearly 2,000 day and night fighters to defend production hubs, RAF notes. Britain recycles 2,000,000 worn garments, and production minister Lyttleton says focus shifts to equip and transport against Japan. Canada reports sunflower breeding by the Dominion Experimental Farms Service.
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