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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 05, 1940

Page

3

The Park Lane Mystery Ends In Hidden Elevator Escape

In this scene from Edgar Wallace’s Park Lane Mystery, Jim and Elk explore a secret room behind a wardrobe. They discover a hidden elevator and a dangerous chase through a hydraulic lift shaft as they search for a captive and a way out, forced to improvise with tools from nearby carriages.

Elk Jim Aileen Harlow Carlton

Aileen Rivers Escapes Hidden Prison Ruse

Jim climbs a secret grille and evades guards while a bearded detective and Harlow clash over a staged clue. Aileen Rivers finally emerges from a locked room as Jim pleads for return home, ending with a cliffhanger note: to be continued.

Art Of Camouflage Urges Stronger British Coverups

A sub committee of the select committee on national expenditure criticized the pace of camouflage for vital industrial points and fortified posts in Britain. It condemned certain camouflage cases as absurd and unsafe, blamed a shortage of qualified officers, noted private firms' futile attempts, and urged a single government camouflage organization with its own research staff under the Ministry of Home Security.

Britain Select Committee On Ministry of Home Security

Local notices mix odd kitchen tip and catalog critique

A garbled clipping mentions a cake not sinking if water is placed in a reg eel at the oven rear and mocks mall under catalogues as bright yet unhelpful for building. The fragmentary text also includes a stray local phrase locally Daa.

Quotes on generosity and virtue from classic authors

A compilation of maxims on forgiveness tolerance heart and conduct from Balfour La Rochefoucauld and others. It links liberality to vanity and suggests gifts reflect inner character with citations from Eddy Lessing and Luther. The text explores how intention shapes the value of giving and the impact of example.

Balfour

College students to study meteorites in classroom historic first

Three Colorado School of Mines alumni donated 180 meteorites spanning nickel-iron and various stony types. The collection will be used in Golden Colorado classrooms linking meteorites to weather forecasting, aeronautics and ballistics, marking a first for student study in this setting. An aside notes insurance data show women live longer than men.

United States Colorado School of Mines Offor Ts Golden Colorado

Home Gift Projects From Home Service

A Parisian style home crafts note offers easy sewing and embroidery ideas. Readers are guided to make a gay log cabin pillow with red blue and beige fabrics and 12 strips per square using simple one inch cuts and French knots. Also described are a sewing stand from a cheese box and a two way screen craft. Details for ordering a 82 page booklet and other hobby titles are listed with prices and mailing address in Winnipeg.

Home ‘Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper” Union McDermot Ave Man

British Refugee Children May Find Thousands More homes in Canada

R Keith Jopson, British representative in Canada for the children s overseas reception board, said thousands of British war guest children are expected to arrive after Atlantic weather. So far 1500 have come, with official estimates of 10000 to 15000 possible foster places in Canada. Britain reports 24000 lined up and a quarter of 4 million applications, suggesting no Canadian home wanting a child should be disappointed once transport is solved.

R. Keith Jopson Canada Children’s Overseas Reception Board Atlantic Britain

Early estimate of Earth's circumference by Eratosthenes

Eratosthenes in Alexandria during the third century BC first estimated the Earth's circumference at 24,000 miles, about 962 miles less than current measurements.

Eratosthenes Alexandria

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Park Lane Edgar Wallace Ellenbury Anthen Marling Sataneng Fuling Ravel Wits Ackley Mrs. Edwin Aileen Rivers Phy Mall Onder Trocl Ughta Drupon Turing Mary Baker Eddy II Nakes Martin Luther Home Service
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