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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
2
Sheriff Walser of Kern County notes the Adamiess Faden attraction for women while visiting the State Prison for Women. Thirty more prisoners arrive from San Quentin as the facility houses 145 inmates. The secluded valley reformatory east of Bakersfield spans 1800 acres, with private rooms and separate dorm kitchens, built for 560000 dollars.
Temperance will be included in the wiary course of 108.0 Minnesota public school pupils beginning next September. The trendship peace pact between Jugoslavia and Turkey was signed recently by emissaries of both countries. Upward of $100,000 has been waned farmers by the United Farm Credit administration March to help alleviate mortgage riles of agriculturists. There can be no question of an all trih parliament declared Wise Cmigavon premier of Ulster the Irish partition. In a statement two days before polling in the naw Ireland general election Hon CH Cahan secretary of state in the Dominion cabinet recently left Montreal for Boston where he will board the Lady Hawkins for a holiday cruise through the West Indies and to British Guiana. After entertaining thousands of Century of Progress visitors with poisonous snakes Hadj Mohamed returned to his war only to be fatally bitten by one reptiles. The American Library Association which includes members in Canada as well as the United States has selected Montreal for the 26th annual convention. The convention will be held in June 1984. The tariff board has ruled that roasting peanuts is a manufacturing process and therefore subject to sales tax. The board turned down an appeal by the Canadian Fruit and Vegetable A[n] for a contrary ruling. Dr Alan Blair Canadian member of the medical faculty at the University of Alabama who allowed black widow spider to bite him in the interest of science has now fully recovered and plans to continue his experiments. Canadian cats possessed keeping qualities and were purchased by the war office for the reserve supply depots Captain A Duff-Cooper explained in the British House of Commons.
Dick Irvin of the Toronto Maple Leafs, from Regina, swept Wyandotte prizes at the Royal Winter Fair. He captured sixth and seventh in a hen and a pullet, after placing third and fourth last year. Irvin, long-time poultry raiser for 22 years, plans to return to win again.
A London Zoo budget note itemizes animal rations in curious detail. Apples in unknown tons, grapes two tons, currants ten cats faltanas, oranges fourteen thousand six hundred eighty nine units, egg yolk and syrup, condensed milk eighteen thousand pounds, and other varied provisions. The quirky inventory reads like a ledger of diverse fare for a hungry menagerie.
Recipe notes for this week outline a dessert combining 2 cups cooked prunes cup condensed milk pint whipping cream 2 oranges 12 candied cherries with eight berries chopped, four saved for decoration. Fold fruit into whipped cream with condensed milk, chill in freezer three to four hours, top with remaining cherries.
A concise old recipe for a cabbage dish uses shredded cabbage with milk and cream, butter and flour, sugar, salt, and pepper. The cabbage is parboiled briefly, then cooked quickly with the dairy and thickener to yield a crisp, delicately flavored vegetable.
Health Commissioner Shirley Wynne announced a Board of Health amendment prohibiting manufacture sale or use of eyebrow and eyelash dyes containing high levels of aniline derivatives or silver nitrate to curb eye maladies in the city.
The pattern advertises Style No 623 a slim line apron with a neat neckline designed for comfort in the kitchen. It suggests binding edges in contrasting colours and lists suitable fabrics including pique dimity linen percales gingham and rayon novelties. Sizes offered small medium and large with medium needing 17 yards of 38 inch material and 2% yards binding. Price is 20 cents in stamps or coin.
A Winnipeg newspaper item notes a play or feature at the Winnipeg Pattern No. Town venue on McDermot Avenue. The scene centers on a widower introducing a middle aged wealthy fiancée, with a child’s puzzled reaction to a new mother.
Summary of Acts chapter 24 with Tertullus’ accusation of Paul as a sect leader and disruptor, Paul’s courteous defense, and his assertion that Christianity develops from Judaism. Notes Paul’s view that the Way is not a new religion but a reform within Moses and the Old Testament, and emphasizes his hope for justice before Felix.
The Isle of Man publicity board asks the Manx Government for 7500 more dollars to supplement the annual 35000 grant for newspaper advertising next season. Secretary W A Clague notes the campaign has drawn unusually many requests for island guides and has proven its effectiveness in attracting visitors.
Radio fans will hear Lawrence Tibbett and Richard Crooks resume broadcasting on December and will alternate on Mondays through the winter months over the NBC network.
Sandy Macpherson and Maggie stop before a restaurant window where a card proclaims Luncheon From 12 to 2 pm Is. 4. We’ll have our lunch here says Sandy. Two hours steady eating for a shilling and sixpence noted as a bargain. Production in Poland is now above the high of 1982.
Sir John Simon told the House Britain is resolved to use every effort to keep the Geneva conference alive after a British withdrawal. He said withdrawal would have no effect if the convention is completed, then participants will be asked to sign. He outlined steps to promote diplomatic consultations with France, Germany, and Italy, urging closer communication and negotiations.
Firestone resumes coast to coast NBC broadcasts with Lawrence Tibbett and Richard Crooks alternating Mondays at 8 30 p m eastern time 5 30 p m pacific time joined by the Firestone Symphonic Orchestra conducted by William Merrigan Daly. Educational talks by Harvey Firestone Jr accompany the program.
A London correspondent recalls meeting a well off former private from the Great War. He shows a small framed leave certificate proving he is free from vermin and scabies, a memento from their shared frontline days in 1918. The anecdote underscores the war’s lingering, often ironic relics.
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