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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 14, 1939

Page

2

World happenings briefly told from distant lands

Sweden's royal family donated 29000 kroner to Finland relief funds. Captain HL Up ton named Royal Naval Reserve aide to the King. Sir Alfred Tobin, former Old Bailey Crippen defence counsel, dies in Switzerland. Over 10000 engineers registered after a Dominion-wide survey by the Engineering Institute of Canada. Frederick Henry Barratt, 21, noted ornithologist, dies in Toronto. India war fund exceeds 450000 pounds in donations. Thai plotters against King Anada executed. Scots seek war support in digs near a French chateau uncovering 150 bottles of champagne. Ottawa confirms veteran American pilots may train Canada’s wartime air force.

Sweden Red Crom Fund Finland HL. Upton Royal Naval Reserve de Amp The Admiralty Engineering Institute of Canada Frederick Henry Barratt Promee Toronto India Office Linlithgow India Thai Siam Anada Prajadhipok

Substitute For Coffee Triumphs In German Chemistry But Lacks Taste

The Koelnische Zeitung reports Exaatz coffee made from toasted rye and barley with synthetic cafein, lauded for coffee like effects yet criticized for taste and aroma. The ersatz product is tied to German army efforts and a Reich warning urges housewives to ration bread and potatoes to avoid waste.

Koelnische Zeitung Berlin Reich

Origins of the Soldier Name Tommy Atkins

A mapping of the term Tommy Atkins to describe a British soldier appears in army Paybooks from Waterloo era records. The Paybook form bore the name Atkins, Thomas, guiding later editions and a Wellington anecdote. Other tales credit a gunner or a ledger-keeping private as the source.

Jommy Atkins Tommy Atkins War Office Atkins Thomas Duke of Wellington Oii Thomas Atkins Royal Artillery

Need For Flax Says Western Farmers Should Cultivate

L R Key of Manitoba urges Western Canada farmers to grow fibre flax to replace mid European imports. He notes Britain buys about 46 000 tons yearly for 16 million dollars with fibre seed and green fibre as main products and says 200 000 bushels of flax seed could find a steady market in ice and Northern Ireland.

L. R Key Manitoba Irery Canada Europe Greateri Ireland Latvia Soviet Russia Khey Key Rugia Ice Northern Ireland

Making Plants and Flowers Grow Indoors Booklet Offer

A Winnipeg advertisementpromotes a 32 page booklet Making Plants and Flowers Grow Indoors offering guidance on potting foliage plants ferns bulbs and more. It lists care tips plant types and related booklets available for 15 cents each from the Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union and notes other topics such as skiing dancing and decorative objects.

Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man

Anne Adams Pattern 4245 for versatile children outfits

Anne Adams designs Pattern 4245 offering three outfits: a frock with bias skirt and bow, a button-front jacket with bishop sleeves, and a jumper dress with optional blouses. Available in child sizes 4,6,8,10,12 with yardage details for jumper blouse dress and jacket. Order by mail with name address size and pattern number to Winnipeg Pattern Dept.

Anne Adams Anne_Adams Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot

Bridges in Old London and a Rhododendron Tale

The Lon Jon Free Press notes Blackfriars Bridge at five years old remains a long span while nearby Lon Jon Bridge at 108 years replaces a structure opened in 1209 and built on the site of a Roman-era bridge. The rhododendron name derives from Greek for rose tree yet the flower is neither a rose nor a tree.

Lon- Jon Blackfriars Bridge Old London Lon Jon Bridge

Parables of the Kingdom and Hidden Treasures Lessons

Sunday School sermon outlines parables from Matthew 13 on the tares and the good and bad in the church, mustard seed growth, leaven within, and the treasure and pearl. It cites Isaiah, Proverbs, and Paul, with notes on interpretation and vigilance. It references Madame Tussaud and lace centers for contrast.

David Smith Hasting Paul Treas Chri

Regulations for Trans Canada stewardesses keep nurses as standard

The article notes only registered nurses may be TCA stewardesses, citing that nursing experience inspires confidence. It lists strict requirements: education, manners, physical condition, medical exams every three months, height 5 ft to 5 ft 5 in, weight 95 to 125 pounds, age 21 to 26, unmarried status, and Canadian nationality. The term hostess is avoided in favor of stewardess.

Trans Canada Airlines TCA Robert Ayre T.C.A Trans-Canada Air Lines

Health League ad invites readers to request cancer series

Editorial note directs readers to obtain Dr. Tough cancer articles by writing to The Health League of Canada at 105 Bond St, Toronto Ontario.

Indians Rally at 1st Brotherhood Convention in British Columbia

Am brose Reid, advisor to the five Brotherhood of British Columbia, urged unity and self sufficiency for Indians at the largest convention yet, speaking in English Chinook and Simshean. He framed Indians as wards of the government but pushed toward independence and wartime contribution.

Five Brotherhood of British Columbia Ambrose Reid Brotherhood Reid Department of Indian ‘Affairs

Earthquake Centre in Japan Instills Constant Dread

In Earthquake Centre Japan the ocean bed drops sharply, making the area a veritable quake hub. Residents live in constant fear of tremors and never grow used to them despite their frequency.

Japan

Drivers Should Think Ahead To Avoid Automobil Dangers

Automobil safety advice urges drivers to scan ahead and monitor nearby traffic to prevent collisions. Emphasizing anticipation and situational awareness, the guidance stresses keeping a safe following distance and reducing distractions.

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Alfred Tobin Old Bailey Dr Crippen Switzerland Home. Service Batman George V England Anne Isaah Miter London Toronto Star Calais Nottingham Belgium Leopold III Herseat Prince Baudoin Prince Charles Brussels Bel‘am J. W. S. McCullough Canad B.C. Organization
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