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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 10, 1941
Page
2
The discussion surveys three potential solutions to Canada’s wheat glut. Plans include shipping surplus to Russia if war allows, converting wheat to power alcohol in Australia, and boosting natural vitamin B1 in bread. Dr. Newman advocates higher B1 in flour to lift domestic bread consumption and health. The piece weighs feasibility, costs, and wartime constraints.
Visitors to Banff in the Canadian Rockies in April were 400 percent higher than in April 1940. A 40 pound beaver can handle a 50 pound log on land or a 100 pound log in water, while soldiers at a defence post use flowers in sandbags for camouflage.
Lord Beaverbrook says a great test for British survival is near and predicts Hitler will soon invade the Motherland. The British minister cannot specify a date but urges resolve, declaring the people must conquer Hitler or die where they stand with no retreat.
Dr L H Newman of Ottawa urged Guelph regionarians to back a government standard grade of flour and bread with a minimum vitamin B1 content. He favored wheat derived vitamins over synthetic adds and suggested laws ensure adherence by sellers. He predicted white bread could regain status as the real staff of life and boost bread and wheat consumption. Tests cited show current flours deliver about 150 international units per pound, with a 400 IU target.
A medium cauliflower baked in a greased dish with alternating layers of cauliflower and wafers, seasoned then drenched with milk. Butter, salt, pepper, and grated Canadian cheese are added before baking at a high oven temperature for about 15 to 20 minutes yielding six portions. Christie’s soda waters noted in ingredients.
A frayed recipe outlines crunchy macaroons with 2 eggs whites 1 cup brown sugar 14 teaspoon vanilla 3 cups corn flakes 34 cup chopped nuts 1 cup shredded coconut and egg whites beaten stiff Fold in sugar cereal nuts and coconut Drop spoonfuls on greased sheet Bake at 300 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes Remove from pan and reheat if sticky Makes about twelve two inch macaroons Yield may vary due to missing details from the OCR text.
Canon Cody states that freedom and peace of mind come only to those who defend them. He cites London and Paris as scarred yet enduring, while noting global judgments of cities. T. R. Henry in Toronto Telegram comments on resilience and moral sacrifice.
The fragmentary text recalls Hitler and Mussolini’s imagined pasts, notes on Niagara scale waterfalls, a legal view of the sea shore, a Pacific island necklace of beetles, and a curious line about 2419 legs as a love token.
Public health warning urges action against house flies spreading disease in homes and stores. Medical authorities note bacteria on flies, especially in summer, and promote Wilson's Fly Pads as a quick humane solution. A sugar and water mixture activates the flies' demise.
Nazi planes drop single sheet leaflets in English on Britain urging surrender with claims of British starvation this year or next. The messages quote Roosevelt on aid to Britain and German naval wins in the Atlantic while asserting Britain’s supply routes are being finally closed.
Air minister Power says the Commonwealth Air Training Plan will yield 25 percent more pilots air observers air gunners and wireless operators than first projected Training of ground crews has been so successful that all 25 RCAF squadrons to be formed overseas may be manned by trained ground staff Several thousand ground crew to be prepared for overseas work The composite school for washed out pilots at Trenton Ontario led by Squadron Leader Denton Massey is highlighted Only one per cent of washed out pilots are discharged if they wish to stay in service
London hospital scene reports a woman asked for her address replies with Bed No X Piccadilly Circus Tube Station. Her only home is the shelter she visits each night as GP O letters to shelters are delivered by the postman.
In one month nearly 4,000 Berlin shopkeepers were fined for violating Nazi government price laws. Halifax is Canada's chief port on the Atlantic seacoast.
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