Education for Peace and the Next Era of War and Peace
The article argues that lasting world peace requires active education for democracy and vigilance. It cites World War experience, warns against complacency, and highlights Canadian and international leaders pushing for a permanent international educational office to inoculate youth against totalitarian ideologies.
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International Office For
Germany
Canada
Great Britain
United States
E. F. Willoughby
Winnipeg
Canadian Teachers’ Federation
Berlin
Five Inches Shorter Wounded Michigan Sesevans Visit
Lord Halifax and his son Charles Wood visited Michigan and noted Halifax towers over his son. The inside story says war reduced Wood from 6 feet 5 inches to exactly 6 feet after losing both legs in Africa with the British Army. He moves about well and inspires amputees in hospitals.
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Michigan
Detroit
News Uy
Introducing a Foreign Dish for Weekly Meals
A weekly change of scenery suggests serving chop suey as a complete meal with only a salad to finish. The note highlights an oriental dish as a self contained option for variety.
Chop Suey Moderne Recipe From Early 20th Century
A recipe describes making chop suey style pork with bouillon, mushrooms, onions and celery. Steps include frying pork, thickening with flour stock, adding mushrooms and juice, then baking over oven popped rice until hot and served in a mound with buttered rice. Yields five one cup servings.
Price Control And Rationing Information Inquiry Summary
The article answers questions on rationing for infant foods and preserves, explains which coupons to use for canning supplies, and notes when new coupons become valid. It also covers demobilized servicemen buying clothing, validity of current book five coupons, and prompts readers to request official pamphlets. It mentions a story of a woman saving coins to buy a house and a note on aircraft icing risks.
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Air Force
Penicillin Aerosol Tests Reported By London Doctors
Bacteriologists Frank Alexander Knott and W H Clark of Says hospital London report that spraying penicillin into a small closed room for 15 minutes yielded blood concentrations capable of arresting bacteria linked to blood poisoning.
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Lancet
Frank Alexander Knott
W. H. Clark
Says Hospital
London
Smiles and Jests Across War Time Banter
A collage of wartime humor and quips shows soldiers and workers debating tone and duty. The sergeant questions a recruit’s readiness while jokes about entomologists philosophers and opera of daily life surface amid cadet banter and a hospital scene.
British textile printing process to revolutionize trade
Barracks Fabrics Printing Company of Macclesfield Cheshire has perfected a silk satin and rayon printing method capable of printing 14 to 18 colors on one fabric. French buyers praise the innovation saying it will advance British fabrics beyond continental rivals. Orders exceeding 120000 dollars have already been received.
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Fone
Barracks Fabrics Printing Company
Macclesfield
Cheshire
France
London Daily Mail
Easy Way to Treat Sore Painful Piles
A brief note discusses a self treatment approach for sore piles with unclear details. The fragmentary text mentions remedies and personal care but lacks coherent instructions or verifiable steps.
Gems of Thought on Patience and Work
A compact collection of quotes on patience, stillness, and righteous action from Tryon Edwards C Simmons B W Procter and others. The passages urge thoughtful, deliberate effort, trust in providence, and peaceful activity that aids the common good.
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