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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1944
Page
3
In a forward hold blaze on the Dvina ten tons of ammunition labeled Bacon threaten a fatal blast. Most crew flee in lifeboats while Easy Reilly stays behind seeking money for Sadie. The ship sinks as smoke drifts over the calm sea.
Easy Reilly, a strong but simple American sailor, volunteers to run supplies for a risky blockade mission to win a farm and Sadie. The bacon boxes turn out to be explosives, causing danger and a dramatic moment as the crew fights to keep the ship safe. A separate note mentions a veterinary college for the four Western Provinces to address a shortage of trained veterinarians.
An editorial from the Halifax Herald reflects on British wartime privations and evacuations, arguing Canadians have not grasped the hardships endured by Britons and expressing gratitude for their resilience during and after the war.
A vintage ice cream recipe using oven popped rice cereal and honey. Mix caramelized cereal with butter and sugar, cool crumb, chill evaporated milk, whip to stiff peaks, beat honey with flavoring, fold into milk, freeze partially, layer with crumb topping, and pack into cups yielding about 2 quarts.
An article promotes ALL BRAN as a dietary aid for constipation. It advises regular consumption with plenty of water to create bulk and ease elimination. The piece notes the cereal is a food product, not medicine, and mentions its London manufacture.
London surgeons are increasing operations during moonlit hours when raids are least likely. The practice aims to calm nervous patients and reduce fear among staff, with doctors noting the danger of lights failing or the building collapsing during air raids.
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