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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 27, 1941

Page

2

Arab joins Free French after 1500 mile trek

A fighter crossed the desert from Tunis to join the Free French, a 1500 mile journey lasting five months. The Polish telegraph agency reported German officials tallied 4735 Warsaw deaths in July with over 3500 Jews killed. Australia expands Commonwealth air training with a cadet school in Brazzaville for 125 cadets. Sgt Geoffrey Painting, RAF’s youngest pilot, is missing and presumed killed before his 18th birthday. Crimean War guns vanish from English towns for munition reuse.

Tunis Algeria Warsaw Australia War Cabinet Brazzaville Equatorial Africa Geoffrey Painting R.A.F England

How To Choose and Care For Your Dog booklet offer

A Home Service column promotes humane dog training and care, advising against beating and nose rubbing, with tips on housebreaking, diet, cold weather care, and possible remedies. It advertises a 32 page booklet titled How To Choose and Care for Your Dog, available for 15 cents from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union, along with other 15 cent booklets. A London company is noted for a device limiting car speed to the legal limit.

Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man

Parable Of The Dede Teaches Those Who Would Fly

The Times compares the dodo to Britons, warning that flight power matters. It recalls dodo and great auk extinctions and credits a new RAF for Britain's aerial resilience at Dunkirk. Plus a Nebraska corn binder incident and a rope in a mouth detail.

London Times The Times Maritius Indian Ocean Labrador Great Britain Britain RAF Dunkirk British Isles St. Thomas

Day School Lesson November 30

Golden text proclaims We love, because he first loved us from 1 John 4 19 Lesson Leviticus 19 17 18 33 34 Deuteronomy 6 4 5 Matthew 22 35 WS John 3 16 13 34 35 1 Corinthians 13 Includes related verses for instruction and reflection.

Tertullian Paul Apostle

Pattern 4910 sewing pattern for two piece frock

Anne Adams Pattern 4910 offers a two piece frock with a scalloped lapel collar blouse and a panel front skirt. Instructions cover long three-quarter or short sleeves and a versatile jacket skirt mix in plaid wool for mid season wear. Pattern sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40 42 with fabric yardage given for size 16.

Anne Adams Winnipeg Union McDermot Ave Man

New Airliner and Raisin Bread Recipes Lead Page

An article fragment blends a recipe for All-Bran Raisin Bread with a plan for a trans oceanic airliner designed to fly from the United States to the Persian Gulf. Sikorsky notes a non stop capability for 40 passengers over 3000 miles at 200 mph, with test flights next month and Navy orders for three military-type planes of the same design.

Au-Bran Sikorsky Persian Gulf Atlantic Pacific Re ‘Sikorsky United States Navy Navy Henry Dryfuss

Tuberculosis Efforts Across Britain and Dominion Seen

The text notes seals used in the Mother Country and the Dominion were sent months ago. It states both British and Canadian organizations strive to curb tuberculosis and suggests a deeper meaning behind the intensified actions.

Mother Dominion

Canadians Face Health Crisis Says Health League Essay

Frank Chamberlain for the Health League of Canada issues a stark portrait: half a million children undernourished, hundreds of thousands with impaired hearing, many with weak or damaged hearts, mental retardation, tuberculosis, blindness, and deafness. He cites defences minister J L Ralston and calls for prenatal care, stronger school and rural health services, more health clinics, full-time medical officers, and renewed federal grants to provinces to revive Canada’s health. He argues public health is the key to prevention and asks what steps will be taken.

Canada Health League of Canada Frank Chamberlain J. L. Ralston National Defence Tanada Confada Nealtthy

Mickie Says Sweden Hits Bicycles Milestone

Sweden reports more than 2.5 million bicycles in use equating to five bikes for every twelve inhabitants. The statistic reflects broad ownership across urban and rural regions, highlighting cycling's role in daily transportation.

Sweden

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