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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 21, 1944

Page

2

World Happenings Briefly Told

New industrial enterprises have been opened in Russia weekly. Malta ended its blackout on the anniversary of the Mege by the Turks in 1568. French women will receive votes after the war. Townroe of the United Association reports 38 percent less labor disruption in early 1944. Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps takes over United Church Theological College for a military hospital in Montreal. Muteteers aided supply runs for Allied forces at Cassino Monastery Hill. Relief goods worth over 41 million dollars were sent to Greece by Britain the U S Canada Sweden and Switzerland since the war began. Daylight saving not introduced in South Africa this year. Governor says it served its purpose but is no longer necessary.

Russia Malta France Townroe United Association of Great Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps United Church Theological College Montreal South Africa

Sunday School Lesson September 24 1900s theme

Golden text Isaiah 60 19 and Devotional reading Isaiah 60 15 22. Explanations cover Davids plan to build a temple not approved by God Nathan’s rebuke and promise that Davids son would build the temple and Davids house endure, Davids grateful reaction, and notes on prudence. Ends with stray insertion on the term doughboy.

Samuel David Nathan God Davids Abraham Iain Ti'samuel Mmust Hg House

Acceptable Gift Conversation From A Birthday Gift

A wife questions what to give her husband for a birthday. She reveals she has taken one or two of his cigars daily for months, without his noticing, planning to gift him cigars he actually smokes. The exchange ends with implied delight at her tact.

Earliest shorthand system attributed to Cicero's secretary

The earliest shorthand system is traced to about 80 BC when Cicero's secretary devised a method to record speech. The note highlights the ancient origin of rapid writing techniques used for dictation and note taking.

Cicero

Safe milk and water pasteurization guidance for travelers

Health Canada editorial urges safe milk and water during vacations. It notes raw milk and untreated water carry disease risks and recommends home pasteurization by heating milk to 145 degrees Fahrenheit for 30 minutes, then cooling, using a dairy thermometer to verify temperature.

Health The Health League of Canada Canada

Native guide laments lost on island roads in Calgary Albertan

A Three Island native guide complains that new roads thread through the island, leaving him unable to find his way home and feeling increasingly lost as development expands.

Calgary

Commonwealth air base plan to connect Australia within 24 hours

The Commonwealth government proposes a post war airline scheme to link any Australian location within 24 hours by air or surface transport. It envisions 22 centres connected by trunk services, each serving a 300 mile radius, with RA AF personnel and 18 modern airliners sufficient. The scheme would reshape life in remote areas.

Commonwealth Australia RAAF

Dieppe Raid Admired by French Caretaker

The French caretaker at a Dieppe cemetery praises the bravery of Canadians British and Americans who joined the raid two years earlier. He notes 758 Allied graves on the high grounds outside Dieppe and recalls the Germans’ respect for the Allied effort and their remark that the Allies deserved victory. Torricelli invented the first barometer in 1643.

Dieppe

Crossword puzzle clues from a historic page

A scrambled crossword list with numbered clues in multiple languages and garbled spellings. It includes entries for dance steps watches words like to close violently and various partial terms such as Greek coin and symbols for iron, with several illegible or corrupted items across 1 to 50 and stray foreign phrases.

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Labor Department Italy Cassino Greece Britain United States Sweden Switzerland Foreign Economic Administration Anaasan Jeanne of Lalit By William Ferguson Ugal Yellowston Park Rosa Ponselle Rosetta Rose of Sharon Huns Torrecelli Artifeias Angus Athena Sean Dlan Russias Isa By Fred Neher Willis Gene Byrnes
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