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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1941
Page
7
An ad explains replacing harsh purgatives with bulk from Kellogg's All-Bran to maintain regularity. It advises consuming All-Bran each morning with plenty of water and notes the product is made by Kellogg's in London Canada and sold in two sizes.
Devona rides with Dale Brasher toward Palm Springs, amid talk of Dope running and brash romance at El Mexicano. He probes her past and piano-male intrigue while she recalls her father and mother and fears what lies ahead in a dangerous city night.
Devona returns to her long awaited home at a grand Spanish hacienda. She meets the house boy Wong and Dale who invites her to dinner and offers companionship while she adjusts after a 14 year absence. Dale teases her, she grows at ease, and the scene ends with plans to meet on the patio.
Count Edward Raczynski in London expresses deep gratitude for Canadian Red Cross help. He notes 70 days of large woollen comforts and surgical supplies sent to Polish hospital and troops in England and urges continued shipments. Two million dollars has been devoted to bomb victims relief. blankets and relief clothing are needed immediately. Corkscrews have sunk more people than cork jackets ever saved.
Admiral of the Fleet A V Alexander states during a wartime weapons week opening that the English speaking democracies the British Commonwealth and the United States will not relinquish the battle for freedom. He warns defeat would mean death and rejects any peace terms with Hitler stressing freedom and unhampered exchange of labor products for all peoples.
A compact collection of quotes praising music by figures such as Beethoven Mazzini Mary Baker Eddy Nathaniel Emmons Goethe and Elihu Burritt. The selections emphasize music as a divine echo and a balm for the heart, noting its power beyond the artist and its role in peace and sentiment.
The National Gallery was advised that an enemy action at sea caused the loss of a Rembrandt etching, The Crucifixion, en route to Australia for exhibition. It was insured for 2400 dollars.
Scientists explain that the moon’s rotation period matches its orbital period around Earth, causing the same hemisphere to face our planet at all times. This synchronous rotation makes the far side permanently hidden from direct view while the near side shows daily changes in illumination.
W. H. Somerville explains the War Savings Certificates are mailed in separate envelopes due to an automatic machine handling 3 500 applications per hour and over 40 000 daily. Certificates are registered to owners to allow tracing if lost and cannot be used as bearer instruments.
An Australian Imperial Force device will let a single foot-soldier carry a full broadcasting and receiving radio station on his back. The portable set, based on the infantry Morse radio, allows one man to transmit by radio-telephone and listen with headphones, enabling scouts to provide running comments on observations.
The Department of Mines and Resources reports promising gold findings near the Snare and Emile rivers and Wray Lake in the Northwest Territories. About 500 claims have been staked in the field 150 miles north of Yellowknife, with plans for extensive exploration this summer.
British seamen delayed to free Tobruk harbor of mines as a kitten trapped aboard the fiery Italian cruiser San Giorgio was rescued. Two seamen boarded from a rowing boat found the cat crying and summoned a mine sweeper to care for it with milk.
Edward T. H. Cottman, 82, a major New York state coin and Curio collector, died recently. He began collecting at eight and owned about 10 000 items.
A newspaper note states Germany increases invasion potential by using a large corps of experienced channel swimmers, formed from airmen shot down at sea, to aid operations and morale.
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