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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
7
Amelia Ames complains the Chow Mein is too crisp and watches over Judy and Ted after Judy’s marriage. George defends Judy’s independence but Amelia insists she must always be the guardian. On the way home he contemplates how to change the dynamic.
Amelia and George hurry to reunite with Judy after a trip plan ends with a ranch move. Judy arrives in jeans and boots, exuding independence and confidence, while Ted had hoped for a warm welcome. The scene ends with Amelia impressed and Ted approving Judy as a secure, self reliant daughter.
U S experts traced a German warp knitting machine that makes runproof reinforced hosiery fabric. The device was kept secret during the war with limited operation in Bavarian and Czechoslovak mills. The examined model was found in Czechoslovakia.
The Department of National Health and Welfare in Ottawa issues a summer warning on flies as disease carriers. It urges Canadians to check screening and keep flies out of buildings, especially around young children.
Canada reports six month production of 2,002,935 tons up 29.7 percent from 1945 with shipments at 1,960,134 tons up 30.4 percent. June output 334,207 tons and shipments 322,805. United States six month production 387,695 tons up 5.5 percent, shipments 387,843 tons. June production 61,241 tons and shipments 61,671 tons.
A retro recipe notes dissolving Lemon Jell-O in hot water and chilling, then folding a seasoned cabbage mix with apples and walnuts into the Jell-O and molding. Garnish with dressing and serve six. Also provides a spiced date loaf with butter sugar eggs and a boiled icing option.
Four officials from China's Director General of Posts visited Ottawa to study Canadian methods after months in the U S and prior stops in Washington and New York. They compare inner operations and outer services, noting similarities in air mail, money orders, postal notes, and savings banks while citing equipment shortages in China. Mr Chang praised Canada's paper conservation and economic efficiency. They thanked Canadian authorities for the cooperative study opportunity.
Sister Myra Blanch Australia s first flying nurse travels hundreds of miles through floods dust storms and rain to reach patients within a 500 mile radius. Based at Broken Hill she serves the far outback with the Flying Doctor Service of Australia operating eight bases nationwide this unique aid program uses medicine aviation and radio to help settlers.
A set of six envelopes commemorating the 1939 royal visit to Canada and the United States sold for 40 dollars in the final disposal of President Roosevelt’s stamp collection. Canadian envelopes postmarked June 7 12 and 13 and American covers cancelled June 10 and 11 carry the royal train stamp and were addressed to President Roosevelt at the White House.
A collage of quick one liners and gags about marriage gossip hunger money and manners. A waiter duck joke and a parrot quip sit alongside a radio crisis line and a pun about a castle city far from a railway. The humor centers on everyday misunderstandings and social quirks.
The Canadian Medical Association Journal warns of a definite risk of scattered smallpox outbreaks in Canada and urges a vaccination and revaccination campaign as postwar travel spreads the disease into areas previously free of it.
Advertises pattern 4529 for women with sizes 14 through 42. Describes a smart short waister design and fabric yardage, with order details requiring 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg. Includes instruction to send name address and style number to 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Manitoba.
The Department of tawa cautions against leaving an infant on high or unguarded surfaces even for a moment. Mothers are urged to pick up the child or return it to the crib to prevent quick squirming and possible falls.
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