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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 12, 1941
Page
7
A Quebec reader from St. Faustiz writes that after trying various medicines for longtime constipation, Kellogg's All-Bran provided lasting relief. He credits the cereal for improving his condition and notes it helps address constipation from lacking the right kind of fiber.
Devona tours Macias mansion after a private ride and supper. A secret passage behind a painting leads to a vault of money and boxes while Devona senses a dangerous secret behind the ruthless host.
The scene centers on Macias facing a troubled woman as she reveals hidden intent. The setting shifts to a bleak coastal landscape with a pine tree and a relentless sea, creating a tense mood. The outcome remains unresolved, signaling a continuation.
Milk should be cooled to 50 degrees F or lower immediately after milking to prevent bacterial growth and spoilage. Water cooling speeds heat transfer far faster than air, especially with motion, while avoiding contamination during stirring. The bulletin on cooling milk on the farm is available from the Dominion Department of Agriculture in Ottawa.
A male nurse in a mental hospital notices a patient ears against the wall listening intently. The patient signals quiet and says You listen here. The nurse puts his ear to the wall and cannot hear anything. The patient explains that it has been like that all day.
Lady Sinclair, wife of the air minister, told an audience in London that when the Women's Auxiliary Air Force formed it took two or three women to fill one man's place but now it takes only one woman to replace a man, highlighting national progress.
The Polish consulate in Ottawa recounts how a hand embroidered flag for Polish airmen bound for exile traveled 18 months from Lyon to Poland through Soviet and German frontiers, Belgium, and the Low Countries before reaching Britain. It was presented to Polish aviators in Scotland with the motto God Honor Country and symbolized unity of Poland Lithuania and Ruthenia.
A collection of aphorisms from Beecher Schwab Emerson Eddy Wilberforce and Taylor praising work ethic personal industry and the value of effort over mere money. The notes emphasize that success comes from love of work and using time as capital for gain.
A London anecdote recalls the Prime Minister riding in a police car through the city. A colleague saw him speed past with a noisy contraption on top. Churchill sat in the front with his cigared profile while his secretary clutched her bag in terror.
A Women's Auxiliary Air Force station in London uses a reflecting mirror behind a hole to show recruits their future in a uniform. The quirky gimmick captures attention as a novelty approach to enlistment.
Do you feel exhausted with no organic cause, high strung but potentially vital? A 32 page booklet explains nervous causes and symptoms and offers a physical and mental program, diet guidance, and body care for sound nerves. Send 15e for copy to Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
Documents presented to a parliamentary sub committee on war expenditures show proper vitamin C in soldiers diets boosts resistance to disease, prevents mouth conditions like trench mouth, and preserves eyesight. Brig. R. M. Gorssline noted that raw cabbage and turnips supply vitamin C while prolonged cooking destroys most of it. potatoes and tomatoes provide smaller amounts. The Canadian army diet already provides 6,635 units of vitamin A daily, exceeding the recommended 5,000 to 6,060 units.
A five pound fine is authorized for people who permit dogs to stray over lots and gardens in Britain. The order aims to protect small gardens where precious food is grown.
A present of eggs sent from Herne Bay to Hounslow arrived cooked after heat from grass clips on a lawn parboiled them. An Australian invention purifies pure water from human breath.
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