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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 19, 1943
Page
7
Homer clears every hurdle to win a track meet and returns to his job as he encounters Helen and Diana Steed. He learns Hubert Ackley apologizes after a race rivals become friends while Homer weighs love and mortality.
In chapter scenes Homer contemplates love and loyalty as Spangler proclaims a romance with Diana. Grogan muses on sacrifice and a world improved by effort while Spangler declares impending marriage proving love reshapes destinies. Homer weighs what is real in growing up.
Fort Hall Idaho reports the sun dance continuing with middle aged men and squaws leading the two day rite. Dancers abstain from food, drink limited water, and perform from Bannack Creek to Buffalo lodges to seek health and rainfall for crops.
Toronto 13 year old Ralph Truro joins farm commandos during summer holidays and donates every cent to War Savings Stamps Certificates and Victory Bonds. He saved from a service station job and plans to use funds for education while dreaming of becoming a pilot.
W. J. Pelton of the U S Public Health Service outlines a plan to improve dental service during wartime. He urges distributing dentists to civilian and vital war areas, expanding school dental programs, utilizing all professional personnel, and limiting refined dental appliances to serve the most patients.
Sgt Allan Grayston of Montreal one of the first Canadians ashore in Sicily. He carried a motion picture camera to record the landing of Canadian assault troops as part of twelve photographers documenting Sicilian operations. Grayston, Ottawa native educated in Montreal, joined the 17th Hussars and later the Royal Montreal Regiment.
Miss Helen Nairn Munro, lecturer in glass etching, wed Prof W E S Turner of Sheffield University in a six yard pale blue spun glass gown. Her hat shoes and handbag were also glass and the dress featured glass painted flowers. The piece notes the novelty of a glass wedding and warns about preserving crops in Victory gardens and cleaning up after harvest to deter pests.
The article notes a net loss of agricultural land in Britain to military and industrial use despite a 70 percent rise in soil output since before the war. It also mentions Borneo's proboscis monkey with a long nose that must be held aside while eating.
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