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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1941
Page
10
Ad copy touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a daily aid for bulk in the diet. It notes gradual effects, recommends water intake, and offers two package sizes including restaurant servings, with production cited as Kellogg's London Canada.
Devona endures Macias's control while probing a hidden safe and following his tangled dealings. Dale Brasher’s police raid headlines shock Devona, fueling fear of his possible death as Macias and his inner circle maneuver through dope profits, power, and peril.
Devona watches Macias snub a rival lover then encounters Dale at the Troubadour lounge. Jealousy and fear drive her to ruin a sensational newspaper photo as she contemplates danger and her own fragile safety. The scene ends with a cliffhanger note: to be continued.
A historical note describes the scope of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police power as spanning a territory as large as Europe. The comparison emphasizes the wide reach and authority of the force beyond Canada.
A Soviet communique reports wide mobilization of workers and peasants to guard factories mines power stations and farms. German airactivity near a town prompted two parachutists to land one hidden and the other rode to a post where troops killed the detachment. A woman farmer lured a German by questioning roads then alerted others. the invader was disarmed and captured after a brief exchange of fire.
In North Africa during WWII a RAF unit, long fed on tinned rations, uses a beachside ruse to catch fresh fish. An officer blind with H.E. and fuses yields a boasted haul, as a toast salutes the greatest fisherman the RAF has known while Odessa in contrast popularizes Esperanto.
Commander Rafe Edward Courage of the destroyer Havock receives a bar to his D S C for courage and skill in a successful attack on an Italian submarine. He led Havock at Narvik and Matapan, and later learned his wife Irene had died suddenly.
Not applicable to a news item. Contains a collection of quotation attributions and reflections on merit and virtue. It presents a literary collage without a single event or clear reporting elements to summarize as a news item.
In a Cape Hospital Board address Capt. W. D. Hare notes Princess Alice Home in the Cape Peninsula expanding with eighty additional beds funded by the Nuffield Trust. The count reflects the late princess’s enduring influence during her residence in South Africa from 1923 to 1931 while Earl of Athlone served as Governor General at Cape Town.
Old Faithful geyser in Yellowstone National Park erupts about every 65.5 minutes on average. Each eruption spews 10 000 to 12 000 gallons of scalding water up to 150 feet high.
A historical notice states nitroglycerine possesses an explosive force roughly thirteen times greater than standard gunpowder. The line underscores the peril and power of the explosive used in early industrial and military contexts.
Advice on dating manners including when to go first, opening doors, and paying for taxis. Promotes the booklet Etiquette For Young Moderns and additional leaflets available from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union, offering tips on table manners dances and home crafts.
The United Kingdom Ministry of Food orders 120 million bushels from the Canadian Wheat Board, a new high surpassing last year’s 100 million. Delivered in the 12 months to May 1942, the shipment yields billions of two pound loaves and large consignments for livestock, with specifics on flour extraction and loaf production.
Reports from Europe describe Czechs wrecking Nazi trains Belgians staging demonstrations Norwegians resisting German measures and Yugoslavs disrupting German plans showing persistent defiance amid occupation.
A shortage of nurses in Britain is feared due to a lack of Sister tutors who oversee training. Steps are being taken to encourage more women to become teachers of nursing.
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