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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
6
A mine-detecting device is being repurposed to locate nails in salvaged timber before it heads to the sawmill. The rest of the item notes stamps, fossils, speed limits, BBC anniversaries, jet-propelled weapons, and aviation plans, with no single cohesive story.
The lesson discusses Isaiah 9 6 7 and related scriptures, showing the prophecy of a child born for the house of David who will be Wonderful Counselor Mighty God Everlasting Father Prince of Peace. It traces the fulfillment in Jesus andNotes the prophetic context and interpretation.
The article states silk ranks with wool as a key animal product and credits Si-ling-she with discovering spinning and weaving silk in China around 2700 B.C. It notes she is revered as a saint for this invention.
The article explains planning meals within an eight token per person weekly ration. It suggests meat loaf from a ham burger ring mold, two token lamb chops for Monday, eggs for Tuesday, mushroom and egg dish with noodles, Wednesday cutlets, Thursday steak and kidney pie, and Friday sausage with fish for weekend meals. Total thirteen tokens used with three left for next week.
A 17 year old John Langford Lewis of Merchant Taylors at Slough argues Gray wrote the Elegy in a Country Churchyard at Upton near Slough. He cites ivy on Upton church and a Wind Sor Castle curfew bell as proximity factors, while Stoke Poges officials deny the claim noting an ivy tower once stood.
At Vads in Svalbard, the Finnmarken operates from a hut serving as editorial offices printing plant and circulation hub. Norway's smallest newspaper produces 3,000 copies twice weekly, becoming perhaps the world s best read news sheet despite wartime destruction in Northern Norway. Reading matter from Sweden and England now travels by boat to Arctic residents.
A Fleet Street publican hung a bar notice stating the landlord takes no responsibility for injuries customers sustain in their rush to exit at closing time. The sign reflects a humorous yet sharp disclaimer about safety and liability inside the premises.
Ty Cobb Jr. and a friend hunted on a central Georgia river and found a Canada goose from a flock of thirty with a leg band reading Jack Miner Kingsville Ontario. The banded bird carried the scripture verse Give unto the Lord from Psalm 29:1 and traced to Jack Miner, famed Ontario conservationist.
A Japanese foreign office spokesman says Britain’s role in the Pacific war remains a mystery. He adds that despite past clashes there is not genuine enmity now and never has been.
A new dread exceeds the atomic bomb in potential for mass destruction. State Secretary Byrnes warned in a broadcast of the grave danger from bacteriological warfare and the possible failure to protect against such methods.
Canadian army personnel on Operation Muskox will wear new winter gear for a 3100 mile Si day trek across the north. Key item is the string vest a Norwegian design that aids rapid heat circulation. Other apparel includes flannel shirts moisture proof battledress parkas ski caps wool knee warmers over khaki underwear and inner boots. Three glove types will be issued including rubber treated inner gloves for handling fine instruments in the cold.
A Brantford Expositor letter to the editor argues that housewives could strike for a forty hour week, suggesting unions in homes and paying wages for domestic labor. It questions whether women’s rights are being addressed and notes drudgery across social classes.
A Health League of Canada Industrial Division pamphlet adds posters to an industrial health plan touting whole wheat bread for energy and vitamins, and recommends energy snacks before and after meals. It lists snack ideas such as milk and whole-wheat sandwich and bran muffin with cocoa, plus varied sandwich fillings like cottage cheese with vegetables and canned salmon with peas.
Residents of Southend England nickname a burglar who slips through open windows and pockets trousers while owners sleep feather fingers. The unusual moniker highlights the thief's stealth and pocket-picking habit in local lore.
Hon Colin Gibson minister of national defence for air said at a Halifax press conference that all Canadian men of military age should be required to complete a training period in one of the three services.
A note on the word alfalfa tracing its possible Spanish form to the Arabic alfalfacah meaning the finest fodder. The origin suggests language crossover in plant naming.
Australian bushmen throw boomerangs as far as 100 yards before a leftward curve. The implement can rise to 100 feet and circle five times before returning to the thrower.
The walnut tree provides valuable wood for furniture. Unripe fruit is pickled and ripened fruit used in desserts. The tree yields oil for artists colors and a dye for staining light wood brown.
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