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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 04, 1943
Page
6
The Health League of Canada issues a pamphlet Be Kind to Your Teeth urging workers to prevent decay with diet and daily hygiene. It advocates brushing, flossing, routine dental exams, and proper nutrition including vegetables, dairy, and vitamin D sources, noting lost work time and costs of neglect.
Practical fashion note introduces Anne Adams Pattern 4313 with a slimming front panel and contrast collar. Available in women sizes 3, 36 to 48. yardage specified. Send 20 cents in coins with size name address and pattern number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg.
The article notes famed British military leaders born in Ireland including Montgomery and Wellington. It cites their Irish birth origins, contrasts with their English upbringing, and recalls Daniel O Connell's quip about Irish birth not defining a man. It ends with a nudge to buy War Savings Certificates.
In a wartime address the administrator for farm machinery of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board urged greater care by Canadian farmers. He highlighted the rationing of new equipment and the cooperative use of existing machinery, noting December saw ration offices set up nationwide with locally experienced staff.
Electric power rationing in Haiti reduced ice for home refrigerators causing households to rely on commercial ice makers. The drop in electricity forced producers to curb output, leading to a severe shortage as firms quit operations.
One U S automobile maker shifts to amphibian troop carriers and precision aircraft parts. Sale of Japanese property seized in British Columbia authorized by a secretary of state order in council. Mrs Smuts campaigns in Johannesburg to double South African women in the fighting forces. Air Chief Marshal Douglas takes RAF command in the Middle East succeeding Tedder. Swiss postal authorities reopen mail via Lisbon to North America and Britain with some censorship delay. A new instrument helps pilots compute airplane loading balance in minutes. The giant anchor from the Marines Institute at Gorleston, Norfolk, is scrapped after a long era. Civilian war casualty lists will be added to Westminster Abbey after the war, starting with 42,000 names for the Battle of Britain. Sweden begins rationing fresh fish from January 11 joining canned mackerel and tunny already restricted.
Sunday School lesson on John 8 12 20 and 14 9 exploring Jesus as the light of life with ties to Tabernacles imagery. Quoted commentary contrasts Jesus with ceremonial lights and emphasizes following him as active possession of light for life and work.
An English biologist reports tear fluid is an exceedingly potent bacteria destroyer. The finding highlights tears as a natural antimicrobial agent with potential medical applications.
Canadians report hens producing many eggs of various shell colors as officials promote eggs as a protein rich staple. Nutritionists note eggs provide iron vitamins A and B and a small amount of vitamin D while all grades offer similar food value.
Mixed grated cheese with peanut butter and pickles and other sandwich and salad ideas appear alongside a stark statistic noting more Americans die or are injured annually from accidents than in any U.S. war. The page lists varied ingredients and methods for quick dishes and ends with the injury fatality fact.
The 19th anniversary of Vladimir Lenin death was observed throughout the Soviet Union with commemorative meetings in army units war plants and government institutions Tass news agency reported.
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