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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 11, 1943
Page
2
The message notes recent Allied successes on land and in air, marking a turning tide after years of reverses. It cautions against overconfidence and urges continued maximum effort on the home front to sustain the war’s momentum toward ultimate victory.
The piece stresses the ongoing danger from enemy submarines to Allied sea supply routes. It notes Germany’s development of heavy 1000 ton class subs with high speed and long endurance, aided by mother submarines for crew and supply transfers, as claimed by Dr Goebbels.
The article warns that Allied nations face a serious U boat menace with convoys under constant attack. It notes modern reconnaissance weakens the convoy system and emphasizes the high value of cargo losses. It urges a maximum effort to assure victory and delivery to distant fronts.
Wartime diet guidance highlights dried fruits and vegetables as substitutes for meat and fresh produce. Prunes apricots raisins figs and dates provide iron and copper, while lima beans and lentils offer high protein. Soaked peas replace canned varieties. use in soups stews casseroles and desserts. free Vitamin Chart from Western Division Health League of Canada.
A Valentine dessert features a nutty sweet All Bran heart shaped layer cake with strawberry jam sweetener. The method uses jam flavored egg white topping or seven minute frosting, and decorate with red candy hearts. Recipe details include soaking bran in milk and folding in egg whites.
J L Millar outlines a six part series on hog diseases focusing on Hemorrhagic Septicemia also called Swine Plague. It details causes by bacillus suis septicus, transmission via inhaled dust, symptoms in acute and chronic forms, post mortem findings, diagnosis limits, treatment options including serum use, prevention through vaccination and hygiene, and care for newborn pigs and nursing sows.
A compiled roll lists graduates of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan from No. 12 Service Flying Training School in Brandon and No. 5 Air Observer School in Winnipeg, naming trainees by name, home province, and training unit. The long roster includes air bombers, navigators, pilots, and wireless air gunners from Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Regina.
The Current Review of Agricultural Conditions in Canada notes a 12 percent rise target for 1943 wool marketings, with Saskatchewan the sole exception. Canada aims about 7 million more pounds than 1941, aided by 1,000,000 more sheep, while 1942 shorn wool is seen at 12.9 million pounds, up 10.6 percent. Global clips surge: Australia over 1 billion, New Zealand 300 million, Uruguay and Argentina 400–500 million combined, and US domestic clip around 450 million pounds, totaling roughly two billion pounds more wool for the United Nations in 1943.
A collection of brief religious and literary maxims urging self examination humility and faith. Quoted lines from I Corinthians Owen Meredith Matthew Arnold Mary Baker Eddy John Mason and Fenelon emphasize inner light self knowledge and virtue.
Southern California nutritionists propose baked beans corn muffins green vegetables cabbage salad with nuts fruit and milk as beef substitutes. They claim these options provide adequate protein minerals and vitamins for meatless days.
Ottawa Journal asserts that Hitler failed to conquer Leningrad and would learn the spirit of liberty outlasting brute force. It claims American correspondents witnessed a surrender that never happened, proving the strength of freedom over military might.
Firemen at an East London station sorted two million small metal parts in their spare time to aid a rush munitions project. They refused payment and finished the work in one week.
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