Equitability Of Sacrifice In Wartime Canada
A historic call for national unity in wartime Canada urges equal sacrifice across regions and sectors. It notes the east leads in war production, the prairies bear agricultural burdens, and the Canadian Federation of Agriculture urges fair income shares and a coordinated national policy to sustain unity and victory.
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Canadian Federation of Agriculture
Canada
Dominion
British Columbia
Maritimes
Fiery Solar Gas Cloud Described And Photographed
A cloud of fiery gas 150000 miles from the sun and 93700 miles higher than prior records has been described and photographed. Carrots are claimed to prevent the bacilli linked to old age, as the humble plant could rise to lead the vegetable world.
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Eulent
Secret methane method hidden from public view
The London Daily Mail reports three British chemists have found a new method to produce methane from coal gas as a gasoline substitute. Details are kept secret while Britain gains the potential advantage. Bird sleep varies widely with water, standing, or hanging by claws.
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London Daily Mail
Mail
Britain
Garlic Breath Lasts For Three Days, Study Finds
Researchers report garlic aroma lingers in breath up to 72 hours after ingestion. The finding accompanies guidance on masking odors and implications for social interactions and dietary planning.
Ireland faces danger without British aid in wartime stance
Belfast Telegraph argues Eire cannot survive without British protection in peace or war and accuses Mr. de Valera of concealing realities for domestic reasons. It labels Irish neutrality as aiding Germany and predicts damage to Ireland’s self-respect regardless of how the dilemma is resolved.
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Eire
Denmark
de Valera
Germany
Belfast Telegraph
British cruiser Forfar sunk identified as Montrose liner
New York marine circles identify the armed British merchant cruiser Forfar as the 16,403 ton Canadian Pacific passenger liner Montrose, missing with heavy loss of life after torpedo strike last December. The Montrose, built in Glasgow in 1922, ran Canada to Great Britain routes before the war and was commanded by Capt. N. A. C. Hardy following conversion.
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Forfar
Admiralty
New York Marine Circles
Montrose
Marine Circles
North Atlantic
Canada
Great Britain
Glasgow
N. A. C. Hardy
Novelty yoked at-home frock pattern 4670
Anne Adams Pattern 4670 offers a waist girdle yoke design with darts or gathers above the waist seam and option for curved or straight necklines. Features include hand angled pockets, lace or ruching edging, and brilliant color contrasts. Size 12 to 40. 20c pattern order to Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDertot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Jell O Chiffon Pie Recipe
Selected recipe for Jell O chiffon pie uses lemon or lime Jell O egg yolks sugar and water cooked to coat a spoon then blended with Jell O. Lemon juice and rind fold into stiff egg whites with sugar and fold into Jell O, poured into a baked pie shell and chilled until firm. Serve plain or with whipped cream garnish.
Pensioners Contribute to Canada's War Fund across Nations
Nine more Great War veterans join the monthly free will drive for the War Fund. Contributions vary from 5 to 37.50 dollars per month. Donations come from Toledo Ohio to Panama in American funds, with school pupils and doctors sending gifts. An anonymous 3000 dollar gift boosts the fund while residents from Manitoba to Regina participate.
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Canada
Toledo
Ohio
North West Territory
Almirante
Panama
Herchmer School
Regina
Dugald
Manitoba
Great Falls
Dominion
United States
Yashmaks Bloom in London Shops for Shelter Wear
London stores showcase yashmaks in colors like yellow pink and green. Alderman Charles Key notes 90 000 veils ready for shelter use as veils aim to snuff sneezes and halt infection. Designers say they will boost allure for girls with nice eyes or mask flaws. Veils fit over the nose and tie at the back.
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Charles Key
London
Cheese and Wafers Custard Bake Shares Reception Flavor
A simple dessert or savory bake combines scalded milk Reception wafers and flaked cheese with butter salt and eggs. The beaten yolks fold in, then stiffly beaten whites, poured into a buttered dish and baked at 375 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes yields six portions.
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Christie's Reception
Global Telephone Usage Surpasses Thirty Five Million Figures
The article notes that about 35 million telephones are in use worldwide, highlighting rapid growth in global communications. It emphasizes widespread adoption across regions and implies ongoing expansion as technology evolves.
Norwegians Ordered to Register by Quisling Regime
German-held Oslo dispatches report that the Nazi dominated Norwegian government under Quisling requires all residents over 15 to register. The move aims to tighten control, especially in western Norway, where street fighting has recently been reported.
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Quisling
Norway
Oslo
Age limit for British pilot recruits raised to 31
The age ceiling for new British pilot recruits has been increased from 28 to 31 years, widening eligibility for recent aviation applicants. This change broadens the pool of candidates and may affect training intake schedules and recruitment drives.
Persecution Of Poles Reported By Polish Consul General
Polish consul general Victor Podoski said in Toronto that Russia has moved more than 100000 Poles from occupied Poland into infertile areas of Siberia living in vermin infested hovels. He cited 200000 in concentration camps 100000 in prisons and 2000000 used as forced labor by Germany.
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Russia
Siberia
Poland
Victor Podoski
Canada
Toronto
Core of the Earth Moves Like Jelly, Johns Hopkins Scientist Says
David Rittenhouse Inglis of Johns Hopkins University compares the movement of the planet's liquid core to a bowl of jelly rocked quickly. He described the phenomenon to the American Physical Society.
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David Rittenhouse Inglis
Johns Hopkins University
American Physical Society
Buy War Certificates During Home Front Campaign
Public notices urge citizens to support the war effort by purchasing war certificates. The campaign promotes patriotic savings and government bonds as a way to back military needs and strengthen national finances.
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