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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 07, 1941

Page

6

Submarine tender Fulton launched 19 months early

A $12,000,000 9,500-ton submarine tender, the USS Fulton, was launched at Mare Island navy yard ahead of schedule by 19 months. The report notes other World News items including leaders and defense aid, plus Canadian industry and health updates.

Mare Island Navy Yard Wilhelmina The Netherlands Prince Bernhard

Pot of Gold eludes mail carrier in quiz mishap

John Bulger, a jovial mail courier, narrates a comic day with his gray mare and trips to the CNR station. During a radio quiz, he falters on the name of Canada's Postmaster General, letting a two hundred dollar prize slip away and leaving Toronto puzzled.

John Bulger C.N.R Dobbin Albania C.P.R John Centre Town Toronto Eganville Canada Ottawa William Pate Mulock William Mulock

British Seamen Donate 500 to Canadian Red Cross

Seamen from UK and other Empire ports show gratitude to the Canadian Red Cross by giving 500 dollars from a large British ship. The captain asked a Red Cross official aboard to accept as a practical contribution to aid sailors, with letters of thanks arriving from London and Canada. Woollen comforts and other supplies are stored for urgent dispatch to crews facing winter seas.

United Kingdom Empire Britain Red Cross Canadian Red Cross Fred W. Routley London Canada Canadian England British Navy League Society

War impacts on milk bottles and packaging in Canada

The war's global disruption shows in thinner milk bottles and lighter packaging in Canadian cities. Glass shortages after Belgium’s fall and British factory focus on glass cut supply to America. Dairies adapt with lighter bottles affecting washing physics. cardboard cartons also shrink in thickness as pulp costs rise from 61 to 78 dollars per ton.

America Belgium Great Britain Eastern Box Company

Trenton Boys Form Spitfire Fund Club in Canada

Eighteen local youths in Trenton Ontario unable to join the RCAF due to age form the Trenton Spitfire Club. They pledge five dollars monthly to Lord Beaverbrook’s Spitfire fund in England and raise money by snow removal, wood piling, cellar cleaning, and selling scrap.

Trenton Ont Royal Canadian Air Force Spitfire Club Lord Beaverbrook Spitfire Fund England

New Army Tractor Hauls Five Ton Load at Speed

A 64 ton four wheeled drive tractor developed for the army can pull a five ton load at 40 to 50 miles per hour and haul its burden up a 40 percent incline.

There Are Too Many Men Wandering In Contention

A reflective line notes widespread discontent among men who waste their own time and seek more purposeful effort. It highlights a social habit of aimless activity and expresses a call for motivation and change.

Astronomical Progress Amid War Years Outlook

Harvard astronomer Bart Bok says 1940 slowed by war yet progress persisted. Sun spots disrupted global communications and a partial solar eclipse was hindered by weather. Mercury to Saturn formed a winter heavenly necklace while Pluto was tracked remotely. Mars canals and lunar pumice features teased new studies.

Harvard Bart J. Bok Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn Pluto Colorado Bok Atlantic Europe

Home Service Guide Promotes Easy Indoor Plants

A Winnipeg newspaper union notice advertises a 32 page booklet Making Plants and Flowers Grow Indoors plus 15 cent booklets on slip covers budgeting glass gardens etiquette nursing and more. Readers are urged to grow rubber plants Chinese evergreen and water-grown plants with simple care tips and a mailing address for orders.

Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man

Ensilage Urged as England’s Chief Winter Cattle Feed

Hon Duncan Marshall promotes ensilage made from grass as the main cattle feed for England this winter. Organizers urged farmers nationwide to save grass in silos this summer and in fields where pastures were rich.

Duncan Marshall England

Tots Sailor Frock and Calot

Sailor dress pattern 4530 by Anne Adams features pleated bodice and full skirt with sailor collar and optional braid trim. Includes short or long sleeves and calot cap with bloomers, sizes 2 10. Send 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union.

Anne Adams Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg

Japanese Blitzkrieg Study Mission to Tour Axis Powers

A Japanese military mission will depart for Germany and Italy to study blitzkrieg warfare. The cabinet announced plans to form commissions under the three power pact, with Lieut. Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita leading the mission. The group will travel via Siberia and European Russia to observe German and Italian arms use and equipment.

Germany Italy War Office Cabinet Information Board Japan Siberia European Russia Tomoyuki Yamashita General Army Aviation General Military Aviation Headquarters

Preventable disease claims emerge in Brockville note

The Brockville Recorder and Times reports that whooping cough is not a minor illness and may now have a death rate in Canada exceeding diphtheria. Health authorities say it's preventable, like diphtheria, by timely toxoid vaccination. The piece also notes a pint of gasoline has explosive power comparable to a pound of dynamite.

Brockvile Recorder Times Canada

Minnow Etymology Traced to Latin Minutus Meaning Small

The Roman word minutus meaning small is cited as the source of the term minnow. The note links Latin roots to the fish name, illustrating how language evolves from descriptive adjectives to common animal names.

Desert Land Share Across World Reaches One Fifth

A global land assessment notes that about 20 percent of Earth's surface is desert. The statistic highlights vast arid regions and patterns of climate, environment, and land use affecting ecosystems and human activity.

Sunday School Lesson on Matthew 6 25 and Luke 14 1 14

Devotional reading highlights need for trust in God over material needs. The lesson cites Ig not the life more than the food and the body than the raiment from Matthew 6 25, with reference to Luke 14 1 14 to illustrate humility and priorities.

Jesus Heals a Man on the Sabbath and Teaches Humility

A Sabbath gathering with a Pharisee frames Jesus healing a man with dropsy. He challenges critics by asking if they rescue a fallen animal, then offers lessons on seating at table and true hospitality, condemning quid pro quo generosity and urging humility.

Jesus

Beef and vegetable hot casserole with crackers

Heat carrots lima beans and onion in a buttered greased casserole. Add cold beef to beef gravy season to taste. Turn out over vegetables. Top with buttered Premium Soda Crackers and broil briefly until crackers brown. Serve immediately with four crackers per serving and generous beef mixture.

Supper Salad Ring Serves Six

Dissolve lime Jell-O in hot water with salt. Pour into a ring mold and chill until slightly thickened. Fold in grapefruit sections and juice, then fill center with tuna fish salad and garnish with celery leaves. Serve with mayonnaise. Makes six servings.

Well Worth Salvaging At Waterman Pen Plant Gold Rush

Prospectors uprooted 20 000 feet of flooring scrubbed walls and equipment and filtered soil and wash water to recover about 20 000 dollars worth of gold lost in pen point production at the L E Waterman Company fountain pen plant.

L. E. Waterman Company

John Bull Name Origin From Arbuthnot Book

John Bull, the English national figure, took his name from a book by John Arbuthnot a Scottish doctor titled The History of John Bull.

John Bull John Arbuthnot

Too Many Gentlemen and Ladies Prompt Worldwide Debate

A provocative remark argues that there are too many ladies and gentlemen in the world and not enough men and women. The comment highlights gender balance concerns and social familiar dynamics.

Weather and nutrition linked to human growth study by Mills

Dr. Clarence Mills argues climate affects human stature but nutrition drives growth. He links colder periods to slower development and warmer eras to larger bodies, yet notes food availability as the key factor. He cites India and Africa with tall statures where food is plentiful.

Clarence Alonzo Mills University of Cincinnati England Iceland Mills India Africa

Readers invited to obtain cancer articles free of charge

An editorial note offers a free set of articles on the cause and control of cancer. Readers may request Dr. McCullough's writings by writing to The Health League of Canada at 111 Avenue Road Toronto Ontario and printing their name and address.

The Health League of Canada Dept. W.N.Y 111 Avenue Road Toronto Ont

Britain’s Egypt Victory Signals Free Allies’ War Aim

The New York Times frames the British success in Egypt as a major deliverance with the Suez threat ended for winter, while Italians retreat in Libya and Albania. It highlights the Allied army of free nations including Britain New Zealand Australia and Free French and suggests a foretaste of larger deliverance to come.

Churchill Hitler Germany Egypt Suez Libya Albania Axis Europe New York Times

Traffic signal bells to be shut off in many LA districts

Report says traffic signal bells across Los Angeles districts will be silenced after complaints from housewives that the noise disturbs them. Authority directs removal of audible signals to quiet neighborhoods.

Los Angeles

Man Pokes Fun At Woman Driver Then Attempts Needle Threading

A man teases a woman attempting to back through a 12 foot garage door and then struggles to thread a needle, highlighting a sequence of humorous misfires.

Ancient Pekin News Claims World Record

The Pekin News of China is described as the oldest newspaper, with its first issue said to have appeared 1,400 years ago.

the Pekin News of China

London’s Rainfall Pattern Revealed by Averages

February stands as London’s driest month on average while October records the highest rainfall. The note explains monthly rainfall trends with emphasis on London’s climate cycles.

London

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