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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 07, 1960
Page
7
Readable text outlines a marinated chicken recipe with ingredients and steps for a 4 pound cut up chicken plus side dishes of tomato juice peaches and corn niblets. It also explains oven times 425 degrees F and a brown sugar crunch dessert plus variations for cottage roll pork cuts and pressure cooking. The Penguin can swim 700 miles away without exerting itself.
Miss Monique Beaudard of Chanel in North America promotes a perfume wardrobe with a basic scent plus options for outdoors indoor evenings and fur wear. She notes perfumes rise on the skin, tests on personal chemistry matter, and compares fragrance to music as taste varies by person.
Canada’s first subscription library was established in Quebec City in 1779 by a group of officers and merchants who set up a 2,000 book collection.
A guide to choosing cereals for breakfast and meals. It explains whole grain definitions and why labels matter, contrasts refined and enriched cereals, and suggests uses from porridge to toppings and meat stretchers. It emphasizes value, taste, texture, and flexible serving ideas for varied preferences.
A guide listing standard pickling ingredients for mushrooms including vinegar lemon water and salt with variations like ginger cayenne mace and parsley. It describes boiling mushrooms briefly and preparing a pepper bay leaf thyme garlic onion mix to pour over mushrooms, then chilling and garnishing with parsley to yield about two pints.
The new Manitoba wage rules eliminate gender distinctions and set the minimum at 66 cents per hour for adults, 48 cents for under 18. Overtime pay must be at least 1.5 times the base rate. Standard work hours are 48 weekly for men and 44 for women, eight hours daily with conditions.
A Manitoba man will be featured the week of June 20 in the radio series This Is Canada produced by the Canadian National Railways as a public service. The program is carried by 400 U S stations with about 70 million listeners. Narrator Peter Roberts notes Manitoba’s large area and recalls the Golden Boy statue atop Winnipeg’s Legislative Building.
The Newfoundland government names bays lakes and an island after twelve Saskatchewan service men who died in the Second World War. The features in the Pelican Narrows region, about 120 miles east of La Ronge, have been adopted as Canadian map and place names per minister A. G. Kuziak.
The article explains cereal types from uncooked to ready to eat, noting nutrients added, cooking requirements, and costs. It contrasts uncooked, quick cooking, instant, and ready to eat cereals, with baby cereals highlighted for infants and adults.
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