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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 09, 1942

Page

7

All That Glitters Chapter XXIX Abduction in a Valley Cabin

Tamar Randolph endures captivity in a mountain cabin as Therese the moll hosts her and plans to use the ransom. Louie prepares a return, while Tamar recalls Shadwell and Christopher Sande. The pair share meals, Therese’s calm menace grows, and Louie’s plane returns toward noon.

Tamar Louie Ranny Therese Shadwell Cricket Hill Christopher Therese Tamar Rhett Butler Christopher Sande Ransome Todd Hoyle Selby Sheridan

Wooden ships urged to meet shipbuilding needs on coast

R W Mayhew of Victoria argues Canada must build wooden ships on the coast due to steel shortages. He cites steel limits, convoys, leaks, and space for engines, while noting Germans sink more steel ships and steel output caps production. Howe has resisted this policy.

R. W. Mayhew Victoria Canada Meyhew Vancouver Sun

Pins Cut Steel Use and Pepper Seeds for Tabasco

Britain used 1.5 billion fewer pins last year than in 1940 as steel is rationed. An American steel order for hair pins and bobby pins aims to save 16 million pounds of steel, equating to about 160000 fifty calibre machine guns. Pepper seeds for Tabasco undergo three years of aging in oak casks before use.

Britain United States

Smile Awhile Jokes and Quips From Daily Life

A collection of humorous dialogues and one liners featuring drill sergeants bakers and families. Characters range from a nervous recruit to a bachelor and antiquarian offering a 2000 year old vase. A playful snapshot of mid century wit and social norms.

Birthday Fortune Card Reading for Fun and Bets

A reader guidance piece explains a Birthday Fortune method using a card deck to reveal loves, news, a raise, or a house. It details shuffling, card selection, and meanings like the Five of Diamonds and Ace of Hearts, and notes a 32 page booklet with horoscope and fortune reading methods available for 15 cents from Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union.

Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg Man

Beagle Channel Belt Narrow Waterway in Patagonia

A NATURAL CHANNEL Beagle Channel lies south of Tierra del Fuego spanning about 140 miles east to west. It is remarkably straight and rarely wider than three miles, with mountains plunging directly into the sea, making peaks appear over 3,250 feet high.

Beagle Channel Tierra del Fuego South America Bat

Farm Family Goes to Town on Saturdays in Canada

A cartoon depicts a Canadian farm family scanning the Home Town weekly every Thursday or Friday evening. Each member seeks items in ads from eggs to a new bike, chapeau, tractor, tobacco, school supplies, and used cars while rationing winds through the weekend shopping.

Jones Junior Sue Dad Mom Eagle Eye Bill Josephine Archie Casey Canada

Skiing Club Formed by RAF Members in Iceland

RAF ski club formed in Iceland with officers acting as instructors for novices. Several members show promise and four week excursion groups are planned. Ample snow in the area supports ongoing training and mountain trips.

R.A.F Iceland

Dark Nights and Polar Auras

The polar regions experience nearly complete darkness, with the Aurora Borealis in the Arctic and the Aurora Australis in the Antarctic lighting the sky. The horizon stays faintly illuminated by the hidden sun.

Polar Arctic Antarctic

Army Tailors and Copernican Theory

The regimental sergeant-tailor alters non commissioned soldiers clothing and may do private work for officers if no public expense is involved. The Copernican theory held that the sun is the center of the planetary system.

Earth

Moscow Towns in Amenca Named Moscow

A note reports that eleven towns within Amenca share the name Moscow. The article lists each locality and notes recurring naming as a regional oddity.

Amenca Moscow

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Gererv Tamar Randolph Lydia E Pinkham Daily Mail Pepsenranere Sonny Dave Mary Jack Dear Wan Mr. Brown Home Service Christie’s Graham Graham Wafers University of Oklahoma John H Walter Camp Oklahoma School of Journalism Missouri Press Association University of Missouri Army Tailors
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