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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 16, 1944

Page

7

Garden notes on hardy and tender plants for Canadian gardens

The article outlines spring gardening guidance during wartime noting three hardiness levels for vegetables and flowers. It lists cool weather crops like peas spinach and lettuce, semi hardy crops such as beans and potatoes, and warm season crops at risk from frost, along with tender flowers like dahlias and gladioli and the value of a Canadian seed catalog for details.

Canada

Diana and Terry Escape as Sheriff Clashes with Daughter

Sheriff Matt Scott battles with his deputy Pete Connely over Diana Scott who helps Terry Hale escape from Keysport jail. Diana reveals an engagement and elopes with Hale using a card deck and pencil carbon to blow the lock, planning to send a wedding check after marriage.

Matt Scott Pete Connely Keysport Diana Scott Pete Hale Diana Scott Dad Terry Hale State University Terry George Ott F.B.I George Sheriff Scott Connely The Scotts Peter

Pioneer in Plastics Baekeland and bakelite legacy

The New York Sun recalls Dr. Leo H. Baekeland, Belgian immigrant to America at 26, whose bakelite invention launched a family of synthetics used in aircraft, household goods, and electrical instruments. His scholarship and career shaped peace and war materials and earned numerous honors.

Leo H. Baekeland Dr. Baekeland America Belgium New York Sun

Pulpit on Rails Moves in Carlisle Church

In St Cuthbert's Church Carlisle Cumberland a pulpit on rails is shown with three floor rails guiding the large pulpit into the centre of the church. The detail comes from a letter to the editor of the London Field with a photograph.

St. Cuthbert’s Carlisle Cumberland The London Field

Mechanical clocks arrive in Europe centuries later

The text notes that while mechanical clocks were invented in 966 by Pope Sylvester II, they did not become common in Europe for about four more centuries.

Sylvester II Europe

Stop Dosing Constipation with All-Bran

An ad promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle remedy for constipation by providing bulk to improve natural elimination. It urges daily servings or muffins, ample water, and availability at grocers, noting production in London, Canada.

Kellogg’s

Canadian Aid Praised by British Women During War Visit

Miss Mary-Etta MacPherson reports British women value Canadian food aid and efforts to support wartime living standards. She notes pride in Canadian education for women, scarce housing, and English uses of heat and hot water in homes, while praising Britain's fighting spirit and humor amid blackout life.

Britain Mary-Etta MacPherson Chatelaine British Isles Montreal Canada Miss MacPherson

Pattern 4632 frock and cape outfit for children

Announce pattern 4632 featuring a princess style frock and jaunty cape for children sizes 4 to 12. Instructions call for spring wool or rayon, fabric yardage 1.5 to 2 yards. Send 20 cents in coins to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Union, 175 McDermott Ave E Winnipeg Man. Delivery may be slower due to mail.

Anne Adams Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermott Ave. E Winnipeg Man

Coastal command aircraft surpass eighty million miles flown

Coastal command aircraft have logged over 80 million miles in total with more than 25 million miles completed in 1942. The bulk of this flying was in anti submarine patrols and raids.

Coastal Command

Methods to protect farm stored grain from spoilage

The Division of Entomology warns Western farmers about spoilage in farm stored grain. Causes include tough grain from poor harvests, moisture, condensation, and poor ventilation. Recommendations cover cold weather transferring and cleaning, regular grain inspection, ventilation, moving infested grain, marketing when possible, and consulting elevator agents or embryological labs for guidance.

Division of Entomology Science Service Dominion Department of Agriculture Brandon Man Saskatoon Sask Lethbridge, Alto Department of Agriculture Winnipeg Manitoba Regina Saskatchewan Edmonton Alberta

Berlin Radio Mentions Hitler’s Gang Fighting Badge

A Berlin radio report describes a Hitler issued “gang fighting badge” for German soldiers who have engaged in anti guerrilla operations in occupied territories. The item references a new decoration linked to counter insurgency actions.

Berlin Hitler

Crossing Australia From Bight To Arafura Sea Without Fence

A travel note observes one can traverse Australia from the southern Bight to the Arafura Sea without encountering a fence. It highlights a continuous land route across diverse terrain and border regions.

Australia Bight Arafura Sea

A Man Sized Job On 80 Acre Northumberland Farm Run By Girl

A 16 year old Dulcie Scott manages an 80 acre Northumberland farm with 19 dairy cattle seven calves two horses two pigs and 50 chickens. Her 19 year old Land Army assistant helps in a city upbringing. Dulcie starts at 430 am feeding horses barns milking and delivering milk then continues with ploughing cleaning machinery market runs and routine chores repeating the cycle at 3 pm.

Dulcie Scott Northumberland Land Army City Dulcie

Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Skin Relief Across Canada

A Canadian advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a clean antiseptic healing agent. It claims relief from eczema barber’s itch salt rheum and itching toes with many long standing cases yielding in a few days. The product is sold by drugstores with satisfaction guaranteed or money back.

Canada Moone

Norseman Plane Becomes Ubiquitous Bush Aircraft

Norsemen aircraft gained popularity among bush operators after its 1936 purchase by Dominion Skyways. The Norseman, seen in Captain of the Clouds with James Cagney, was praised by pilots and later adopted by the U.S. military. Noor duyn had hoped for its rugged suitability as a reliable daily flyer.

Dominion Skyways CPA Senneterre James Cagney Noorduyn Bernt Balchen U.S

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