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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 05, 1942

Page

5

Handling And Distribution Of Mail For Men On Active Service

The Ottawa Journal explains that mail for service members overseas and in Canada boosts morale. The Canadian Postal Corps coordinates delivery from Ottawa base to overseas units, and units finally hand mail to the recipient. It notes mail losses from ship sinkings but emphasizes high overall reliability and the importance of continuing correspondence. PMID: 1941 data cited.

Canada Ottawa Journal Canadian Postal Corps Navy Army Air Force Ottawa Postal Service W. Ross England Johnnie Atlantic Royal Canadian Air Force C Waaf Corps

Native craft from cactus resin cups water vessels

Authors describe how woodpeckers in southwestern states create holes in cactus and the wound forms a hard fibre lining. Native Indians remove this lining and fashion it into cups or glasses for holding water and other liquids. They also claim a vast gemstone quantity in Cheops pyramid with 4,000,000 tons of stone.

Pyramid of Cheops Egypt

A Matter Of Habit In Sugar Consumption

Wartime guidance urges Canadians to use less sugar to prevent shortages. The article notes sugar use is often habitual and suggests alternatives like fruit to cut sugar while maintaining taste. It highlights health benefits from reducing refined sugar and the risk of overeating protective foods when sugar is excessive.

Prices and Trade Board Canada

World famed photographer Ian Pirie MacDonald dies in New York

The 75 year old photographer known for portraits of men and refusing women access to his studio died in New York. He once said women would not sacrifice vanity for a true camera portrait. Brazil grows two thirds of the world's coffee.

Ian Pirie MacDonald New York

Exclusive Stitchery Design Pattern 7070 for Bunny Motif

Pattern 7070 offers a Bunny motif for carriage cover embroidery with five small motifs and color guides. Includes stitch instructions and materials. Send 20 cents in coins to the Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union for pattern access. Include name address and pattern number.

Bunny Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union Dermot Avenue Winnipeg

Better Than Rubber Sldiers to Have Limestone Raincoats

Canada fast tracks raincoats made from limestone powder polymerized vinyl resin to replace rubber. Navy air force blue or khaki coatings are applied to cotton fabric, yielding a durable weatherwear claim as good if not better than rubber.

Canada Department of Monitions and Supply

Substitute horsehair touted as alternative to Chungking bristle

L S Hewes of Wartime Prices and Trade Board says Canadian horsehair serves as a substitute for the prized Chungking bristle used in brushes. To augment limited Chungking supplies, manufacturers have developed a brush with up to 50 percent horsehair, boosting durability and availability under wartime trade controls.

Chungking L. S. Hewes Prices and Trade Board China Burma Road Mr. Hewes

Paper String Only for Tying Wool Fleeces Says Board

The Canadian Wool Board Ltd warns against binder twine or sisal string and prescribes paper string to tie fleeces after shearing. If paper is unavailable the fleece should remain untied. Penalties apply for twine tied fleeces due to fiber contamination and quality impact.

The Canadian Wool Board Ltd Australia New Zealand

Birthday Cake Mixup and Chivalry Joke Entertain Readers

A married couple with same birth date celebrates with a cake inscribed Happy Birthdays Plural after a neighborhood bake shop clerk records the plural demand. The gag ends with a quip about chivalry at home, noting the man answers the phone seven times and says it’s for you.

The New Yorker

Daring Rescue as French-Canadian Heals Norwegian Sailor

Florent Morin of Sherbrooke, Quebec, used improvised tools aboard a Canadian corvette to treat a Norwegian sailor with a scalp wound after torpedoing off Ireland. He fashioned surgical clamps from fish hooks and curtain clasps, sewing the wound with horsehair thread during a three hour life saving operation. The rescued man later kissed Morin’s hands in Iceland, while Morin received the Order of the British Empire.

Florent Morin Sherbrooke Que Morin Ireland Vancouver Paris Montreal Iceland

Resourceful Airmen and the Engliski Aero Planski Call

A London Times anecdote tells how RAF crews in Russia used humor to bridge language gaps. Operators learned to recognize Engliski Aero planski as a request to connect with No 151 Wing headquarters. High altitude combat is climbing with pursuit planes operating at 15 000 feet and higher.

R.A.F Russia No. 151 Wing Engliski Aeroplanski

Flying In The North Edmonton Air Capital of the Northwest

Edmonton's airport from 1919 has produced aviation notables and serves the Northwest Territories Yukon Alaska route. Norseman pilots and cargo flights carry gold bars eggs and Arctic fox as break up nears, with RCMP escort and a magistrate aboard, showing the north’s dramatic daily operations.

Edmonton Civic Dominion C. H Punch” Dickens Canadian Pacific Air Lines Montreal Grant McConachie C.P. Airlines West W. R. “Wop” May Air Observer Northwest Flatbush Rocter Brooklyn Dodgers Northwest Territories MacKenzie River Arctic B.C Yukon Territories Yukon-Alaska Yukon Southern Vancouver Fort St. John Watson Lake Whitehorse Alaska Eldorado Great Bear Lake Cec McNeil Prince Albert F. E. Meilicke J. K. Potter W. J. Windrum Mackenzie McNeal and Meinicke McNeal Ile A la Crosse Ie A la Crosse Windrum R.C

What He Thought On First Russian Rail Travel

A rural muzhik rides a third class rail to Moscow from a stop between Moscow and St. Petersburg. He joins a friend by chance, dines aboard, then realizes the irony of traveling toward Moscow while his friend heads to St. Petersburg as the trains split the journey. He marvels at the railroad’s wonder and scale.

Russia Muzhik Moscow St. Petersburg Ivan

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