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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 01, 1945

Page

4

Arctic gardens yield crops despite short northern seasons

North of the Arctic Circle, gardeners can produce vegetables and flowers though frost threats and long days aid rapid growth. Fertilizer and soil bacteria are essential to improvised soils, with greenhouses in colder areas and efforts by Hudson's Bay Company and others to promote northern gardening.

Northwest Territories Quebec Lake Harbor Baffinland Hudson's Bay Company Arctic Circle Hudson and James Bays Canada

Morning Tea Habit Reveals British Navy Calm Demeanor

The article notes a daily ritual aboard His Majesty's ships where a crewman serves morning tea to awaken officers, followed by a 4 o'clock tea. It argues this practice reflects a civilized, relaxed adult attitude toward routine and alcohol, contrasting British sea life with American crews and stressing morale during long voyages.

New Plastic Material Replaces Plaster in Fracture Casting

Major A. M. Vineberg leads Canadian Industries Limited Beloeil lab to develop a light semi plastic casting material for fractured limbs. The new product, a water soluble plastic, is about 50 percent stronger than plaster, sets quickly, and allows patients to walk sooner, reducing pain and bed rest. Developed during wartime by the Canadian Army surgeon and Vineberg, it promises major advances in casting over two centuries.

Plaster of Paris A. M. Vineberg Canadian Industries, Limited Beloeil Quebec Vineberg Plastics Division Canadian Industries Limited St. Thomas Times- Journal

Discovery of Hidden Silver Beneath Tokyo Bay Shop

An American search party found 110 silver bars valued at 10 000 each beneath a timber lined pit 16 feet deep in a rusting machine shop at Haratsuka naval ordnance depot. The bars bear serial numbers from the Osaka imperial mint.

Tokyo Bay Haratsuka Naval Ordnance Depot Osaka

Early explorers name the American bison

The article discusses how explorers puzzled over the bison naming. Cortes described enormous herds to the Spanish court noting manes like lions skulls like bulls and humps like camels in his detailed report.

Cortes Mexico Spain

Orangutan grips treetop limbs in fearless sleep

A captive orangutan sleeps high in the trees as its hands automatically lock to branches with a vise like grip, keeping it steady and alert while resting.

Diplomat Sir Gerald Campbell to Retire at 66

The Buffalo Courier-Express notes Sir Gerald Campbell, aged 66, will retire from his twin posts as British minister in Washington and special assistant to Lord Halifax. Campbell's career spans consular roles from 1920 in the United States to high commissionership in Canada, with 2,000 speeches and service in North America totaling about a quarter century.

Sir Gerald Campbell Washington Lord Halifax United States Sir Gerald San Francisco New York United Kingdom Canada British Information Services Gerald States North America Buffalo Courier-Fomress

Arabs Aid British Escape Through North African Desert

Anwar Nuseibeh reports that Arab tribes in Tripolitania and Cyrenaica helped British soldiers and airmen escape from Axis lines during the North African campaign. Wounded personnel were cared for, fed, and hidden for months before escorted through desert routes to their units. Military authorities issued documents to pay rewards, but many Arabs refused payment for what they called ordinary hospitality to allies.

Tripolitania Cyrenaica Anwar Nuseibeh

Big Ben Fascination Crosses Oceans With BBC Broadcasts

A London street tale describes a U S soldier visiting Westminster Abbey who, upon checking his watch, urges rushing to the Square to hear Big Ben strike. He recalls hearing the chimes in Florida France and Germany and longs to hear them live. The BBC overseas and forces services regularly broadcast Big Ben chimes.

BBC London Giarist United States Westminster Westminster Abbey Big Ben Florida France Germany BBC Overseas Forces BBC London Letter

Northern Italy Roots Feed Modern Novel Form and Name

The modern novel traces its origins to Northern Italy both in naming and structure. Italian writers and cities shaped early prose and distinct narrative styles that influenced later European literature.

Northern Italy

Canada Ranks High in Science After War Says Dr Yaffe

Dr. Leo Yaffe told Montreal's Young Men's Canadian Club that Chalk River Ontario will soon produce radioactive elements for cancer treatment and other cures at low cost. He warned Canada must fund research to keep its leading role and prevent scientists from leaving for the United States.

Chalk River Ont Leo Yaffe Montreal Young Men's Canadian Club Yaffe Winnipeg Manitoba McGill National Research Council Ottawa Canada United States Britain United Kingdom Russia Japan England Trail British Columbia

Sock doll pattern promises quick, cuddly craft for tots

Made from a single sock in a jiffy, the sock doll charms children. Pattern 7123 includes the doll and clothes, materials, and directions. To obtain, send twenty cents in coins to Household Arts Department, Winnipeg Newspaper Union, 175 McDermot Avenue E. Winnipeg, Man. Include name address and pattern number.

Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Avenue E Winnipeg Man

British Commons dining room cuts prices as tipping ends

The House Kitchen Committee chair Robert Morrison announced abolition of tipping and reduced meal prices in Britain's Commons dining room, one of Europe's finest pre war eateries, reflecting Labour Government measures.

House of Commons Europe Robert Morrison House Kitchen Committee

Home stairs blamed as major fall site in statistics

Statistics indicate 63 percent of all residential falls happen on stairs, highlighting stairs as a leading risk factor for injuries in the home.

Azores L Cpl W. R. Lee Tpr Bob Maltby Toronto Gmr Doug. Wilson Ottawa

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