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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1945
Page
7
Janet Day withdraws to the powder room as Reed flirts with Jean Carlyle. Reed’s repeated dancing with Jean and his attention to her spark Janet’s jealousy while Fats Ransom and Beetlebrow Carew mingle with Reed’s circle at the party.
Janet confesses fear of losing Reed to the flirtatious Jean Carlyle. Grandma offers blunt advice on marriage and temptation, urging Janet to resist impulse and treat Reed like a king. Grandpa jokes, and the couple plans a movie night after a tense morning. Potsdam note ends the fragment.
A collage of small notices from Canadian towns reports lightning during a Pennant church service, a drowning in Quebec, a VJ day false alarm in Davidson, a Rhode Island hatchery shipment to Buenos Aires, and local efforts for broadcasting stations. It also covers accidents, fishing lore, mining notes, and civic views from various provinces including Saskatchewan, Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia.
Miss Emily Weller, a dresser to Queen Mary for 42 years, married J. Copple, the queen's steward who has served 52 of his 74 years, in a ceremony at St Martin in the Fields near Trafalgar Square in fashionable London.
The sun’s surface gravity is stated to be about 27 times stronger than Earth’s gravity, highlighting the Sun’s immense mass and gravitational pull in the solar system.
A British officer, eight others including three Norwegians and a sergeant attempted to blow up the Tirpitz in 1942 using two torpedo chariots. After gaining clearance at three German points, engine failure forced a crash landing in Norway. The crew split, endured cold, and crossed into Sweden after a daylight dash, with one casualty.
United States automakers expect rapid shift to civilian output after lifting production restrictions. Projections include 500,000 vehicles by year end and a 6,000,000 annual rate within 12 months, with peak employment coming earlier as parts and assemblies ramp up before final assembly.
A Vancouver Sun note argues Britain faces continuing privation six years into the war while Europe preps for winter aid. It says UK population of 47 million is excluded from a UNAR A relief forecast and highlights Britain’s reduced imports as island self sacrifice in support of Europe.
A cautionary note advises against free wheeling on vehicles equipped with weak batteries. It highlights potential electrical strain and starting issues, urging drivers to ensure battery health before coasting.
Scientists developed a feather based fabric from chicken and turkey feathers to rival wool. The process separates quills into barbs and spins them with other fibers to make dyeable, odorless, low shrinkage cloth suitable for blends and budget items. It could offer farmers a new income as feather plucking scales up. The material is in late lab stages and not yet on sale.
A provincial formulary issued in September covers free medicines for old age and blind pensioners their dependents and mother allowance beneficiaries funded by Saskatchewan. Special authorization is required for non listed items with obstetric and surgical exceptions. Copies go to druggists doctors and hospitals with a new streamlined claiming form replacing triplicate slips.
A chilled cottage cheese lemon pie using corn flake crust and a whipped evaporated milk topping. Ingredients include cottage cheese eggs lemon rind juice evaporated milk gelatin and a crumb crust, yielding 10 servings.
Miss Allison Harvey a former Church of Scotland missionary in India has been appointed for overseas duty as the first woman army chaplain in Germany. She will serve among thousands of Auxiliary Territorial Service girls with the British 21st Army Group, helping them with difficulties they face in the occupational army.
Pattern 4685 offers a slenderizing jumper and several blouses in sizes 34 to 46. It requires 21 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 36 jumper and 2% yards for blouses, with a 20 cent order price sent to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg. Includes address and style number, plus a note on metallic currency in China.
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