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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1941
Page
7
Devona notices Vara Vadne's glamour fails to save a weak play as the audience grows restless. Talbot shows distress over the production while Vara receives curtain calls. Dale signals Tal as he departs, leaving Devona torn about comforting Tal and seizing a moment with him.
Devona pursues Talbot after a night at a theater. Talbot declares he will never write again, then softens and vows to persevere. He kisses Devona before sending her home, but she returns to confront him and finds him holding a snub-nosed automatic in a tense, unresolved moment.
Group Captain A Sully disclosed in London Ontario that Royal Canadian Air Force home defence units patrol the coasts and escort overseas convoys. He said aircraft have at times been so far out to sea they could have landed in Ireland, illustrating the scope of anti submarine and training missions.
Report from Shanghai describes a new wall built by the Japanese army across the Chinese interior using forced Chinese labor. The earth and stone barrier runs south from Tientsin west of the rail line, with 100 miles completed by about 100000 workers.
A renowned criminal lawyer boasts he can handle any case, even the foulest, replying that his willingness depends on what the rival has done. The piece notes the London county council staff numbers over 4,000 officials and ends with reflections on comfort from old shoes and old friends.
A compact selection of quotations praising goodness and virtue from Bacon New Testament Latimer Eddy Emerson and Shaftesbury. The excerpts tie moral character to divine influence and personal conduct.
The article notes that perennial grasses require three years to produce usable seeds. Seeds are not sown like oats in spring, needing a nurse crop and a first year for root development. A hay crop appears in the second year, with meaningful seed yield only in the third year.
The Ministry of Food raised the weekly cheese allotment from a half pound to a full pound for the harvest period ending September 21 after pressure from the National Union of Agricultural Workers. The note mentions water loss from mature tree leaves and Canada granting tariff preferences on UK goods.
A Esquire summary notes plastic car bodies are feasible and practical as metal shortages push designers toward plastics. Ford's tests with a plastic rear deck impressively resisted an axe blow, while experts like Boyer and Walker forecast mass production in years. Plastic glass windows may replace levers, rear engines boost room, and interiors could resemble living rooms with better insulation and quieter operation.
Dr. Lillian Shaben of Cornell told the regional conference of the Associated Countrywomen of the World that women must translate technical vitamin knowledge into everyday living. She argued a good table alone does not ensure nourishment and stressed applying research to tomorrow's breakfast. She praised Lieut.-Col. R Webb for his work in army catering and urged women to feed families vital health foods beyond protective items like milk fruit vegetables and eggs.
A Wall Street executive reintroduces the have a cigar greeting but with a twist. Visitors deemed brief receive a short cigar while those with longer talks get a longer one, reflecting a new efficiency approach to meetings amid renewed business activity.
Instructions for making sofa slip covers with pin on fitting, fabric suggestions, and a 32 page booklet from Home Service Dept Winnipeg News paper Union. Includes ordering details for other booklets and prices.
English born Brigadier Arthur Edward Potts head of the dairying department at the University of Saskatchewan led a Canadian expedition to Spitsbergen in the Arctic. A World War veteran with two wounds and an Efficiency Decoration he earned the nickname Pirate Potts for commanding the expeditionary force.
South Africa stations more astronomical telescopes per person than any country, said Professor J Jackson His Majesty's astronomer, highlighting the nation's role in stargazing.
A baking machine operates without human contact and can produce 2400 loaves of bread in one hour showing high efficiency and full automation.
A short remark notes the earth's orbit eccentricity as .01677 near perfection of a circle. The piece adds a caution about job security for employees who fail to know their place.
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