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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 30, 1943

Page

7

Jonathan Hale Aims to Protect Anne at Winnset Farm

Jonathan Hale brings Mistress Anne and guests to his grandfather Thomas Hale's Winnset home for safety. Denys and Anne seek London travel while a tense household confronts a French actor and a looming threat. Jonathan and Denys spar in a candlelit room as danger nears.

Jonathan Owles Winnset London M. Denys Young Hale M. Hale Anne Brent Enys Thomas Hale Monsieur Denys Thomas Hale Monsieur Denys Cromwell

Jonathan Faces Tense Moment and Farewell Kiss

Jonathan reacts to a moment of danger and a dramatic farewell as Anne kisses him before boarding a coach bound for London. Faith Meade greets him, noting his trembling as the scene ends with the promise of continuation and an upcoming confrontation with his grandfather.

Jamieson Jonathan Knowles Denys London Milord Estelle Anne America Faith Meade

Canada to badge war supplies with multi language insignia

The mutual aid board announces Canadian made war exports will carry a circular sticker with a maple leaf and the word Canada in Chinese, Russian and English. Distribution is by the Canadian Manufacturers' Association. Ships go to China, Russia, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, India, the French Committee of National Liberation, the Caribbean and possibly other Nations.

United Nations Canada Mutual Aid Board Canadian Manufacturers’ Association Madern Canada China Russia United Kingdom Australia New Zealand India French Committee of National Liberation Caribbean

Ripeness Debate: Orange Color Misleading Consumers

A historical note argues ripeness of navel oranges is not shown by color. It cites public bias against green fruit and explains the fruit may be ripe yet remain green, complicating buyer expectations.

Pies Without Pastry Simple crust from graham wafers

Molly O Dale shares a no shortening pie crust recipe using Christies Graham Wafers. Layer wafers in a greased dish, bake lightly, then fill with chocolate caramel or apple chiffon fillings and chill. Includes detailed recipes and handling tips.

Molly O'Dale

Gibraltar Artisans Build Iron Lung From Scrap

Sir Sheldon F. Dudley, medical director general of the British navy, described how naval artificers at Gibraltar fashioned an iron lung from scrap metal to save a man attacked by infantile paralysis. With the island’s only lung in use, the improvised device copied the function and worked perfectly.

Gibraltar Sheldon F. Dudley

The Cocoanut Palm as Solomon Islands Chief Wealth

The cocoanut palm stands as the central economic asset for the Solomon Islands, shaping local livelihoods and trade. Its prominence defines wealth, cultivation, and export potential across communities.

Solomon Islands

Canadian Motorcycle Maintenance School tours Canada

Intrepid Army motorcyclists now teach troops across the country in a mobile school that travels from coast to coast. Lieutenant C G E Downing leads the unit with Sergeants Gordon Davies and J N Rae, bringing motorcycle maintenance lessons to units and training officers and men in mechanics and quick repair methods aboard two army wagons with instructional gear.

Canada House of Knowledge N.C.O C. G. E. Downing Swift Current Sask Gordon Davies Toronto J. N. Rae Calgary Lieut Downing University of Saskatchewan Barriefield Ont Kingston Atlantic Sea Board J. D. Hisey Edmonton Ernie Clements Montreal Mobile

New Potato Candy Aids Milk Shortage In Australia

Australia develops potato candy imitating chocolate creams to cope with condensed milk shortage. Miss Annette Kellerman, famed swimmer and diver, is credited with developing the process.

Australia Annette Kellerman

Bus Advertisements Painted Directly On London Transport

Three thousand five hundred advertisements have been painted directly onto London transport buses and trolleybuses to save paper. The project aims to maximize visibility and reduce paper use across the fleet.

London Transport

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