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Newspaper

Orono Weekly Times

Location

Orono, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 31, 1941

Page

6

Farm Notes on Wool Quality and Feeding Practices

Wartime emphasis on wool purity notes thirty percent of annually marketed wool is unfit for top grades due to seeds, burrs, and tar. Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa recommends slat-fronted V shaped feed racks to reduce contamination, regular trimming to avoid dung and urine stains, and careful plant management including burning burrs and using branding paint that can be removed in scouring.

Central Experimental Barm Ottawa S. B. Willams Animal Husbandry Division Dominion Experimental Farms Service

Canadian Leather Production in 1939 Hides and Skins Used

The article lists principal Canadian leather types including cattle and horse hide upper leather calf-skin upper leather oak-tan sole leather patent and grove leathers. It states 1939 usage totals of 4 289 508 cattle hides 2 444 787 horse hides 3 185 267 calf hides 45 528 dozen pickled sheep skins and 4 407 dozen woolen sheep skins weighing 40 979 961 pounds in total.

Canada

Engineer Says Bridge Might Have Been Saved

Dr D B Steinman an expert on suspension bridges told the Brooklyn Engineers Club that if trucks had been parked on the Tacoma Narrows Bridge the day it buckled in the wind the collapse might have been prevented.

Tacoma Narrows D. B. Steinman Brooklyn Engineers Club

Axis Leaders Meet Amid War Strain and Global Tensions

The fifth Hitler Mussolini conference struggles amid battles in the Mediterranean and Britain. Key topics include saving Italy, repairing supply lines, US entry, and timing a possible invasion. US moves to aid Britain with lend lease while Japan warns and US-Soviet ties ease. Canadian farmers unite under wartime stress. Ontario leaders push currency reform and provincial power.

Axis Virginio Gayda I Giornale d'Italia Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini Mediterranean Britain Vtaly Associated Press Dewitt Mackenzie Hitler Mussolini America Italy Greece Sicilian English Channel

Voice of the Press and War Time Diphtheria Talk

The piece notes 17 000 new positions created for Dominion government since the war and hints at an election. It quotes the Windsor Star praising toxoid inoculations for schoolchildren and a Peterborough Examiner remark on Toronto deaths. It closes with a reflection on living through tumultuous eras from the Guelph Mercury.

Dominion Peterborough Examiner Toronto Windsor Star Europe Spain Napoleon Guelph

Saving Ontario's Natural Resources

A Royal Ontario Museum of Zoology essay notes museums preserve artifacts for future generations. It highlights the passenger pigeon as a case study, detailing extinction, private collectors like Paul Hahn, and the urgent need to salvage specimens before they vanish.

Royal Ontario Museum of Zoology North America Paul Hahn Toronto Hahn

Life of Winston Churchill II Highlights Early Journalism

The narrative traces Churchill’s start as a war correspondent in 1898 with the Thirty-first Punjab Infantry during India campaigns and the Boer War in South Africa where a train capture at Pretoria altered his path. It notes his shift to politics in 1900, his bus top campaigning for Oldham, and his eventual election at age 26.

Winston Churchill Thirty-first Punjab Infantry India Pathans Churchill Pretoria

Churchill's 1908 milestones: board of trade president and marriage

In 1908 Winston Churchill achieved prominence by being elected president of the board of trade and marrying Clementine Hozier. The Churchill family expanded with four children: one son and three daughters.

Churchill Board of Trade Clementine Hozier Churchills

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