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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1944
Page
7
During wartime, Lease-Lend aided Britain. now UN nations share resources. Canada enacts Mutual Aid Act allocating war equipment, raw materials and food to the United Nations valued at $1,000,000,000 for the current year based on strategic need.
The article discusses unrestricted transfer of war materials and reciprocal aid under Lend-Lease between Britain and the United States. It notes American troops in Britain receiving support, and British civilians sharing rationed items with American troops as repayment for wartime aid.
Britain sustains American troops with large food and clothing consignments amid wartime rationing. In 1943 bread, vegetables, potatoes, sugar, and other staples reached British troops, while reverse Lease-Lend sees Britain supplying replacements and utilities to the Allied forces, reflecting shared war aims and community of interests among the United Nations.
A leading egg producer keeps crushed oats wheat and barley available in hoppers and uses a commercial poultry concentrate. He drenches grain with cod liver oil, feeds skimmilk or semi-solid buttermilk, and supplies abundant green forage. Mangels or turnips and coarse alfalfa stocks aid cleanliness and health. hay barns are central to operations. feather-pulling birds are rare and concentrate use scales with milk supply.
A fragmented reader note urges trying a real chance at skin care with a single bottle of MMoone's ei Maly F concentrated from a local drugstore today for eczema relief.
The unique railway system with its own theme song resumes operations in Naples after two months of inactivity caused by German wrecking. Neapolitans hum the famous Wuniculi Funicula as cliff-climbing cars restart service on the six cog-wheel lines serving hillside districts, with a seventh line climbing Vesuvius.
A compact sampler quotes Goldsmith Bancroft Froude Eddy Emerson and Jefferson on history morals and the cross. The passages stress that history and its writers shape the present, that moral law endures, and that nations are blessed when their quiet progress leaves little for future historians to record.
A dietitian from the agriculture department tested coffee to assess sugar content. She notes half the usual sugar can still provide sweetness, if tasted before adding sugar. The method is effective according to the tester.
A G Kusch of the Dominion Experimental Station Scott Sask reports that commercial fertilizers aid weed control by feeding crops, enabling strong roots to outgrow and starve young weeds. Drier climates need lighter fertilizer rates, 20 to 50 lb per acre, with triple superphosphate or ammonium phosphate drilled with seeds. barnyard manure alone is ineffective but helps when combined with fertilizer.
Dr. Edvard Benes, president of Czechoslovakia, expressed confidence in Europe's future stating that a rigid will to resolve international policy questions in agreement between the Soviet Union and Britain would ensure stability. He spoke in a broadcast message.
Brig. James E. Melville, former engineer commander and current Canadian Pension Commission chairman, notes wartime Canadian engineers built arterial highways by pass roads and airfields and aided Britain’s mineral efforts in Cornwall tin mines and other regions. Their rapid road excavation and tunnelling work impressed British contractors, with shifts and equipment enabling deep subsoil digging in two weeks. Their demolition and mineral exploration work across Gibraltar Scotland and water power projects boosted war prosecution.
French delegates in London report Nazi demand for compensation from the Vichy government for damage to German industrial property in France caused by Allied bombing. The issue arises as Nazi plunder of France continues.
An advertisement urging regular bowel health through bulk in the diet. It promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a safe daily solution, noting benefits of fiber and water, and claiming convenient two sizes and local availability. Made by Kellogg's in London Canada.
Housewives learn to plan meals using all food scraps. Create cream or clear soups from small amounts of vegetables and meat with simple stocks. Use bone to flavor soups and rescue celery leaves and cabbage outer leaves for nutritious results.
Winnipeg volunteers run the V Bundles of Manitoba program through the Central Volunteer Bureau turning old clothing into ready to wear. Since its start over two years ago 125000 reconditioned garments have been sent overseas to bomb displaced families. A large network of 400 women’s groups sorts cleans and mends garments by an assembly line method to repack them for distribution.
Coffee grounds can serve multiple cleaning roles. Save used grounds for sweeping to trap dust and keep floors tidy during cleanup tasks. They offer a handy, natural alternative when a broom is needed.
The Royal Air Force and allied air efforts have damaged Germany's war economy. From spring 1942 to spring 1943 RAF raids reduced overall industrial output by 15 to 20 percent, a figure now raised by additional RAF CAP and U.S. air attacks.
A silken flag with 12 pointed stars on blue and green waves above tents in a desert camp near Bagrah. The banner symbolizes mutual aid from the first Chinese company serving with the Indian Army. The unit comprises 350 technicians fitters carpenters welders and salt makers.
The Faroe Islands natives use fish dust produced by drying codfish until stone hard and then beating into powder with a hammer.
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