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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 1943
Page
4
National health and nutrition concerns rise as war demands reveal that over half of young recruits fail Grade A physical standards. Phyllis Turner of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board raises questions about older age groups and the challenge to raise fitness levels across the population to support wartime effort.
A survey shows families receive less than 70 percent of foods in the Canadian Dietary Standard due to ignorance and income gaps. Mrs. Turner urges public education and a new coordinated system for food production and distribution tied to agriculture. Minister Ian Mackenzie says production must rise to meet minimum healthy diet needs and ensure fair farmer returns, requiring public cooperation.
A list of breakfast and lunch items including Fish and Celery Salad Prichards substitute for salmon Whole Wheat Bread Butter Tea Cocoa and various soups and salads. It notes the need for proper equipment to keep liquids and salads packed securely and says the consis of is unavailable in the excerpt.
United Nations planes raiding from Britain face danger as they bail out or crash over continental Europe. The Air Rescue service around England uses fast ambulance boats and specialized planes and has saved more than 1,300 air crews since 1940.
A clipped notice from Ottawa Canada outlines patent related information and an offer for inventors to respond. The fragment mentions Gereet and a cons tree, indicating a call for full information. Further details are unreadable.
The federal government approved a plan to move about 600 Japanese families to prairie and Ontario sugar beet farms. Officials say the transfer is voluntary with no compulsion. Some 3,000 evacuees from coastal areas to interior B C towns last year will be affected.
Swine erysipelas has plagued Central Europe and Britain since 1921. The disease spreads from carriers, with dogs and contaminated soil playing roles. Symptoms include acute sudden death, fever, skin diamond patches, and chronic joint stiffness. Prevention relies on isolation, serum treatment, and early vaccination for newborns.
The mayor advances scientific work by claiming to produce butter from grass. He states that all a person needs is a cow and a churn and announces this first major discovery.
Dried vegetables from carrots to sauerkraut are processed into air free bricks at the State Experiment Station in Geneva New York. Bricks are wrapped in moisture proof materials and tested in water tanks and a 100 degree Fahrenheit humidity chamber to simulate tropical storage. The method aims to replace tin and other metals in packaging while preserving color flavor and nutrients.
In Philadelphia Chinatown a police team tracking number games arrested two men, Mark Chung aged 67 and Mark Lok aged 49, after Lok learned elementary Chinese and spotted a grocery window sign reading gambling here. They face charges of maintaining a lottery.
A Winnipeg newspaper union Home Service note promotes a 32 page etiquette guide for men and girls covering dancing, dinner, theatre, dates, introductions, telephone and office manners. Petting is discussed and requests 15 cents plus name and address to obtain the booklet.
At a critical time, the appeal calls on every Canadian citizen to serve by saving and purchasing War Savings certificates to support the war effort.
A historical roster lists British Commonwealth Air Training Plan graduates from No 5 Air Observer School Winnipeg Manitoba. Names include LAC Wat er Edmonton Alberta LAC Doinokorkt Terguar Sask BAC WOE Arwen Coppen Saati LAC Rummetr Neepawa Manitoba LAC Fox upar Saskatchewan Lar Jibson Rocky Mountain House Alberta LAC Wb Hamilton Tabarres Samak LACMAD Moonah Kitsco A LAC SER Meech Lethbridy LAC MG Parker Welwin Saskatchewan SA TAG GA Bae Prince Saskatchewan LAC We TA Rl.
A Ottawa Citizen tribute recalls Admiral Sir Studholme Brownrige and other naval veterans serving as convoy commodores in merchant marine duty. They face long Atlantic crossings and submarine risk, keeping ships together and making tough decisions amid gales and delays. Their quiet courage mirrors Drake and Nelson.
True politeness is perfect ease and freedom in how we treat others as we love to be treated ourselves. Good manners bloom from good sense and feeling, while humility, benevolence, and self denial sustain polite conduct. Soft words and manners often win where strong speech fails.
The data lists twelve Chilean urban areas with populations above 25,000, highlighting significant growth pockets across the country. Names of the cities and exact population figures are provided in the source.
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