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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1944
Page
2
The article discusses postwar Germany fate speculation after Teheran talks among Churchill Stalin and Roosevelt. It notes officials avoid definite commitments yet acknowledges a plan may exist guiding Germany's future.
The text argues Germany must have its war industries destroyed and all means to produce war materials eliminated. Allied supervision over remaining industries, including tonnage and power services, is favored. Territorial settlements should strip acquired lands and adjust boundaries for European peace and security, with Austrian withdrawal possible after the war.
Official circles oppose partitioning Germany into small units as history shows it fuels unrest. They warn that stripping Germany of war capability will affect Europe’s economy. Plans for a strong European Federation reduce Germany’s threat, but re educating the German people and eradicating Nazi ideology looms as a colossal, vital future undertaking.
A reader recounts overcoming chronic constipation by stopping harsh laxatives and adopting Kellogg's All-Bran as a daily dietary aid. The ad recommends one serving with milk or multiple muffins, plus ample water, and notes availability in two sizes from Kellogg's London Canada.
Reports say P H Wild, an English inventor, has created a jet propelled boat that can move water without engines, propellers, rudders, or funnels. His brother S O W Wild renewed the British patent, noting experiments with a ten foot craft using ejector propulsion from highly compressed combustion products. The concept follows historic jet propulsion trials the Admiralty pursued nearly 59 years ago.
A Moscow display of captured German arms includes a self propelled electrically controlled land torpedo used as an anti tank weapon. Tass says the device, hidden by Germany, was abandoned during the rapid retreat from the Leningrad sector. Also shown are a 105 mm gun with about 11 mile range and a 150 mm gun exceeding 12 miles.
A compact collection of quotes from Thomas S. Jones Jr Percival Cicero Mary Baker Eddy Longfellow Edna St Vincent Millay on spring nature sincerity and simplicity. The lines contrast eastern flower symbolism with Western moral reflections and praise for plainly spoken heartful language.
The Wartime Prices and Trade Board explains sugar for preserve coupons remains half a pound and details on obtaining permits. It covers purchasing multiple rationed preserves within coupon value, destroying unused coupons, tea ration eligibility for a child turning twelve after September 1943, and fair distribution practices. Readers are invited to request Consumers' News pamphlet or the Blue Book by sending to the nearest provincial office.
Before the war about 300000 Canadians filed income tax returns, now the number nears 2,000,000. Tax staff workload is nearly seven times higher, causing arrears in assessments. Many wonder if 1942 returns were correct though filed a year ago, with 1941 notices still pending. The department would prefer year‑long balancing, but another flood of returns is arriving before prior ones are cleared.
The article notes that both Roman and Egyptian cultures employed glass eyes in artifacts and possibly prosthetics, highlighting ancient craftsmanship and medicinal or ceremonial use across civilizations.
Mortimer Snord proclaims good news yet weeks remain before gardens yield fresh greens full of ascorbic acid. With cellar veg dwindling, a Vitamin C shortage looms for Canadians. Encourage daily citrus, especially plentiful grapefruit, kept in a warm room to ripen for best flavor.
Wheat syrup development was unveiled at the United States farm chemurgic conference in St. Louis. Leaders from the United States Canada South America and China attended. The process originated at Peoria northern lab and is now produced in a beet sugar plant. Canadian beet facilities could yield about 60 million pounds annually. Ontario Alberta and Winnipeg plants exist.
Sergeant Agnes Little of Dauphin Manitoba and Sergeant Kathleen Monaghan of Montreal lead CWAC promotions in Ottawa. Staff Sergeant Catherine Angus, Corporal Daisy Trevelyan, and Sergeant Hazel Neil also rise in rank across CWAC units, with arrivals and enlistment details. Nancy Carroll visits Halifax CWAC barracks praising the corps and meeting the women.
Approximately two thousand plant species yield fibres valuable to humans. The range includes many sources used for textiles, cordage, and industrial materials, reflecting broad botanical diversity and historical utility in fiber production.
Britain’s airfields cover more total area than the combined counties of London and Middlesex. A flight from London to Liverpool, about 200 miles, keeps the traveler never out of sight of an airfield.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Riders for the Pony Express with unclear details about routes or dates. The readable bits reference riders and a historical corridor but lack concrete facts to establish a full事件 or timeline.
A collage of light jokes and witticisms about music hearing conversations, husbands and wives, children, teachers, a Home Guard uniform, elephant finds, bully taunts, cowboys, prairies, and fashion. The quotes present a humorous snapshot of rural and domestic life with playful wordplay and social observations.
Six year old Nolan Edwards is believed to be Britain’s youngest bellringer. Each Sunday morning he walks twenty four percent of a mile to the church in Shepshed to toll the bells.
Bert F. Wood, 73, of Winchester New Hampshire remains among the few men still making grandfathers clocks. He started at 15, makes the works first then builds the cabinet from piano wood bought at auctions. A clock takes about a month to complete.
Feet swollen and inflamed making steps painful. Moone's Emerald Oil provides quick relief after two or three applications, removing pain and soreness within minutes. A bottle is available at all drugstores.
After daylight bombing failed London’s air defence faced the Luftwaffe’s ground assault. The British fielded a secret 3.7 inch anti aircraft gun firing heavier shells farther and with higher accuracy than the 88 mm, contributing to halting the 1940 German offensive.
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