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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
5
Amelia Ames scolds over a brittle Chow Mein while comforting daughter Judy. George worries about overprotective care after Judy’s Albany move and life with Ted. The couple debates Judy’s independence as family plans a show and a move to resolve the built up tensions.
Amelia and George race to support Judy after a letter reveals she moved to a ranch with Ted. Judy, dressed as a movie cowgirl, runs the house in perfect order and proves she can stand on her own, pleasing Amelia and redefining family expectations.
U S commerce department says a German warp knitting machine for runproof women’s hosiery was uncovered by a team of experts in Germany and found in a Czechoslovakian mill. The device was tightly guarded during the war and operated by only a few mills in Bavaria and Czechoslovakia.
The Department of National Health and Welfare in Ottawa urges Canadians to guard against flies this summer. Special screening and attention are advised to keep flies from buildings, especially where children are present.
Newsprint production in Canada for the first six months reached 2,002,935 tons, up 29.7 percent from 1945, with shipments of 1,960,134 tons, up 30.4 percent. June production was 334,207 tons and shipments 322,805 tons. In the United States six month totals were 387,695 tons produced and 387,843 tons shipped, up modestly from 1945. June figures: 61,241 tons produced and 61,671 tons shipped.
Two recipes outline a cabbage and apple salad with lemon Jell-O, cabbage, apples, walnuts, and a mold process plus a spiced date cake with butter sugar eggs dates and cake flour. The salad yields six servings and the cake bakes at 325 degrees for about 45 minutes with boiled icing.
A Chinese postal delegation toured Ottawa studying Canada's methods and later New York on U S postal improvements. They plan visits to Chicago and San Francisco before September return, praising Canadian efficiency and paper conservation while noting China's similar systems and equipment limits.
Sister Myra Blanch the Flying Doctor’s first nurse travels hundreds of miles through floods dust storms or rain to reach patients within a 500 mile radius from Broken Hill. The Flying Doctor Service Australia uses medicine aviation and radio to aid settlers with eight bases nationwide each with doctor and airplane.
A set of six commemorative envelopes marking the 1939 Royal visit to Canada and the United States was sold for 40 dollars as part of the final disposal of President Roosevelt’s stamp collection. Canadian envelopes bear June 7 12 and 13 postmarks while American covers show June 10 and 11 cancellations. All carry the Royal train postmark and are addressed to President Roosevelt at the White House.
The Canadian Medical Association Journal warns of a definite risk of scattered smallpox outbreaks in Canada and calls for renewed vaccination and revaccination efforts as postwar travel spreads the disease into previously unaffected areas.
A collection of quick one liners and comic exchanges. Jokes cover marriage, gossip, money, health, food service, weather and everyday misunderstandings. The dialogue features a maid a father son and various tradespeople delivering punch lines about miscommunication and social quirks.
Smart new short waister in Style Pattern 4529 offered in multiple sizes from 14 to 42. Size 16 requires 2% yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union for ordering with name address and style number.
The Department of tawa warns it is unsafe to leave an infant on high tables or unguarded places even briefly. Mothers should pick up or return the child to the crib if they must look away, as babies move quickly and can fall.
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