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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 07, 1947
Page
2
Distressing debates on a possible third world war persist across world opinion. The text argues disarmament is not the path to lasting peace and notes nations may remain armed. It considers the paradox of atomic weapons as a deterrent and questions whether nations will risk aggression knowing retaliation could be devastating.
In Winnipeg Hon. Brooke Claxton, minister of national defense, said Canada will assume obligations with other nations if an international security force is formed. He noted the navy and air force are strong while the army is about two thirds full. He argued readiness in peace can help avert future wars and that Canadians oppose war but support timely preparation.
A recipe for Frozen Lemon Crunch uses butter corn flakes brown sugar and nuts. It guides to melt butter mix cereal crumbs bake cool prepare lemon yolk mixture fold in whites and whipped cream then freeze in a lined tray and cut into eight pieces.
The article promotes using the refrigerator to save time and store perishables. It suggests preparing meals in the morning and keeping them cold until dinner, with examples like jellied tomato salad, refrigerator rolls, ice cream, a casserole ready to bake, tossed salad, gelatin with fruit, and wafers. It highlights easy planning for a complete meal.
A compact assemblage of quotations on criticism from Aristotle Simms R G White and Thoreau. The excerpts discuss standards discernment harsh truth mercy and rising through fault revealing satire and moral judgment.
Pattern 7316 guides square stitches for a compliment catcher shawl like pinwheel squares. Send twenty five cents in coins to the Household Arts Depart ment of the Winnipeg Newspaper Union for the pattern with name address and pattern number.
A British column suggests testing wives of ministers before church calls. The Niagara Falls Review quotes a debate on whether ministers wives should lead church affairs or keep home duties. The piece notes the pressures on ministers and spouses, privacy, and the balance of support and scrutiny.
A health note argues that children naturally reject fat and rarely digest it. It urges caregivers to respect this instinct and avoid coercive feeding practices.
A collection of light anecdotes and one liners featuring a nagging wife and a sharp tongue farmer, flirtatious cooks, a police officer, a yes man on holiday, a polite child, and a tired taxi driver. The humor relies on misunderstandings and social embarrassment in everyday scenes from farm to street.
The piece recalls Western Australia’s earlier ballot delivery by the Mulga Mail, 38 relay runners carrying papers to mining camps and stations. Air transport now aids elections, but remote Northwest and South Australia still rely on camels and pack-horses when tracks end. Coober Pedy, a coal town, sits underground to beat the heat. caravans return to desert routes during droughts.
A father compiles his four year old son’s questions from the Mechanix Digest. Topics range from distant places and animal life to weather, sleep, speech, and bodily wonders, posing simple, imaginative inquiries about the world and self.
In Rensselaer New York two researchers Dr. Theodore L. Krumpp and Dr. Maurice L. Tainter say medical science aims to extend human life to 125 to 150 years by preserving blood supply to tissues. They forecast 21 million Americans aged 65 or older by 1980.
The Kingston Whig-Standard reports engineers aim to remove distractions for drivers in a vast order. It could lead to built in blinkers ear plugs for drivers and even restraints for passengers as a bold, sweeping project.
Marcel Ren ville, head of France's largest Paris model agency, says workers in haute couture are scarce. He laments that beautiful women have vanished from France with only one in a hundred deemed suitable for fashion modeling.
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