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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
10
Bégsr Ansel Mowrer argues in the Saturday Review of Literature that Americans underestimate looming threats. He cites demobilization, atomic peril, Soviet power growth, and looming famine as signs we must act, not ignore, to avoid global catastrophe.
The U S Department of Agriculture plans to breed a long thin pig with big hips to yield more bacon ham and leaf lard. Developments also include eggs with harder shells quick aging cheese and new insect killer drops for chiggers and roaches as reported by T R Henry in the Toronto Telegram.
Dusty shelves and attics across South Africa are being searched for old Dutch Bibles. Churches in Holland want them to replace hundreds of thousands destroyed by the Nazis, reviving a historic supply for religious use.
A 1845 inquiry by the Legislative Assembly of Canada examined a clerk’s levity in amending a religious lands act. The clerk inserted “Gypsies, tinkers, bark ers, shavers, Shakers and South cottites” to startle colleagues, prompting an expunging amendment and censure by the speaker. The terms likely referred to Shakers and Joanna Southcott's followers.
Soviet Professor Alexander Bogomolets says his life serum ACS could extend the normal life span to 150 years and is being used in large quantities in Russia. He notes the preparation requires bone marrow and spleen material within ten hours of death and claims limited success against ulcers and typhus while cautioning it does not cure cancer.
Parents should teach the Golden Rule and model it with action. A child benefits from witnessing the rule in practice and receiving clear proof that ethics and standards of behavior work. Such demonstration helps the child understand without lecturing on justice.
The data shows seven percent of the US population is over 65 while this group accounts for sixty four percent of fall victims. The statistic highlights higher risk of serious injury among older Americans.
The U S Navy disclosed that ships used infra-red blinker signals at night to communicate in plain English without codes. Traffic beacons were set up from 1942 invasion efforts and British subs guided American fleets using infra-red gear.
A brief Winnipeg guide by Alice Brooks shows weaving, hooking, braiding or crocheting scatter rugs to brighten bare spots. It promises inexpensive, durable results and offers nine rug patterns plus a free pattern for three potholders printed in the book.
The statement notes that colon and semicolon punctuation were first used in English during the 16th century, marking a milestone in typography and grammar evolution.
Dr Lingard outlines rising interest in the North West Territories and Yukon due to mining at Yellowknife and Great Bear Lake uranium. The piece discusses postwar governance possibilities, potential provincial or regional restructures, and calls for Arctic collaboration among Canada the United States and the Soviet Union.
Howard V. O'Brien argues in the Chicago Daily News that city dirt and public litter reflect a shared duty. He cites a New York park example where cleanliness came from individuals answering their own responsibility. He warns that peace on earth depends on personal duty over talk of liberty.
Postwar demand for English pottery drives expansion in Staffordshire plants with new facilities. Annual prewar production was about 35 million dollars, but current orders surge as Britain leads in exports. April exports hit ten million, with forecast output reaching ninety million dollars yearly, double any previous year.
A Wisconsin agricultural release proclaims a new “superman of the tomato patch” and outlines the chosen grower or program as a model for future yields. The announcement highlights enhanced varieties, robust production, and community impact throughout the state.
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