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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1944
Page
4
The Fifth Victory Loan success hinges not only on sales exceeding targets but on purchasers retaining bonds. If buyers sell soon after purchase, the impact diminishes. In financial emergencies some sell for cash, but generally holdings support the inflation line, according to W. L. Clark in Windsor Star.
Selected recipes describe Cranberry Patsy as a gay young lady in a red beret with a pert saucy personality. The recipe uses cranberries sugar water flour baking powder salt shortening Ali Bran egg milk and yields eight to nine servings with a warm cream accompaniment. It provides mixing instructions boiling berries soaking All Bran and baking at 400 F for 30 to 35 minutes.
A valuable Tatin manuscript of the Institutes of Justinian found during a salvage drive near London has been returned to the Bodleian Library in Oxford England, after having disappeared some time ago.
A historical note identifies England as the earliest nation to establish societies dedicated to preventing cruelty to animals, marking an early organized humane movement.
Corporal McNew, stationed near the Texas border, poses as Santa at a Christmas party to win over skeptical Sonny, the colonel’s son. The act backfires with fireflies and a crashing tree, yet the colonel rewards McNew with a Kansas City recruiting posting to care for Sonny on a journey to visit his grandmother.
Canada reports a year old arrangement allowing cabled messages from Canadians to interned or imprisoned relatives in enemy lands. Officials say Canada may be unique in offering this service, with talks of similar schemes by other nations. Red Cross confirms some deliveries to prisoners in Germany Italy and possibly Japan controlled areas. A transport plane could deliver dehydrated vegetables to feed a battalion for a week.
Wing Commander Robert Turnbull of Govan Saskatchewan has risen to the rank of wing commander. He leads the Lion Squadron of the RCAF bomber group and succeeds Wing Commander D H Burnside of the RAF.
Donors to Blood Donor clinics take pride in high blood counts. Dr L B Pett of Ottawa Nutrition Services says iron rich meals support defenses against colds and infections. Daily choices include whole grains and leafy greens. weekly liver or kidney and red meat. also dried beans and molasses.
Warning about overheating fats and foods cooked in fat. Excess heat causes fat to break down and smoke, producing an unpleasant odor. Overheating fats leads to rancidity, making food harder to digest and shortening fat’s shelf life.
The record notes that during the first three years of war the British Army faced consistent numerical disadvantage in every campaign, highlighting a pattern of being outnumbered by enemy forces across multiple theaters.
The free Honour Roll for recording volunteers in Navy Army and Air Force on Active Service is popular across churches schools factories offices and clubs. Designed with British Empire heraldry including Canada coat of arms maple leaf shamrock thistle and more the rolls come in sizes from 12 to 612 names and are available via the Director of Army Recruiting in Ottawa. Applications must specify the institution and desired roll size.
Williams of Ottawa urges pre employment and routine Wassermann tests as part of industrial health exams. He notes syphilis spreads mainly by intimate contact and warns stigma may bar workers, urging education for employers and workers while stressing legal secrecy limits on reporting to management.
A collection of jokes and quick sketches includes a pair about a boy friend and girl friend, courtroom quips with a chicken thief, a loitering arrest, a name mix up Ben Petten and Ann Howe, a reference to mutual friends Brown and his wife, a lawyer’s last cent, Hitler and Tojo light banter, a French student of English, and a servant tripping with a flower pot.
A Beaverlodge Alberta expert warns cold troughs harm cattle especially dairy cows. Tepid water helps digestion and thrift. warm drink reduces constipation. A drinking tank heater benefits pigs and horses, improving stock health and comfort on winter days.
Pattern 4580 offers indoor and outdoor wear for baby dolls from 10 to 20 inches with separate yardage details. Send 20 cents, include size name address and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man. Mail delays may extend delivery.
Herbert Morrison the minister of home security said at a Metropolitan Water Board meeting that during two months of heavy raids in 1940 more than 3000 water mains were damaged but were all back in work order within a few weeks.
A Canadian notice from Ottawa advertises a free service offering full information on inventions and patent opportunities. It claims no special fee and invites inventors to contact the firm at its street address in Ottawa.
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