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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 23, 1946
Page
5
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Mary hides her feelings as Connie plots to marry Jimmie while Mark Hemming returns from abroad. Nancy nudges the trio through dances and rival affections, unraveling a past encounter that rekindles Mary’s long suppressed secret.
Garden writers urge spread out sowings and avoid planting too much too soon in spring. Cultivation in June fights weeds and keeps soil workable, while timely thinning and careful spraying help prevent disease and pest damage.
Britain’s famed Lawrence of Arabia was deemed unfit for frontline service in the First World War due to anemia and short stature. The decision reflected medical standards of the era and affected his military assignments and duties during the conflict.
Coal production by Canadian collieries reached 1,638,333 tons in February, up nine percent from February 1945. Bituminous, sub bituminous, and lignite totals were 1,097,191. 367,413. and 173,729 tons respectively, with Alberta leading at 831,382 tons and imports at 1,302,801 tons. Exports stood at 43,656 tons.
Dr. J. F. Booth of the Dominion Department of Agriculture spoke at a Chicago conference on farm tenure, noting Canada has 3.47 million square miles of land, about 549,660 square miles suitable for agriculture, with roughly half already in farms and the rest needing population growth or export gains to enter cultivation.
A Brandon Sun article laments Manitoba’s empty farms as monuments of decline. It notes Saskatchewan and Alberta also have many vacant holdings and Ontario’s eight thousand empty farms. The piece suggests inviting Norwegians Belgians or Danes to farm the lands to teach agricultural lessons.
The article notes that while an average person consumes two to three quarts of food and drink daily by mouth, the same period involves inhaling 10 000 to 12 000 quarts of ambient air into the lungs.
A spring dessert featuring rhubarb enhances appetite with a crisp made from butter sugar eggs nutmeg vanilla toasted bread cubes corn flakes and rhubarb. Layered bake at 375 degrees for about 35 minutes yields eight servings in a small casserole dish.
Bud Lloyd of St John New Brunswick, a 30 year old war veteran who inherited $100000 is annoyed by constant calls and visitors. A mining stock salesman even tried to sell him stock by telephone from Toronto.
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