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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 27, 1943
Page
6
A cluttered compilation of humorous exchanges from a camp and home life. Jokes range from discipline at camp to a parade incident with muddy boots and a sly battery quip. Light anecdotes include tea table banter and a kitchen recipe clip gag.
In a Buenos Aires hotel a web of intrigue tightens as Col Velasquez’s guest Morgan faces fingerprint doubts while Don Felix Guillermo and Captain Rojas chase a killer. Esteban Velasquez and Rosita Velasquez confront Morgan with a pistol as the mystery deepens.
President Eduard Benes of Czechoslovakia warned that Germany faces a quick, dramatic defeat similar to Axis losses in Tunisia as Axis holdouts in Europe resist a desperate defense.
The report details Nazi desecration of churches in Poland including theft of art and sacred vessels, conversions of churches into non-religious spaces, and mass persecution of priests with executions and imprisonments. It notes widespread fear and denial of the right to worship openly under occupation and mentions related global cruelty.
Miss Alison Jellicoe, 25, from a naval family, has cleared 120 acres at Prune Farm Quainton in Buckinghamshire and plans 230 acres more as a Grade A dairy unit with 20 cows. She moved from Oxfordshire after the war began, faced doubt from locals, but built a bumper wheat crop with few helpers, declaring farming her life job.
A famed educator inspires at a college address on higher education. Afterward students seek public speaking tips. A boastful young man claims the Lord opened his mouth without learning, and the professor recalls a Balaam parallel.
English poet William Morris did not invent the Morris chair, though the chair bears his name.
The puzzle lists horizontal clues from costs to varieties and a vertical set with bird feasts, mischief, and math terms. It includes a mix of familiar words and quirky spellings, inviting solvers to fill in 68 clues spanning animals metals and phrases.
Duisburg, Europe's largest inland port, serves three quarters of Rhine cargoes for coal coke and iron ore. RAF and RCAF raids threaten water transport, forcing Germans to rely more on ships as rail and road networks shrink. The attack mirrors damage to locomotive production hubs and rolling stock as traffic reroutes toward Rotterdam Cologne Mannheim and Karlsruhe.
A step by step home bread method using Royal Yeast Cake and common ingredients. Details include mixture ratios for flour salt sugar butter and liquids, overnight rising, shaping, baking at 380 degrees F, and tips for larger yields and richer loaf with potato water or milk.
The article recounts Jane Adams at Hull House describing a New Year gift of a diary to a child and the child's humorous misnaming of it as a livery. The scene underscores naive, humorous insights from childhood.
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