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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
3
The essay argues that protective coloration helps individuals blend with surroundings to conserve energy and succeed. It cites jack rabbits and boa constrictors as natural examples and extends the idea to immigrants adapting to new lands, fashion, and social climates. It praises tact and diplomacy while warning against quarrels with surroundings.
A recipe card for Scotch shortbread lists ingredients: two cups flour four cups sugar twenty four cups butter teaspoon soda one slightly beaten egg. Method includes rubbing in butter, kneading to a stiff dough, rolling to one inch, and baking.
The note lists ingredients for a sour cream cake including one cup brown sugar four cups butter two eggs and one cup sour cream.
A brief recipe describes creaming butter and sugar, beating eggs, mixing with sour cream and soda, then folding in flour cocoa and salt. Add the chopped dates and nuts with vanilla, and bake in a moderate oven.
A simple chocolate date cake recipe mixing butter and sugar, eggs, sour cream, and soda with mace. Fold in flour raisins and dates, then vanilla. Bake in a greased tin until done.
A coconut marshmallow cake recipe uses butter or substitute and sugar, then milk and eggs. Flour and cornstarch with baking powder are folded in, batter baked in layers, then assembled and iced with coconut marshmallow icing.
A double boiler method cooks egg whites sugar and water for 15 minutes. Then 24 marshmallows are melted in and coconut is stirred in. The icing is spread between cake layers and over the top and finished with more coconut.
In Madawaska county at Baker Brook a seizure of over 12 tons of whisky and other spirits valued around 14000 was made by Sub-Inspector McLaughlin of Grand Falls and Reverend W. Allison. The cargo, shipped from Montreal, was bound as fertilizer.
The Hon. C. C. Ballantyne outlined Canada’s naval policy in a house statement noting a forthcoming imperial conference in 1921. He described receives of a cruiser, two destroyers, and two submarines from Britain, to be manned mostly by Canadians, with total defence funding around 2.5 million dollars for the current year.
The article describes alleged plans to nationalize Russian women for propagating Soviet citizens, detailing temporary marriages and coercive pairings. It cites a Moscow teacher who married a Swiss legation member to escape, then secured divorce in Switzerland. It criticizes sympathy for Soviet conditions and calls for understanding.
The Canadian Minister of Marines and Fisheries asks Parliament for 2.5 million dollars to begin a navy program. A cruiser two destroyers and two submarines provided by Britain will form the nucleus. Final policy decisions await an Imperial conference and align with British naval policy. the nation seeks adult status in defense duties alongside the League of Nations. The piece also notes discontent in Western Canada over a church union delay and praises prairie support for missionary work and shared religious services despite denominational divides.
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