The Christmas Miracle of Justin Anderson
Justin Anderson, a lonely college star turned recluse after a friend's death, encounters a bedraggled Santa in a department store on Christmas Eve. He meets a red headed boy who asks for a mother, and Justin offers to become a father, resolving to adopt the child and bring him home with Santa as a companion to heal his own heart.
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Westminster Court
Justin Anderson
Reed Ac
Sclululy
Winfield ‘Scott Hotel
Merton Hallock
Merton
University Place
Mrs. Connolly
Hallock
New England
Junt Anderson
Falie
Justin
Winfield Scott
New England Hills
Gally
Main Street
Santa Claus
Bayard Street
Pat
Instexas
Bon ' Ton
Toy Department
Jimmy
Santa
Ward
The Stroopal cancer cure fraud exposed in US mail ban
The Stroopal cancer cure scheme, started in Germany and spread to England and the United States, used powdered wood garlic as a fake remedy. It defrauded mainly German descent Americans for decades, produced fake certificates, and risked health. In 1930 actions began, and this year the U.S. Post Office Department barred Stroopal from mails, returning letters marked fraudulent and warning postmasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
England
Chicago
America
Stroopal
London
U.S. Post Office Department
Canada Leads Lime Production Growth Across Provinces
Lime production in Canada for the first eight months reached 321 146 tons, up from 313 962 tons a year earlier. Ontario remains the top producer supplying over half the national output, with Quebec contributing about a quarter and high calcium dolomitic mines found in Nova Scotia New Brunswick Ontario and Manitoba.
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Canada
Prince Edward Island
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Manitoba
Alberta
British Columbia
Teletype Speeds Up Wire Messages Between Island and Mainland
The latest addition to Atlantic communications is a duplex teletype circuit linking Charlottetown and Halifax. Operators type on a keyboard in Charlottetown and messages print at Halifax as if typed there. The system allows two distinct messages to flow simultaneously over the same line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Edward Island
Mainland
Charlottetown
Halifax
Sponge cake sourced from Mrs. Brown Smith and Jones
A humorous exchange riffs on naming and dessert. The wife explains she used eggs from Mrs. Brown flour from Mrs. Smith and milk from Mrs. Jones to make sponge cake for dessert. The light domestic joke plays on the idea of a well named hubby asking about dessert.
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Hubby
Tuberculosis Control in Canada Urges Early Diagnosis and Bed Increases
Dr G J Wherrett of the Canadian Tuberculosis Association notes varying death rates by province and region. He emphasizes early diagnosis as the bed shortage noted in Quebec and the Maritimes lags behind Ontario and the West. The September bulletin calls for 2000 more beds and better after care with sanatoria and hospitals.
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G. J. Wherrett
Canadian Tuberculosis Association
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
West
Maritimes
The
Canadian Tuberculosis: Association
Association
Ottawa
John W
McCullough
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Earl Reed Silvers
Scott
R. J. Scott
Guatemala
Nawavss
Fces
Duchess
Denver
Wagitaffe
Aylmer
Pleg
Silver Star
BEC
Fearman
Cowan
Hellmann’s
O. Jar
B. Tin
Tim
Jif Soap Flakes P. &.G. Naphtha
Carroll
Texas
Mill Street
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