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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
1
A lively Columbia recording pairs the track All She'd Say Was Umh Hum with In Napoli. The performers deliver a sunny Italian character song featuring a Sole Mio style refrain.
Nora Bayes debuts two new blues numbers "The Broadway Blues" and "Singin' the Blues" with exclusive Columbia artist flair. The songs blend smiling and tearful expressions to evoke both laughter and pathos in a theatrical mood.
Ted Lewis delivers lively fox trot tunes highlighting upbeat brass and playful rhythm. Columbia Records announces a new process with durable, accurate detailing as part of monthly dealer sales on the 10th and 20th.
In cold weather the cooling system tends to cool the engine, harming economy and starting. The article advises keeping underhood heat by heating jacket water, using a padded hood cover with a radiator curtain, and optional louvre or shutter devices to retain heat. Hood covers help engine warmth and avoid overheating when idle.
In New Jersey on December 7 a mixed jury of five women and seven men including Mr and Mrs L Stone Jr decided for a hardware firm in a debt suit. The trial featured a long 11 to 1 ballot and a remarking foreman blaming a single woman for delays. Jurors complained of tedium but said they enjoyed the service and each received 75 cents.
New York traders report Canadian funds unsettled and weak with the dollar near 86.25 cents, brushing the February low of 86.50 as banks note no specific trigger. Analysts say the drift is seasonal and linked to year end balances, with potential policy steps to lift the unofficial Dominion securities embargo after year start.
A testimonial from a customer describes long term blood ailment relief after using Micard's Liniment Co. product Liniment. The writer notes prior unsuccessful salves and medicines and says symptoms vanished after applying the liniment, improving daily functioning.
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