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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
1
A baby boa constrictor named Miss Peggy Dunn's newest pet. The small snake features grey body with striking black and red markings and fits a fashionable style accent in the household.
Reginald Webster Halberlin a wealthy young merchant pursued actress Ena Galt after meeting her at Battling Butler. He bought her seat for months and proposed repeatedly. Despite family interference the couple married at St George's Register Office with Halberlin smiling on exit.
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a nationwide modernization program costing over 125 million dollars. Initial work includes a 616,221 dollar elevation of tracks at 55th Street Chicago and 121,379 dollar refinements near the Pennsylvania shops. Also planned are heavy repair facilities at the shops and dock improvements at Sandusky to admit large ships. A second track from Webbs to Walbridge, Ohio with 125 car siding at Webbs is set for 400,000 dollars.
Lloyd George attends Criccieth Choral Society concert with Mrs. Lloyd George and daughter. He lauds the revived Harlech festival and urges Wales to sail into a broad sea of song. He praises Sir Walford Davies and hails Brynhyfryd as the most beautiful tune. He hopes Welsh survives at home and altar to keep the nation’s soul alive. In Ft Wayne, Indiana, a 110 foot turntable will replace a 75 foot unit costing 68068 dollars as part of railway modernization for summer traffic.
Constance, Duchess of Westminister, writes a sketch for Morrison Harvey and Miss Beatrice Lillie. The piece is accepted by the Little Theatre management and will enter rehearsal for the Nine O'Clock Revue. Harvey endorses her first writing effort and notes the sketch’s development from their collaboration.
An Eskimo, Aliakomiak, is held for trial on a murder charge as a judicial posse heads to Herschel Island after a string of Arctic tragedies. The scene shows Judge and defense counsel in Edmonton and Winnipeg with key officials and the aged interpreter Morning Glory. The party camps in the barren wastes for the proceedings.
Lausanne June 21 The Near East conference enters its ninth week of the second phase with negotiations likely to continue into another fortnight. Allied circles say Turkish concessions on the Ottoman debt are insufficient and Ismet Pasha must bow to further demands if peace at Lausanne is to be possible.
Ottawa reports that government circles anticipate substantial cuts to maritime freight rates and steamer charges following the Senate's vigorous presentation of maritime grievances.
A promise is offered for Freckle removal with Othine double strength. The ad claims no cost unless freckles disappear and a clear complexion results with minimal use. It touts guaranteed effectiveness and notes availability at druggists with emphasis on double strength product.
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