Broadway Jones and the Broadway Dream in Decline
Broadway Jones, famed as New York’s Broadway favorite, sinks from millionaire playboy to deep debt and spirals toward despair. After lavish spending, wary creditors, and a dangerous plan, he contemplates drastic action as Rankin watches the unraveling fate on the great street.
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Jackson Jones
Broadway
New York
Wonnavilla
Abner Jones
Judge Spotswood
Ihla
Hghta
Rankin
Butling
Circle
Forty
Jones
Ran Jkin
Gerard
Jackson
Dollie
Shanley
Mr. Grump
Churchill’a
Wallace
Anden
Bob
Old Man
Salvation Army
Rankie
Wall Street
Josie Richards
Irl
Taxicabman
Broadway Jones
Steam Heat Causes Colds In City Drug Store
A man rushes into a drug store asking for a cold remedy and claims steam radiators caused his illness. The pharmacist notes today’s rush for cold meds begins with steam heat season as many customers report colds from overly warm rooms and gradual heating.
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Pen Sons
Auddeo
To Make a Gird Bathe
To make a canary bathe, stop giving lettuce for a week. Place a small leaf of green lettuce in the bath bottom, fill with moderately cool water, and set in the cage. The bird will seek the water for the lettuce and begin bathing regularly. repeat the treatment if necessary.
South Seas Still Rich in Romance Despite Civilized Change
New York notes that South Sea Islands retain romance for visitors, with diving expeditions, pearl-trader cruises, and Tahiti highlighted as the gem of the Australasian archipelago. Civilisation has barely altered island life beyond ending cannibalism and adding a few town buildings.
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New York
South Pacific Ocean
Robinson Crusoe
Islands
South Seas
South Sea
Stevangon
Peart
Coral Islands
South Sea Islands
Australasian
I Wlands
Tahiti
Biden
Tha Aland
Looma
Want Fourth Marriage Annulled in Patchogue
Morton E. F. Jones, 65, seeks an annulment of his fourth marriage to Helen Lee, 35, in Patchogue New York, filed a week ago.
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Patchogue
N. Y
Morton EF. Jones
Hllen Lee
Vaccinate 125000 Pupils in Parochial Schools
New York health officials plan a vaccination drive for 125000 pupils in parochial schools with the approval of church authorities. The effort targets preventing disease spread in the school community and will involve coordination with local priests.
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New York
Health Department
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