Broadway Awakens to Love and a Town in Doubt
Jackson Jones known as Broadway faces debts and a sharked future as he falls for Josie and plans a life beyond Gotham lights. Rankin's return with danger shifts to Beatrice Gerard’s audacious engagement reveal, while Wallace offers partnership to fund Broadway’s fight against the gum trust.
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Jackson Jones
Broadway
York
Onx
Jonesville
Abner Jones
Judge Boolancet
New York
Law York
Robert Wallace
Gerard
Wallace
Roadway
Abner
Europe
Peter Pambroke
Consolidated Chewing Gum Company
Spotewood
Josh Richards
Pembroke
Trust
Jones
Rankin
Earl of Cortland
Dearie
Bob
Jackson
Mrs. Gerard
Mr. Wallace
Consolidated
Absord
Thia
The Unknown Regions Beyond the Atmosphere Described
An article outlines atmospheric layers from 4.7 miles up to 125 miles, noting clouds and moisture in the lower stratum, near-zero temperature changes at 20 miles, and hydrogen-dominated air at 50 miles. It discusses the unknowns beyond 125 miles and reflects on early balloon exploration and upper-atmosphere science. Also discussed is social attitudes toward women smoking in public in Canada, the United States, and England, noting changes and cultural taboos.
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Canada
United States
Stammering Tied to Left Handedness and School Pressure
P B Ballard of London County Council argues stammering stems from forcing left handed children to write with the right hand. He cites statistics showing higher stammering rates in right-handed forced groups, with cures when left handed use is restored. Boys show double the stammering rate of girls.
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P. B. Ballard
London County Council Inspector of
Dog’s Winter Wardrobe Spends in New York Shop
A woman with a Maltese terrier entered a large New York department store and spent about 25 dollars on a winter wardrobe for her dog. She said she would rather spend to keep him healthy than risk cold or sickness, buying a sweater coat and boots for dressy street wear.
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Broadway
Buey
New York
Rankin
Kennedy's
Jackson
Josie
Man who can afford thirty millions looks like thirty cents
A remark notes that only a person with substantial wealth can afford to appear modest, using the idea that someone with around thirty million dollars can afford to look like a mere thirty cents. The observation contrasts wealth with perceived frugality and status.
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