Family turmoil and a quiet warning from Uncle Sim
Gay confesses to Uncle Sim about fears over Nick and a tempting neighbor singer. The elder voices reassurance and a plan to rest, while Sonny enjoys a bank outing with Nick and Uncle Sim. A chance encounter at the bank hints at a new complication as a mysterious blue-dressed woman exits.
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Uncle Sim
Gay
Nick
United States
Bakersville
Hearthstone
Sim
Hades
Simeon Bartlett
Sonny
First National Bank
Soony
Main Street
Daddy
Simeon
Lady In
Blue
New Town Minton Grows On Saskatchewan Frontier
The town of Minton near Highway No. 6 in Saskatchewan bursts with commerce and services including two stores a lumber yard three implement dealers two elevators a hotel pool hall meat market municipal hall two blacksmith shops two garages an oil station and a post office. Surrounded by rich mixed farming land the community boasts thrifty farmers many owning farms with little debt and ample livestock. The area has no police nearby after the loss of a $10 000 police station due to lack of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minton
Broomhead-Minton
C.P.R
Saskatchewan
U S Naval Program Outlined for London Treaty S
Secretary of the Navy Adams presented to the House naval committee a first year construction program under the London naval treaty totaling 134 million dollars. Plans include a 7500 ton six inch gun cruiser a 10000 ton flying deck cruiser four 1100 ton submarines a 13800 ton aircraft carrier ten 1500 ton destroyers and a 1850 ton destroyer leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Administration
House Naval Committee
Adams
Versatile Little Dress Pattern for Girls 4 6 and 8
All Tingey models are designed in Paris and patterns made in New York. The dress suits small girls with belted or loose styles and yoke features. Materials include cotton ginghams wool rayons and silks. French knots tiny spots and a tiny pleated self frill are attractive yoke details. Sizes 4 6 and 8 years. Ready for delivery. Send 25 cents to Fashion Bureau with name address pattern number and size.
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Paris
New York
Fashion Bureau
Honey crop in Southern Alberta to top seven hundred fifty thousand pounds
The latest advices predict Honey production in Southern Alberta will reach at least 750000 pounds this year, nearly double the previous year. Quality is described as very high. Minard's Liniment for all Pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Electric Power In Rural Saskatchewan
The Saskatoon power house of the Saskatchewan Government Power Commission energizes high tension lines to Shellbrook and intervening towns. About 400 miles of lines will supply power to around 100 towns, including Rosthern, Duck Lake, Humboldt, Zealandia, Outlook, and Moose Jaw, expanding rural electrification and municipal power distribution in the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan Government Power Commission
Saskatchewan
Shellbrook
Central Electric
Power Commission
Rosthern
Duck Lake
Humboldt
Zealandia
Outlook
Moose Jaw
Municipal Light
Saskatchewan Power Commission
Good Horsemanship Dominates Royal Winter Fair Military Jumping
Germany and Ireland led the field at the Royal Winter Fair Coliseum Toronto in the Royal York’s $1 000 Military Jumping Stake. German and Irish entries topped four other nations including the United States Sweden Canada and Hungary. The Germans took first and second prizes while Ireland claimed third and fourth as the U S placed fifth. The course proved demanding with the two German horses scoring 1 percent faults and the two Irish entries 2 faults each.
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Germany
Ireland
Coliseum
Toronto
Royal York
United States
Sweden
Canada
Hungary
Persian Balm Ad Describes Versatile Beauty Use
An advertisement extols Persian Balm as irresistible and cool to the touch. It claims the product softens and whitens hands and leaves skin youthful and soft textured. The copy notes use by women as a powder base and for complexions, by men as a hair fixative or shaving lotion, and by children to soothe tender skin.
No More Athletic Figures in Canadian Diet Trends
The Fort William Times-Journal remarks that Canadians now eat more eggs per capita than any nation and suggests a shift toward bacon, bread, apples, and fish. It laments a loss of the slim athletic build once prized, predicting an ideal future form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort William
Times-Journal
Little Helps For This Week In Praise And Song
A devotional exhortation urges joyful worship through praise rather than mere penance. It cites Psalm cxlvi 2 and Epictetus to encourage readers to keep praise as their daily duty and invitation to join in uplifting song.
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Epictetus
Canada’s 1929 Gold Output Tops Prior Year
Canada’s 1929 gold production reached 1,928,308 ounces valued at 39,861,663 dollars, up from 1,890,592 ounces and 39,082,005 dollars in 1928. Ontario yielded the majority with Porcupine and Kirkland Lake. BC Quebec Yukon Manitoba Nova Scotia Alberta contributed smaller amounts.
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Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Yukon Territory
Ontario
British Columbia
Quebec
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
Alberta
Porcupine
Kirkland Lake
Miller's Worm Powders Promoted for Child Worms
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement extols Miller's Worm Powders as a cure for intestinal worms in children. The copy claims worms harm digestion and health, and promises immediate destruction of worms and correction of favorable conditions.
Pompeii Finds Spur Further Italian Treasures
Archaeologists pushing after discovery of Roman gold objects buried for over eighteen centuries beneath Vesuvius. A polychromatic Apollo statue and a fresco of surpassing beauty were found in the same ancient house at No. 4 Via Abbondanza, concealed since A D 79.
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Vesuvius
Apollo
No. 4
Via Abbondanza
A.D
Euphemia Named in Odd Sleep Talk
A wife confronts her husband about calling Euphemia in his sleep. he reveals Euphemia is his sister Mary nicknamed for affection. The exchange ends with a sales line for Minard's Liniment urging cold relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Euphemia
Mary
Actress Affirms Belief in Marriage in Interview
The reporter questioned a famous film actress about marriage. She answered that she certainly believes in marriage and has been and will be married, speaking in a candid interview.
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Relia Eves
Christine Whiting Parmenter
John Maxwell
Tere
Gay Betceleya
Lady Squires and Daughter
Lady Squires
Sir Richard Squires
Newfoundland
Rosemary
London
Sir Richard
U.S. Naval Program
Mississippi
Idaho
New Mexico
Senate
Bingle
Mowls
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Eva A. Tingey
Lassie
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Minard
Western Canada Flour Mills Co Limited
Toronta Ma
Pompeii
Ottawa
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