Al Dail Reunites With Love and Loss in New York
Al Dail, singing waiter and composer, confronts heartbreak when Molly Winton flees with their son Junior. He bids a final farewell at a park, watches the child leave by car, and faces an uncertain future amid a city of indifferent bustle as the tale continues.
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al Stone
Blackie Joe
New York
Molly Winton
Junior
Molly
John Perry
France
Daddy
Mother
A.oss
Celeste
Phillips Milk of Magnesia for Indigestion Relief
Acid stomach and indigestion are caused by excess acid two hours after meals. Phillips Milk of Magnesia acts quickly as a safe alkali neutralizing acid, with one spoonful able to neutralize many times its volume. It is tasteless, harmless, and recommended by physicians for decades.
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Acta
Stewart
Vankleek Hill
How to Relieve Children's Colds
A brief guide urges prompt home care for early cold symptoms in children. It promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a safe, non narcotic remedy easy to administer, with a mother from Holyoke endorsing their use for colds and constipation. Sold by dealers or 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Jos Cadieux
Holyoke
Mass
All Medicine
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Empire trade signals bright future says Amery in Canada
The Hon. L. C. M. S. Amery, former Dominion Affairs secretary, reports the atmosphere in Canada to be highly favorable for doing business with Great Britain and the Empire. He notes Canada is in excellent shape with steady development and strong prospects.
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Liverpool
Clever Goose Jimmy Delights English Mine Family
A South Elssal miner owns Jimmy the goose famed for hoop jumping face washing toe dancing and leaping over his master’s arm. The bird eats at a high chair and maintains perfect manners including saluting to the national anthem.
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England
Jimmy
Law Abiding English and Police Authority in Society
An excerpt discusses English obedience to law and support for authorities. It notes low crime rates among England's criminal class, describes the typical safe-breaker deterred by a lone policeman, and asserts policemen are rarely armed beyond a truncheon.
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England
Geoffrey Layman
Harper's Magazine
Canadian student orator Roche Pinard wins world title in Washington
Roche Pinard of Montreal representing Canada’s student orators won the top international prize before about 8 000 in Constitutional Hall Washington. German competitor Herbert Schaumann was second and Mexican Roberto Ortez Griz third. Pinard spoke on Canada among the nations in French and was judged best among youths from England the US France Germany Denmark Mexico Cuba and Peru. Worms article notes worms deprive infants of nourishment and Miller’s Worm Powders claim to correct stomach and bowel morbid conditions to ensure full nutrition and development.
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Roche Pinard
Montreal
Canada
Diplomatic Corps
Constitutional Hall
Washington
Herbert Schaumann
Germany
Roberto Ortez Griz
Mexico
Pinard
England
United States
France
Denmark
Cuba
Peru
Westminster Cathedral unveils fastest Europe lift
The new lift reaches 185 feet in 32 seconds, claimed as Europe’s highest and fastest. Previously about 11,000 visitors climbed to the top each year.
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Europe
Westminster Cathedral
Holland Builds World Class Locks for North Sea Canal
The North Sea canal near Amsterdam is expanding with three new locks, the largest in the world. The dual sets will surpass Panama by one third in length and half in width, allowing ocean liners like the Leviathan and Majestic to pass. The chamber fills in seven minutes, gates weigh 1200 tons each, and electric operation is used.
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Holland
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Panama
Suez
North Sea Canal
North Sea
Ijmulden
Panama Canal
Leviathan
Majestic
Suez Canal
Test of Liquid Gas Car at Essen Surges to 37 MPH
Max Waller tests a new liquid gas powered car in Essen Germany. Three steel tubes behind the seat vent gas to drive the vehicle with speed control via escape valves. He predicts future success could surpass speed records and revolutionize aviation propulsion.
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Essen
Germany
Max Waller
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promises Sleep for Infants
Worms fret babies and rob them of sleep. The Mother Graves Worm Exterminator claims to clear the stomach and intestines and restore healthfulness.
Canada Grain Grading System Best Yet Says Saskatoon Dean
The grain grading system in Canada is cited as superior by leading agronomists with over 90 percent of this year's wheat in statutory grades. Protein content averages 14 percent, with some as high as 19 percent, and the system is praised by major wheat buyers as the best in the world. The Dean of Agriculture at the University of Saskatchewan chaired a commission touring Canada to study marketing and handling of Dominion wheat.
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Canada
Faculty of Agriculture
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Dominion
Coal samples sent to Ottawa for testing by Mines Department
Carload samples of coal from various British Columbia mines will be forwarded to Ottawa. The Department of Mines will test and tabulate the qualities of each coal to designate the uses for which each coal is best suited.
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British Columbia
Ottawa
Department of Mines
There Shall Follow Still and Find Thee
A devotional excerpt contrasts personal effort with divine aid, quoting Isaiah 1 7 and lines by Arthur Hugh Clough and Robert Collyer. It discusses faith and perseverance, illustrating how reliance on God amplifies human capability like steam power moving a train. It notes a France dog population figure and a greyhound speed.
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Arthur Hugh Clough
Robert Collyer
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