Al Stone entertains Molly as romance blooms at Blackie Joe's
Al Stone, the singing waiter, woos Molly at Joe's New York club while producer Marcus weighs buying his song. Molly accepts a headlining spot in a Marcus revue, and Grace confesses love for Al, fearing heartbreak as the night ends with renewed triumph and quiet grief.
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Marcus
Joe
New York
AL Stone
Blackie
Molly
al Amu
Jess Molly
Grace
Blacke
Mr. Stone
Blackie Joe
Objections To Skyscrapers
Grace overhears Al and Molly planning elopement while Blackie stays loyal. Molly expresses eagerness for marriage and escape to brighter days as Grace wrestles with jealousy and fear. Al hesitates but resolves to be fair, signaling a looming confrontation as the scene ends with Grace crying and vowing concern.
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Grace
Molly
Queer Ideas Of Sport And The Remarkable Prince Of Wales
A critical look at various attitudes toward sport and wildlife. The piece argues that many view nature as mere scenery or game and cites the Prince of Wales as an example of restraint in hunting. It contends that killing for sport threatens species and reflects poorly on so called sportsmen.
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Prince of Wales
Eveready
Canal
National Carbon Co
Mechanic Repairs Goofed Engine With Hammer
The expert Hemi Tee was called after a factory motor broke. Tie examined it, tapped with a hammer for 1.00, and knew where to tap for 49.00, yielding a 50.00 total. The owner sought an itemized bill asking 880, but received the short summary of charges.
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Wan Hig
A Poor Housekeeper Mrs Smith and Mrs Brown Dialogue
A humorous exchange shows Mrs Brown lacking vinegar when Mrs Smith asks to borrow. Mrs Smith scolds poor housekeeping as she visits repeatedly. The note ends with a mention of Minard's Liniments for summer colds and a line about Spanish applause consisting of a peculiar hiss.
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Mrs. Smith
Chicago Clash Over Century Skyscrapers And City Life
The article discusses Chicago’s push toward supertall towers and the protest against 100 plus story structures. Critics warn of traffic congestion, crowded workforces, and reduced air quality, while fire risks loom despite fireproofing. City authorities recently revoked a sixty story permit.
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Chicago
New York
London
Wwe
Harvest hands excursions to Wes discontinued for year
The Telegram notes that harvest hands excursions to the prairies may not be renewed this year due to a surge of labor saving farming machinery including combines. The rise of mechanization has reduced manual farm labor, and younger Canadians may miss this historical opportunity to see Canada firsthand, as reported in Toronto.
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Canada
Toronto ‘Telegram
Summer Heat Dangers For Babies And Remedies
Summer heat endangers infants with diarrhea cholera infantum dysentery and dehydration risks. Prompt care is vital and Baby's Own Tablets are promoted to regulate bowels and soothe the stomach. The ad also notes Okanagan Valley fruit yields with some drought injury and recommends Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for earache.
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Dr. Williama’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Okanagan Valley
Thomas
The Manager Debates a Troubled Salesman
A department manager suggests firing a new salesman for sleeping on the job while the general manager proposes moving him to the clock section to demonstrate alarm clocks, weighing the worker's future in the department.
Little Helps For This Week by Francis B Horbrooke
A devotional piece citing Proverbs and gospel trust. It extols placing faith in God to find peace and rest, describing a heart that prays for harmony with divine will rather than for gifts. The text emphasizes constancy in prayer and reliance on the Giver.
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Francis B. Horbrooke
Canada’s 1929 Business Outlook Mixed Despite Wheat Woes
The Royal Bank of Canada review notes early 1929 hints of a minor recession due to low wheat prices and tight money, yet spring and early summer show high activity. With credit strains easing and better wheat prospects, year-end outlook improves, offsetting crop size concerns.
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Royal Bank of Canada
New Zealand Butter Trade Aims Year Round Canadian Market
New Zealand butter firms plan to secure a dominant share of the Canadian market. The Auckland Sun notes a leading dairy operator, controlling about a third of New Zealand exports, seeks at least fifty five percent output. Alliances with Australian houses, Canada UK advertising, and an agreement to keep butter on the market all year are reported.
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New Zealand
Canada
Auckland Sun
Dominion
United Kingdom
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Plackle
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Aera Trem
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