Broadway romance ends in a child and a rising romance
Al Stone a singing waiter at Blackie Joe’s in New York writes a love ballad for Molly Winton but she fears for her career. Marcus the Broadway producer offers to buy the song and Molly finally sings it after Al’s persuasion. Grace the cigarette girl loves Al. John Perry guides Molly as Al purchases a Rolls Royce and they pursue a public rooftop life. Molly admits she may be pregnant, threatening her stage future as Al consoles her and plans a future together. The scene ends with Molly, Al, and Perry leaving the Broadway building amid city lights.
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al Stone
Blackie Joe
New York
Molly Winton
Marcus
Molly
Grace
Sbe
Blackie’s
John Perry
John
Manhattan Roof Theatre
Mollyyard
Broadway
Perry
Ali
Delver
Sir al
Rolls-Royce
Darling
Marvellou
Gene Marcus
Tam
Melly
Canadian National Railways forecasts record growth in broadcasting
W D Robb of Canadian National Railways predicts the next year will see the greatest advance in Canadian broadcasting since the art began. He cites expanded national weekly networks, improved programmes, and more Canadian talent reaching listeners coast to coast, with CN planning three weekly extensions from the Maritimes to the Rockies and one to the Pacific.
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Canada
W. D. Robb
Canadian National Railways
Naion
Maritimes
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Pacific
Long canoe trip retraces fur traders route across Canada
A five member party travels from the east in a specially built Phillips canoe along a historic fur trade route from Summer Lake near Prince George to the Pacific. The journey spans Athabasca territory through North Country Parks as they aim to reach the Pacific Ocean, recounting half a century of western Canada travel.
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Jasper
Phillips
Curl
Jasper National
North Country
Summer Lake
Prince Gerke
B.C
Athabaska
Canada
Pacific Ocean
Keep Children Well During Hot Weather
Mothers face dangers of cholera infantum and stomach troubles in hot months. Baby's Own Tablets are advertised as preventive and curative for infants, sold 25 cents a box by The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville and by mail. Also mentions North Portal Sask. and a man bringing a small menagerie to Canada. Muscular rheumatism relief is claimed for Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil with brisk rubbing.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
E. Olney
New London
Bio
Canada
North Portal
Sask
Mr. Olney
White Court
Thomas
Parachute Jump Broadcast From Roosevelt Field
Henry G. Bushmeyer conducted a 10 000 foot parachute jump at Roosevelt Field New York broadcasting live via a 24 pound short wave radio set. The experiment delivered his words to the National Broadcasting Station New York studio and out over a network of stations.
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Roosevelt Field
New York
Henry G. Bushmeyer
Bushmeyer
Mike
National Broadcasting Station
Judged by Newspaper Standards for City Reputation
A city’s standing hinges on its newspaper. Strong treatment of news, features, and editorials shapes public perception. If the paper falters, the city’s reputation suffers and institutions feel the impact.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Endorsed for Indigestion Relief
Advert says excess stomach acid causes sour stomach and indigestion. It extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a tasteless, harmless neutralizer that works quickly, claiming 50 years as standard with physician support. Dose is one spoonful in water and immediate relief follows.
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Magnesia
Tve
Floating relic from Celtic found near Rochford France
A bore thrown overboard from the liner Celtic in July 1927 was recovered at Rochford France after drifting two years across the Atlantic via the Gulf Stream. The mussed sea tale notes a plant life water source used by travelers in arid regions.
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Celtic
Rochford
France
New York
Azores
Atlantic
Keeping a Sound Body Through Fasting and Walking
Advice links fasting and walking to a sound body and sound soul, praising fasting prayers and walking as dual fitness. Notes Germany developing natural parks while a quip claims no railroads in the Kingdom of Afghanistan.
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Kingdom of
Afghanistan
Little Helps For This Week Quote From Poets
Excerpted verses discuss Thy kingdom come with peace and joy and God’s will as law. Charles Wesley and Charles Kingsley quoted describe a kingdom of willing obedient hearts over strict dogma. Philemon is referenced as example of worldly sight and meek devotion.
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Charles Wesley
Heaven
Philemon
Charles Kingsley
Valuable Seed Pod Display Highlights World’s Most Expensive Bloom
The Chelsea Flower Show in London showcased a rare Milonia Armstrong orchid seed pod with seeds sold for over 1500 dollars and others at 1000 dollars. The entire pod and seeds are valued around 150000 dollars. A separate plan announced a 7000000 dollar commercial fertilizer plant to be built in Trail British Columbia. Canada’s higher education system includes 23 universities and 85 colleges.
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Chelsea
Trail
British Columbia
Priceless Relics Guard Sweden's Ancient Heritage
Sweden holds the world's richest prehistoric relics thanks to 15 000 years of habitation. Professor Curman notes half a million antiquities in scientific museums. Landscape barriers hid tombs and Viking runes. laws 300 years ago protected relics.
Western Town Bylaw Aims To Prevent Collisions At Crossings
A bylaw mandates that when two cars reach a crossing both must stop and neither may proceed until the other has cleared. While this should reduce collisions, it may cause minor traffic congestion.
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Jerstand
Smadian National Railways
Holloway
Germany
Corns Aan
Putnams Corn Extractor
Verendy
Eveready
Canadian National Carbon Co
Montreal
Winnipeg
Mf and Batery Staton
CEXC
Toronto
Ata
Matthew
Sweden
Trafic
Easpirin
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