House of Dreams Come True Chapter Climax in London
Margaret Fedler presents a melodrama chapter where Jean and Burke attend a lively reception in a park house setting. A tense contrast unfolds with Blaise Tormarin angered by rogue lodge boys, while Burke coolly defuses conflict and Jean weighs temper and attraction amid social conventions and past discipline.
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House OF Dreams
Margaret Fedler ‘Auber OF
Ree Wren
Jean
Blaise
Peterson
Burke
Tormarin
Tormaria
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Salts Indigestion Remedy
Acid indigestion causes pain and sour stomach about two hours after meals. An alkali neutralizes acid, with Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the standard corrective for 30 years. One spoonful neutralizes much more acid instantly, is harmless and tasteless, and acts quickly. Ensure you get genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia.
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Phillipe Dental Magnesia
Relief Work Wages Kept At Standard In British Columbia
In Victoria BC Minister Bruhn stated unemployment relief will not cut wage standards. He explained relief supports men who work in exchange for board and a cash allowance, but not a full eight hour day. Workers would complete roughly 120 hours monthly, earning $7.50 extra per month plus board and judging.
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British Columbia
Bruhn
Victoria BC
The Rhyming Optimist by Aline Michaelie
A brief poem extols laughter as a light in dark days and a sign of happiness in lovers and children. The piece shifts to a medical note praising a remedy for catarrh, claiming internal use and relief, with testimonials from users.
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Aline Michaelie
Thomas
Ready to wear clothing industry in Canada report
A 1930 official report on men’s factory clothing shows 192 establishments produced goods worth 40,819,423 dollars with 10,836 workers. Quebec dominated output with 635 percent and 56.9 percent of employees, led by Montreal. Men’s suits totaled 20,902,820 dollars, followed by overcoats 7,922,227 and trousers 4,860,824. other garments accounted for 7,133,552.
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Canada
Quebec
Montreal
Age misreporting in census reveals gender gaps
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics finds women understate ages more around 40 while men overstate more after 60. Among centenarians studied, 45 women and 37 men. 42 female and 34 male overstated ages, with several men exaggerating by large margins and women generally less so.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Perfectly Reliable Lady Seeks Radio on Instalment Plan
A lady requests a radio on instalment terms while a dealer remarks on a prior purchase. The exchange highlights a prior deal and praises a tonic claiming to remove blemishes. The ad-like fragment ends with a plug for Douglas Egyptian Liniment.
Question of Face Mask Wearing Extends Beyond Last Year
Experts debate if mask usage will continue throughout the year at similar rates as the previous season. Health officials cite ongoing illness trends and public guidance to anticipate sustained usage among certain groups and settings.
British Columbia industries reach estimated 1931 output
Provincial figures show four main sectors producing a combined value of 149,025,054 dollars in 1931. Wood products including pulp and paper led with 51,500,000, minerals 26,567,300, agricultural goods 55,957,754, and fisheries 15,000,000.
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British Coumbia
Dirigibles For Russia Contract Signed By Italian Commander
General Umberto Nobile, famed for the ill fated polar expedition, signs a three year plus contract with the Soviet Government to design and build a fleet of dirigibles. Other items note a worm remedy, a lace like cloth from West Indies trees, and a glacier center moving quicker than edges.
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Umberto Nobile
North Pole
West Indies
Courage From Faith Amid Trials By Henry Van Dyke
The text urges unwavering courage through faith, quoting Psalm and Anna Laetitia Waring. It reflects on fearlessness, divine presence, and the idea that God surrounds and guides the journey, even through darkness. It emphasizes trusting a planned path and finding light in conviction.
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Anna Laetitia Waring
Henry van Dyke
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promote Health Pill Ad
An ad touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a gentle vegetable tonic for liver and bowels. It claims relief from constipation, indigestion, headaches, poor complexion, and variness, urging readers to ask for Carter's by name.
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Frank Ciswell
Carter
An Irishman’s Way Rubber-stamped Station Gaffe
An Irishman secured a job at a railway station but forgot its name at the first train arrival. He called out a garbled plea, asking passengers to join him for their destination. The piece then notes women in France rising in professional and commercial roles.
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Jean
Aspirin Bayer Tablets Offer Quick Relief for Pain
An old ad copy touts Aspirin as a universal remedy for headaches, fatigue, neuralgia, and more. It urges carrying the tablets, taking two or three with water, and insists the product is safe when labeled Bayer. Claims crafted for general aches, including monthly discomfort, with Made in Canada branding.
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Canada
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