Comeback of Al Stone at Blackie's and Grace's plan
Al Stone, once derided as a has-been, returns to Blackie's New York club in new clothes and a renewed stage presence. Grace Farrel, assistant manager, guides his comeback while their romance deepens as he fights to reclaim fame and protect their fragile future. Molly Winton and John Perry's past shadows linger, fueling Grace's worries about Molly and Al's temptations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Stone
Blackieton
New York
Grace Farrel
Molly Winton
Jams
Molly
John Perry
Perry
France
Sal
Blackie
Grace
Ufe
Blackie Place
Gracie
Mart
Nat Hotel Pou
Sraed
Agabe
Abe
Washington Square
Broadway
Blackie’s
Marcus
Junior
That Abe Might Return and Try to Wreck AI Again
Fragmentary note suggests a possible return by Abe to interfere with artificial intelligence. The text hints at ongoing plans and a warning to watch for continued activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Indians near Alberta approve motion pictures for museum
The Backfoot Indians near Gieichem Alberta approve motion pictures for the National Museum of Canada to document their customs. Archaeologist J T Goodertam visited the tribe in 1928 and 1930, filming ceremonies but lacking film and funding, while noting the elders’ fear of losing traditional dances as younger generations pursue crops and technology.
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Gieichem
Alberta
Canaan
J. T Goodertam
Diana
Effett
Bieta
Ste. Gooderham
Ter
Natonal Museum
Sr Gooderham
Tito
Museuum
Visiting Anthropologist Diamana Jenness Reports from Batavia
Diamana Jenness of the National Museum of Canada spoke to the Gyro Club in Ottawa about the Fourth Pacific Scientific Congress held in Batavia Java where he represented the Canadian Government. He is known for Eskimo studies begun with the Canadian Arctic Expedition from 1918 to 1926 and wrote The People of the Twilight. He also researched New Guinea before Arctic work and published through Oxford University and the Polynesian Society of New Zealand. He oversees the National Museum totem poles and loaned an archaeologist in 1926 27 totem pole preservation along the CNR Skeena Valley British Columbia.
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Diamana Yennens
Department of Anthropology
National Museum of Canada
Batavia
Java
Ottawa
Jenness
MacMillan Company
New Guinea
Oxford University
Polynesian Society of
New Zealand
National Museum
CNR
Skeena Valley
British Columbia
Ireland and Briand ties traced to Breton Irish roots
The text notes Ireland claims Briand, France’s tenth premier, is of Irish descent through Conell Brand of Finisterre, later Nantes overseer, with a fanciful claim Cowell descends from Brian Boru. It then shifts to Saskatoon revenue figures for October and a Scottish church anecdote, ending with a Franklin note about early U.S. postmasters and salary.
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Ireland
de Briand
France
Breton
Nantes
Conell Brand
Finisterre
Cowell
Brian Boru
Eat For Health and Enjoyment On Christmas
A 1910s era nutrition piece by dietitian Mary A Buettner discusses Christmas feasting. It emphasizes prudent food choices for December 25 and avoiding bilious attacks on December 26, presenting two menus to satisfy health and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Buettner
Low Cost School Meal Menu Highlights
The menu features Tomato Bouillon Olives Celery and Toast Sticks with Roast Turkey Chicken or Duck Sweet Potatoes Dressing Buttered Cauliflower Gravy Whole Wheat Rotls Butter and White Salad Crackers Tangerine Ice Small Cakes Coffee Cream Sugar Milk for Children and low cost options including soups and pies.
Lightest metal lithium hailed at New York Electrical Society
Dr. W C MacTavish announced lithium as the world’s lightest metal at a New York Electrical Society meeting. The silvery soft metal, half the weight of water, is costly but key for aviation alloys and bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Wu
U.S
New York Electrical Society
W. C. MacTavish
New York University
Europe
Mars critic's note on heart trouble and tonic advice
A fragment recounts faint and dizzy spells with smothering sensations when lying down. The writer lies propped in bed as the doctor labels the problem heart and nerves and suggests a strong heart tonic. The note ends mid sentence with an instruction to take something unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Dansvury
Mercer's perilous trek to Ethiopia for Ethiopic Old Testament
Professor S A B Mercer, restrained by monks for two millennia, prepares to photograph a hidden Abyssinian Old Testament manuscript. He will travel from Trinity College to Abyssinia through deserts, entering monasteries guarded by soldiers, to preserve the Ethiopic text and enhance biblical scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A. B. Mercer
Trinity College
University of Toronto
Abyssinia
Varsity Cloisters
Boly
Abyssina
Mercer
Europe
Ethiople
Abuma
Mercer Saled
New York
Marseilles
North Africa
Simple and Sure Oil Directions For Use
Dr Thomas Selectric Oil is described as 20 simple in application. The text states the liniment use is for rubbing and as a dressing. Directions are plain and easily understood by both young and old.
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Thomas
Alberta Government Filming Wildlife For Education
Alberta's government is shooting about 30000 feet of film to illustrate native birds, nests, and eggs for educational exhibits. The project also covers fur farming and aims to show every aspect of wild life in the province, with future filming planned for next summer near Benedick's sanctuary east of Leduc. The first showing occurred recently at the Spruce Lane school in the Leduc district.
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Alberta
Benedick
Leduc
Spruceale
Pedestrian Act Promises Signal Buttons at Crossings
The New York Evening Post reports a proposal to install street crossing buttons letting pedestrians stop traffic with a Stop and Go signal. The plan limits each halt to 15 seconds then requires 45 seconds before others may halt traffic, giving pedestrians control for a quarter of each cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
No Last Good Truly Lost In Final Fulfillment
A devotional note cites biblical verse and quotations from Browning and Whitney about goodness not wasted. It argues that true intention survives errors, with God guiding outcomes, and imperfect deeds contribute to a larger holy purpose as flaws fall away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Adeline D. T. Whitney
Worm Powders Claim to Cure Child Worms
An old advertisement touts Miller's Worm Powders as an immediate remedy to expel intestinal worms in children and correct the conditions enabling their growth, promising health restoration once the intruders are removed.
Will Aid Fire Fighters In Northern Manitoba
Forestry Department rangers from The Pas district will use carrier birds to speed report transmission from the Battle against forest fires in northern Manitoba. Cororant Lake base head Robert Harvey says the birds are his private hobby, not a government firefighting program.
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Manitoba
Forestry Department
Pas
Robert Harvey
Cornorant Lake
Venezuelan Cesar Zumeta Elected VP of International Conference
Senor Cesar Zumeta, Venezuelan council member of the League of Nations, is elected vice president of the International Conference on the Treatment of Foreigners. Also noted is a surge in engines, with many new aero engines being fixed radial air cooled types.
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Senor
Cesar Zumeta
League of Natons
International Confervice
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Benjamin Franklin
United Sates
Mr. Pester
State Department
Hoover
Chicago
Holloway
Madras
India
Pein CIA
Noad
Wild
England
Alma
Minard
Grant Omer
Frederic W. Farrar
Usca Am
South Africa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mr. J. Malin
Barton Se Eas
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
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