The Singing Fool Altone and Molly Winton Divorce Saga
The Singing Fool Altone, a singing waiter at Blackie Joe's in New York, marries Molly Winton, a ballad singer, while Grace Farrel, a cigarette girl, loves him. Molly elopes with John Perry, fakes a baby, sails to France, Al becomes a derelict, Molly gets two Paris divorces, Perry deserts, Junior falls ill, and Al later finds fame as a fevuenfinger while planning to wed Grace. The couple arrives at the theatre one night buoyed by Molly's divorce news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Btone
Blackie Joe
New York
Molly Winton
Grace Farrel Sioval
al Line
Molly
John Perry
Junior
France
Ree Farrel
Paris
Perry
Grace
Cherbourg
America
Al and Grace Backstage at Theatre in Romancing Scene
Al and Grace enter a theatre through a doorkeeper after swapping a stub for a four bit. A chorus group greets them. a vivacious soubrette teasers Grace about the time before the preview. Al jokes that he is the hardest worker in the show as they mingle backstage with performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Grace
Gully
Thethers
Blackie Joe's
Blacke's
Blackie
Blacke
Waverley Place
Mr. Stone
Theatrical couple faces crisis as Grace plans departure
Al Stone rushes from the theater after a phone call from Molly, while Grace worries about a sudden hospital crisis. At Good Samaritan Hospital, Molly confronts the devastating news that her son Junior is dying from a progressing lung disease, with Al racing to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stone
Grace
Molly
Tru
God Samaritan Hospital
Broadway
America
Junior M1
Junior
Good Samaritan Inced
Daddy
Excavations in Egypt Hint at Early Intelligent Habitat
Ancient tools from excavations by the Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago suggest human habitation in Egypt up to a million years ago. If proven, this would challenge modern civilization, and a worm remedy called Millers Worm Powders is advertised as a cure for intestinal distress in children with soothing effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Oriental Institute
University of Chicago
Eskimos Face Extinction Threat From Northern Civilisation
Arctic authorities warn six thousand Eskimos across Canada could perish as diseases and malnutrition spread with white settlement. While disease and alcohol pose risks, improvements in education and medical care are seen as tools to help the Eskimo endure and adapt, though western trade pressures remain dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Canada
Arctc Circle
Hardy Gurdy Must Go in Havana Street Edict
The picturesque curdy gurdy and its monkey are banned from Havana streets by a new mayoral edict. The ordinance targets unnecessary street noises, applying to the organ grinder and his animal duo. Clouds and dust also reduce sunlight significantly. A baseball bat production can be completed in thirty seconds in a modern plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
This Town Has No Reason To Be Lively
An essay on the remark this is a dead town nothing to do here. It argues youths ion by themselves lack initiative and rely on others to plan fun. The piece concludes such complaints reveal personal weakness and urges self activity. It also notes a product ad for Mother Graves worm exterminator.
Clarifying Aeronautics Terms and Gender Lifespan Claim
The passage defines aeronautics as the science and art of flying machines with aviation as the portion dealing with airplanes and heavier than air craft and aerosation as the branch covering balloons and lighter than air craft. It also asserts women outlive men because they breathe more times per minute reducing body waste.
Drought Resisting Sheep Survive Three Years Without Water
A Graaff Reinet government farm flock of 600 sheep drank water for the first time in three years. They were fed cake and prickly pear with no liquids, yet lambing and wool yield stayed normal. Prickly pear moisture sustained livestock, challenging its reputation as a farm menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graaff Reinet
South Africa
Australia
Do Not Neglect Your Little Ones Amid Tablet Warnings
Fragmentary OCR notes describe concerns about children and screen time with mentions of tablets and care. The passage includes garbled phrases and stray names, making a cohesive event unclear. it references guidance or warnings related to parenting and device use.
Weird Night Marish Animals At London Zoo Aye-Ayes
The article describes the Aye-Aye at London Zoo as one of the world's strangest animals. It is about the size of a cat with a bat like head, bushy tail, long fur, and a human like middle finger. It notes they are great egg eaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of London Zoo
Little Helps For This Week Quotes and Faith Reflections
A devotional note opens with Matthew and Charles Wesley lines about the kingdom of heaven and will, followed by a reflection likening true rule to willing hearts rather than fanatic zeal. A social statistic estimates serious illness in one in four families yearly and two percent of the population remains unable to work.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ey Hubert Carl
Lydia E. Pinkham
Boonie
Mion McMalles
Vanesa
Onova
Ieee
Green Mountain
Man
Nave
Elise
Minard
Vapor
Charles Wesley
Kingdom of Heaven
Philamonnas
God
Charles Kingsley
Arttistas A
South America
Africa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!