Tragic farewell as Al Stone parts from his son Junior
Al Stone, famed nightclub singer, watches Molly Winton elope with his best friend John Perry and take their baby Junior to a hotel in New York. He bids Junior goodbye at the park entrance, struggles with despair on a crowded avenue, and contemplates his future alone.
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al Stone
Walter
Blackie Joe
New York
Molly Winton
Junior
Molly
John Perry
France
Addy
Mother
Daddy Agan
Hursie
Tax
Kena
Daddy
Altrun
Junor
Celeste
Digestive Relief Tactics and Early Antacid Claims
Reader guidance on stomach indigestion attributes pain two hours after meals. Claims alkali antacids neutralize acid quickly and safely with Milk of Magnesia noted as tasteless and harmless. Warns against crude methods and urges use of genuine Philips product.
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Philips
How to Relieve Children's Colds with Baby's Own Tablets
An advertisement promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a safe, non narcotic remedy for early cold symptoms in children. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. Jos Cadieux of Holyoke Massachusetts praising ease of administration and effectiveness, urging mothers to keep a box at home. The product is sold by medicine dealers or 25 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
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Meers
Jos Cadieux
Holyoke
Mast
Matt
Trade Within Empire Canada Seeks Expansion With Great Britain
The Liverpool cable reports Hon. L. C. M. S. Amery, former Dominion Affairs secretary, saying Canada is favorable to trading with Great Britain and the Empire. He notes Canada is in excellent shape with steady all around development and a keen readiness to extend commerce.
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Liverpool
Goose Performs Tricks and Sits High at Table in England
A South Elsal miner’s goose named Jimmy entertains with hoop jumping face washing toe dancing and arm jumping. He eats at a high chair and behaves perfectly including standing at attention and saluting during the national anthem.
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England
Jimmy
Law Abiding English and Support for Authorities
A passage discusses English social norms emphasizing obedience to law and support for authorities. It cites Geoffrey Layman’s Harper’s Magazine analysis on the public’s passive policing expectations, noting that English officers rarely carry lethal weapons and rely on the truncheon in routine policing.
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England
Geoffrey Layman
Harper's Magazine
Polic
Montreal youth wins world title in Washington oratorical contest
Howie Pinard of Montreal representing Canada won the top international prize before a 5000 strong audience at Constitutional Hall in Washington. He spoke on Canada among the nations in French, besting rivals from Germany Mexico and eight other countries. The competition was judged by members of the diplomatic corps.
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Montreal
Howie Pinard
Canada
Diplomatic Corps
Constitutional Hall
Washington
Herbert Schaumann
Germany
Roberto Ortea Griz
Mexico
Pinard
England
United States
France
Denmark
Cuba
Peru
Westminster Cathedral claims Europe’s fastest lift
The highest and fastest lift in Europe is claimed for Westminster Cathedral. In 32 seconds it carries visitors to 185 feet. Before installation about 11,000 people climbed to the open tower annually.
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Europe
Westminster Cathedral
Panama canal like North Sea lock expansion described
The article notes the North Sea canal near Ijmuiden widening its locks to accommodate ocean liners. It compares the new locks to Panama and Suez capabilities, stating they will be the largest in the world with 38 foot depth and 14 000 square foot chamber, enabling ships like the Leviathan and Majestic to pass.
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Sumer
Holland
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Panama
North Sea Canal
North Sea
Ijmulden
Panama Canal
Leviathan
Majestic
Suez Canal
Test Was Successful Mowmobile Tested in Essen Germany
A new mowmobile using quid gas as propellant was tested in Essen by inventor Max Waller. The car used gas escaping from three rear tubes to move and brake via an escape valve. Top speed reached about 37 mph with future perfection expected to surpass records and transform aircraft motive power. Worms cause fretfulness and rob the infant of sleep claims Mother Graves Worm Exterminator for relief.
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Essen
Germany
Max Waller
Canada’s Grain Grading System Praised by Wheat Buyers
Canada’s grain grading system is regarded by leading wheat buying countries as the best in the world, with over 90 percent of this year’s wheat in statutory grades and protein content averaging 14 percent. University of Saskatchewan officials note some samples run higher. Ship coal samples from British Columbia mines will be sent to Ottawa for testing to designate uses for each coal.
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Canada
Faculty of Agriculture
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
The
Dominion
WIM
British Columbia
Ottawa
Department of Mines
Minard’s Liniment Promises Quick Relief
A short ad claims Minard’s Liniment halts falls and offers fast relief. The terse copy highlights quick action for joints and muscles with a rugged medicinal promise. No dates or locations are provided in the readable text.
Little Helps For This Week In Faith And Fact
A collection of brief religious reflections and a note on France wartime morale. Quotes from Isaiah 1 7 and Arthur Hugh Clough emphasize divine aid and perseverance. Robert Collyer contrasts human effort with God powered strength. A statistic notes over 3 500 000 dogs in France and a greyhound speed of 35 miles per hour.
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Ated Pope
Jon Vanlahes
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LDS
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Arthur Hugh Clough
Robert Collyer
Stewart
Vankleek
Bowmanville
Hoop
Tavistock
Weduece Becteria
Bey
Bere
Kees
Camel
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