Al Stone discovers Molly's betrayal and the child's fate
Al Stone, a New York nightclub figure and composer, learns Molly Winton plans to leave him for John Perry. A hurried letter reveals Molly never loved him and that Junior may be taken away. Al races home to confront truth as the New Year chaos swirls outside.
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al Stone
Blackie Joe
New York
Molly Winton
Molly
Junior
John Perry
Perry
Bombo
John
Boston
Florida
Sulphate Plant Planned Near Moose Jaw Area
Within sixty miles south of Moose Jaw construction will begin on a large sulphate plant. The facility will source sodium sulphate from Horseshoe Lake near Ormiston and aims to start operation by June next year. Barnum Reduction Corporation of Charleston, West Virginia leads the project.
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Moose Jaw
Horseshoe Lake
Ormiston
Barnum Reducton Corporation of
Charleston
West Virginia
Minard's Linkment for Warts
A witty remark notes an ambitious young man likely to succeed unless he is up at four and just coming home. It recalls that all things come to those who wait except the man who owes you money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly
Tim
Mra Stone
St Kilda Eviction Plan Fails to Win Islander Support
The tiny St Kilda islands face evacuation as proposed move residents to the mainland while the current thirty eight inhabitants resist. Sheep roam the isle and seabird harvests plus potatoes form the main sustenance amid a harsh, monotonous life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
St. Kilda
Atlantic
St. Kildans
Baby's Own Tablets touted as universal emergency remedy
A promotional note extols Baby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative that regulates bowels and stomach to banish colds fevers constipation indigestion and diarrhoea. It cites Mrs J H Bromiley of Westmeath Ontario praising the product for four children and claims many mothers rely on it.
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J. H. Bromiley
West
Meath
Ont
Willekville
Museum of Antiques At Garden Fete Prompts Curio Display
A London Daily Chronicle item describes a “Museum of Antiques” at a garden fete. Exhibits include a gigantic safety pin four inches long used to fasten garments, daggers over a foot long, hat pins from 1809, a frayed braid edged with a sweeping braid on a skirt, lingerie blouse hooks and eyes staining cambric, and sumptuary relics reflecting maternal era fashions.
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Leviker-On
London
Parling Company
Courtesy Of the Road And Farewell To Regiment
A column laments reckless drivers on the King’s highway and urges courtesy among road users. It notes a dangerous minority and calls for a culture of safe driving to protect the innocent. The Leicestershire regiment bids farewell as the second battalion departs Rhineland amid heavy rain and public goodbyes.
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King’s
Jays
Leicestershire Regiment
Rhineland
Little Helps For This Week Reflects on Spring and Faith
Horatio N Powers notes springtime verses and signs of divine care in nature. He urges readers to sense heaven in the year and to heed Jesus in Galilee as shown in fields, flowers, and the sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Browning
Jesus
Galilee
Horatio N. Powers
Fertilizer Increases Farm Yield At Pokrant Farm
A plot on the Pokrant farm near the Canadian Pacific Railway station in Morden yielded 41 bushels per acre after fertilization by the district experimental farm, versus 30 bushels on an unfertilized adjoining lot. The fertilizer is said to enrich soil value for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pokrant
Morden
Canadan Pacific
Dis Ict
Cora Ponders Why He's a Bach Tor Dora
The fragment shows Cora wondering about a playful nickname and notes he did not own a car in youth. The lines hint at a lighthearted domestic moment expressed in casual dialogue.
Meteors and weight of Earth cited by Dr. Luyten
Harvard Observatory expert in Bloemfontein says about 30 million meteors strike Earth daily and their collective weight could slow the planet’s rotation over eons. the change is tiny, about one thousandth of a second per million years. A Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil ad touts cattle use and household value. Neon signs gain popularity in China for advertising.
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Luyten
Harvard Observatory
Bloemfontein
South Africa
Thomas
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Toe
Fran
Celeste
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Minard
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Rehr Raen Orono
Lonely Island
Museum of Antiques
Bolivia
Solomon
Cora
Bach
Tor Dora
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Observatory
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China
Pasion
Aden Deren
Fen Ztubee
Canada
Peru
Canada Benches
Montreal
Toronto
Windsor
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Wallbo
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