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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1935
Page
3
In a heated confrontation Starr Filson and Stephanie Lance clash over honor and love as tensions mount. Starr taunts Stephanie about reputation while Stephanie plots to seize control and throw power back at Michael Hassan and the crowd.
A rare stamp named the yellow three shilling, exhibited at the Swedish Philatelist Society's fiftieth anniversary. Owned by J. Ramberg of Gothenburg, the piece cost $10,050.
An ad praises Aspirin for rapid relief while a dramatic narrative follows Stephanie, Starr, Lance Marlowe, and Michael in a modern apartment. The excerpt blends product copy with a melodramatic plot hinting at secrets, relationships, and jealousy as the characters navigate trust and allure. To Be Continued.
Michael watches as a rising star captivates with a song that makes headlines the next day. The party for Play-Sir showcases dazzling talent and controversial verses about love and hedonism that split media opinion.
Michael Fairbourne stands alone in a lavish room as the city’s cocktail hour redefines social time. A Japanese butler glides past quiet groups near the fireplace while guests mix drinks and admire showpieces around the buffet.
Obscure 1836 era ad fragment offers wheel or loom style machinery for money making. Mentions spinning devices and new doubling site with low prices and call to write today. Readable names or dates are fragmentary.
Restores sight in a blind man after Franceschetti, an Italian surgeon, transplanted the cornea of a dead 19 year old girl. The operation, among medicine’s most delicate, restored full vision. Also noted is Maurice Kerchanblat’s credit card sized book inscribed on a postcard. Tokyo population cited at 5 million.
Lloyds figures show Great Britain and Ireland end September ship construction at its highest since 1930 with 928,571 tons under construction for the quarter, up 79,830 from the prior quarter and 398,571 above September 1935. Abroad total 1,182,860 tons, led by Germany 424,264 and Japan 115,801, making worldwide quarter total 2,111,437 tons with Britain-Ireland at 44 percent.
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