Al Stone Soprano Waiter Becomes Composer at Blackie Joes
Al Stone a singing waiter at Blackie Joes New York nightclub rises to fame as a songwriter. Grace the cigarette girl loves him. he marries Molly Winton, a ballad singer, and becomes part owner of Chit Bombo. He gifts Molly a diamond brooch on their third anniversary, while Molly endures a kiss from his friend John Perry and struggles with guilt over their baby Junior.
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al Stone
Blackie Joe
New York
Grace
Blackie's
Molly Winton
Molly
Junior
John Perry
When Pain Comes Relief From Stomach Acidity Promised
An old advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a fast neutralizer for excess stomach acid. It claims instant relief and recommends a small bottle with full directions from any drugstore. It emphasizes accuracy by urging readers to obtain the genuine Phillips product prescribed by physicians for years.
I Don't Love You Anymore Molly Says
In a tense confrontation Molly declares she does not love AL anymore. He fights to revive their bond while she trains her resolve, then hears their child, Junior, calling softly. The moment marks a turning point as the storm between them reaches a climax and a cliffhanger ends the scene.
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Junior
Molly
Reid
Lune
City
Happy mothers keep babies well with Dr Williams tablets
Mrs George Kech Lindberg of Alta reports her seventeen month old daughter is healthy and sleeps well after using Baby's Own Tablets. The product is described as a mild laxative improving digestion and easing teething, sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams' Medical Co Brockville Ont.
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George Kech Lindberg
Alta
medi +cine
Dr. Williams’ Medi Co
Brockville, Ont
Car Accidents In Iceland Increasing Number Of Autom Accidents
Iceland reports a rising rate of automobile accidents with careless and drunken driving blamed. A bus accident on a country road killed two passengers and injured others. The driver was tried and sentenced for careless operation.
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Iceland
Chicago
New York
London
Electric Man Challenged by Unusual Powers in Devon
Frederick Stone a Holsworthy chauffeur in north Devonshire England suffers extreme electrical sensitivity. He cannot use a telephone wear radios or drive without volcanic insulation pads on his shoes and can locate buried gold and copper with a steel clock spring wand. Stone spent 20 of his 49 years in hospitals and says divining spells cause periodic fatigue and relief comes only by touching wood.
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Plymouth Manipal Museum
Stone
Quotes On Mortality And Charity From Historic Texts
A compact collection of reflective excerpts from religious and literary figures. The passages contemplate death, faith, and how life is weighed by deeds and the impact on others. Sources cited include Matthew Omar Khayyam Sir Walter Scott and the Koran with meditative lines on virtue and memory.
The Editor’s Burden and The Student's Question
A Benson Minnesota Monitor commentary on editors facing public critique and the toll of criticism. It urges thick skins for journalists and cautions against pursuing popularity contests. The piece ends with a student question about the next step after a denied motion for a new trial.
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Benson
Minn
Monitor
Lessons by mail or night wake practice to build willpower
The source suggests two self improvement ideas: taking lessons by mail to boost willpower and practicing waking at night to obtain another blanket. The notes emphasize personal discipline and resourceful routines without additional details.
Diamond Dyes promise easy use and rich color depth
Diamond Dyes are advertised as the best dyes with high quality aniline content. The copy claims even coverage, color depth, and washfastness, praising the white package for general use and noting it dyes silk wood and wool fabrics.
Feasibility Talk Sparks Berlin to New York Flight Plan
An engineer Heinz Guenther Perl proposes a six hour air route Berlin to New York using scrap fuel ideas. Professors Binsin and Mount Arco reviewed the scheme and offered cautious approval while noting conversion of scraps into useful items such as a spring hat for a small woman.
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Bertin
New York
Heinz Guenther Perl
Perl
Lane
Berlin
Pertaice
Profesor Binsin
Mount Arco
Borden Warns Against Destroying Unity of Nations
Sir Robert Borden, Canada's wartime prime minister, told Ottawa's Canadian Club luncheon that breaking the unity of nations would be a crime against mankind. He spoke during a Montreal conference gathering of the National Federation of Canadian Students and delegates to the second imperial conference of students, on the topic A Vista in Political Evolution.
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League of Nations
Sir Robert. Borden
Canada
Ottawa
Sir Robert
National Federation of Canadian Students
Imperial Conference of Students
Montreal
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