The Singing Fool Is a Broadway Romance of Song and Love
Al Stone a singing waiter writes a love ballad for Molly Winton but she spurns him for his class. Marcus the Broadway producer buys the song and hires Molly to sing in a revue. Al and Molly marry and find success on Broadway while Grace the cigarette girl loves Al. He reunites with friends at Blackie's before Molly and John Perry leave together.
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al Stone
Blackie Joe
New York
Molly Winton
Marcus
Molly
Grace
Blackie’s
John Perry
John
Manhattan Roof Theatre
Babylon
Perry
Night on Broadway Sparks Affection and Plans
In a Manhattan after theater scene Molly and Al discuss a possible Rolls Royce and a future child. John Perry lingers as Molly reveals she may be pregnant, warning it could ruin her career while Al consoles her, then scenes end with Molly dismissing a late call as the chapter continues.
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Molly
Perry
Phillips Milk of Magnesia FDA approved remedy claim
Reduce acid indigestion with Phillips Milk of Magnesia says it neutralizes excess acid quickly. The ad promises fast relief in five minutes and recommends the genuine product prescribed by physicians for 50 years with full directions in each bottle.
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Eveready
Parachute Jumper Broadcast From 10000 Feet At Roosevelt Field
Henry G. Bushmeyer leaped from a plane at 10000 feet near Roosevelt Field New York carrying a 24 pound short wave radio set and microphone. The live transmission reached the New York studio of the National Broadcasting Station and spread over a network.
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Roosevelt Field
New York
Henry G. Bushmeyer
Bushmeyer
Mike
National Broadcasting Station
City Newspaper Standards Shape a Town’s Reputation
The text argues that a city’s character is reflected in its newspaper. A paper’s treatment of news, features, and editorials builds the city’s image, while a weak paper harms it.
Bottle from Celtic found in France after two years at sea
A bottle tossed from the liner Celtic between New York and the Azores in July 1927 was recovered at Rochford France two years later. The Gulf Stream carried it across the Atlantic. The article notes desert plants hold usable water for travelers.
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Celtic
Rochford
France
New York
Azores
Atlantic
Plan Nation Wide Broadcasts Predict Big Canadian Rise
W D Robb of Canadian National Railways forecasts the greatest advance in broadcasting in Canada within twelve months. He cites expansion of regular weekly nationwide schedules and improved programmes featuring Canadian talent, with CN planning to triple national broadcasts from October across the country and aid other stations to expand as well.
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Canada
W. D. Robb
Canadian National Railways
Maritimes
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Pacific
Long Canoe Expedition Guides Route From Prince George
Curly Phillips, famed Jasper National Park guide, leads five Americans on a 1300 mile journey by a specially built canoe from Summer Lake behind Prince George to Waterways Alberta along the Athabasca River. They travel the fur traders historic north country route toward the Pacific.
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Curly” Phillips
Jasper National Park
North Country
Summer Lake
Prince George
B.C
Waterways
Alberta
Athabaska River
Western Canada
Pacific Ocean
Keep Children Well During Hot Weather
Mothers warned of deadly summer illness for infants. Dr Williams' Baby Tablets marketed to prevent stomach and bowel troubles. Sold by dealers or mail order for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
New London Man Carries Farm Goods and Pets to Canada
E Olney of New London Ohio drives a Reo speed wagon loaded with household goods and a small menagerie including two raccoons two guinea pigs and a badger toward White Court Alberta to settle on land. Muscular rheumatism relief note praises Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a brisk rubbing remedy.
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E. Olney
New London
Ohio
Canada
North Portal
Sask
Mr. Olney
White Court
Alberta
Thomas
Preserving Health through Fasting Walking and Prayer
The article links fasting walking and prayer as a path to a sound body and soul. It notes walking strengthens the body while prayer fortifies the spirit and fasting cleanses both. It also mentions Germany developing natural parks and remarks there are no railroads in Afghanistan.
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The
Kingdom of
Afghanistan
Thy kingdom comes with power and grace
A devotional note frames the kingdom of heaven as not a political realm but a condition of willing obedient hearts. Quoting Matthew and Wesley, it contrasts God’s will as law with God’s will as personal consent, citing Philemon and Charles Kingsley to urge faithful living.
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Charles Wesley
Philemon
Priceless Relics Preserve Sweden’s Ancient Treasures
Sweden holds the world’s richest prehistoric relics, preserved by 15 000 years of habitation, landscapes that shield tombs and Viking stones, and laws enacted by the government 300 years ago to safeguard antiquities.
Bylaw Promotes Cautious Crossings in Western Town
A local traffic rule requires that when two cars arrive at a crossing both must stop and neither may proceed until the other is clear. Observing this could reduce collisions but may cause light congestion.
Rare Orchid Milonia Armstrongil Pod At Chelsea Show
A single seed from a Milonia Armstrongil orchid produced a bloom at Chelsea Flower Show. The pod and seeds are valued around 150000 dollars with individual seeds selling for 1000 to 1500 dollars. The orchid is noted as exceptionally rare and highly prized by collectors.
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Chelsea
Fertilizer Plant Planned for Trail British Columbia
A commercial fertilizer plant with a projected cost of 7 900 000 dollars is to be constructed at Trail in British Columbia. The project details include site location and budget, signaling a significant industrial development for the area.
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Trail
British Columbia
Higher Education in Canada Tally
Canada runs higher education across 23 universities and 85 colleges, reflecting a broad network of public and private institutions offering diverse degrees and programs. The system emphasizes access, research, and regional balance across provinces.
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Canada
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Hubert Dail
Warner Bros Mictures, Inc
Sue
Rolls-Royce
Holloway
Minard
Plan Nation Wide Broadcasts
Jasper
Germany
Putnams Corn
Canadian National Carbon Co., Limited
Calgary
Montreal
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Toronto
CENC
Matthew vi
Charles Kingsley
Sweden
Atpir
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