Broadway Dreams and a Love Triangle in Nightclub Romance
In New York Molly Winton and waiter Al Stone rise with a Broadway ballad. Producer Marcus eyes a hit as Al and Molly marry, while Grace the cigarette girl grieves. Molly fears career ruin from motherhood and a tense rivalry with John Perry surfaces. The tale ends with a late night call hinting at a secret.
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Blackie Joe
New York
Molly Winton
Marcus
Molly
Grace
Blackie’s
John Perry
John
Manhattan Roof Theatre
Babylon
Perry
Als
Rolls-Royce
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Phillips Milk of Magnesia for excess stomach acid
The text extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a harmless tasteless remedy to neutralize excess stomach acid and relieve sour stomach and indigestion. It claims quick relief within five minutes, notes 50 years of use and standard physician approval, and advises buying the genuine product with full directions from any drugstore.
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Phillips Mik
Magnesia
Parachute Jumper Broadcast From 10000 Feet
Henry G. Bushmeyer jumped from 10000 feet at Roosevelt Field New York while a 24 pound short wave radio transmitted his words to the National Broadcasting Station network. The feat is described as the first of its kind.
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Roosevelt Field
New York
Henry G. Bushmeyer
Bushmeyer
Mike
National Broadcasting Station
City Newspaper Reputation Shapes Civic Standing
The passage argues a city’s character rests on its newspaper quality, noting treatment and display of news, features, and editorials form a lasting impression. It warns that poor reporting reflects poorly on the city and its institutions.
Bottle from Celtic found at Rochford after two years at sea
A bottle tossed from the liner Celtic between New York and the Azores in July 1927 has been found at Rochford France after two years afloat. The Gulf Stream carried it across the Atlantic. The note inside revealed a desert plant supplying travelers with water is noted as useful.
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Celtic
Rochford
France
New York
Azores
Atlantic
Plan Nation Wide Broadcasts for Canada
W D Robb of Canadian National Railways predicts the next year will see the greatest advance in broadcasting in Canada since the art began. He cites extending regular weekly national broadcasts coast to coast and improvements in programs featuring Canadian talent. The CN plans to expand its national network three times weekly from the Maritimes to the Rockies and once or twice Atlantic to Pacific starting in October. This aims to foster unity and reduce provincial isolation.
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Canada
W. D. Robb
Canadian National Railways
Maritimes
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Pacific
Long Canoe Expedition Travels Fur Trade Route
Curly Phillips a Jasper National Park guide leads five Americans on a 1300 mile voyage by a specially built canoe from Summer Lake behind Prince George to Waterways Alberta. The trip traces the fur traders historic route into Western Canada along the Athabaska River.
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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
A period piece promoting Baby's Own Tablets to prevent infant stomach and bowel troubles in summer. It stresses dangers like cholera infantum diarrhoea and dysentery, urging mothers to use the tablets sold for 25 cents a box by The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
New London man migrates to Canada with varied household goods
E Olney of New London Ohio clears customs at North Portal Sask with a Reo wagon carrying household goods and a small menagerie including two raccoons two guinea pigs and four badgers. He plans to settle on land at Whitecourt Alberta. Muscular rheumatism relief noted for Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil with brisk rubbing until ease is found.
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E. Olney
New London
Ohio
Canada
North Portal
Sask
Mr. Olney
White Court
Alberta
Thomas
Keeping a Sound Body Through Fasting and Walking
The passage urges fasting and walking to preserve a sound body and healthy soul. It states that walking benefits the body, praying benefits the soul, and fasting purifies both body and soul.
Germany Expands Natural Parks Nationwide
Germany advances a network of new national parks to protect ecosystems across the country. Officials announce conservation plans, funding, and regional partnerships to preserve forests and wildlife while boosting tourism.
Thy Kingdom Come Sermon Excerpts From Charles Wesley and Kingsley
This week’s reading gathers religious reflections urging alignment of human will with divine will. It contrasts obedience as duty with freedom as voluntary devotion and notes Philemon’s worldly journey underscoring a kingdom of willing hearts.
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Charles Wesley
Kingdom of Heaven
Philemon
Priceless Relics Preserve Sweden’s Ancient Treasures
Sweden harbors the world’s richest prehistoric relics with about 15 000 years of habitation. Museums hold over four million antiquities while natural landscapes shield tombs fortifications and Viking runestones from disturbance. The government began relic preservation laws about 300 years ago.
Bylaw Aims at Safe Crossing to Reduce Collisions
A Western town adopts a traffic bylaw requiring both vehicles to stop at a crossing and not start until the other departs. If observed, collisions should be few, though minor congestion may occur.
Rare Milonia Armstrongil seed pod at Chelsea shows high value
A Milonia Armstrongil orchid seed pod on display at the Chelsea Flower Show in London is valued at about $150,000 for the entire pod and seed. Individual seeds sold for around $1,500 and others for $1,000, highlighting its rarity and price.
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Chelsea
London
England
Fertilizer Plant Planned for Trail British Columbia
A commercial fertilizer plant costing seven million dollars is to be built at Trail in British Columbia. The project indicates growth in regional agriculture and industrial development for the area.
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Trail
British Columbia
Higher education in Canada spans many institutions
Canadian higher education encompasses 23 universities and 85 colleges offering diverse degree programs. The system includes major universities and specialized colleges across provinces, reflecting a broad access framework for postsecondary study.
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Canada
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