The Singing Fool on Broadway
Al Stone a singing waiter at Blackie Joe's NY nightclub rises to fame as a songwriter and marries Molly Winton a ballad singer. Their happiness strains when Molly grows distant amid her feelings for John Perry, leading to quarrels over their son Junior as New Year’s Eve approaches in bustling Broadway.
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al Stone
Blackie Joe
New York
Molly Winton
Molly
Junior
John Perry
Perry
Midnight New Year at the Bombo
Al presides over a lavish New Year party at the Bombo with confetti and music as Molly is late. He anxiously searches at her reserved table and slips into the phone room to call Molly, hoping she will change her mood and join the festivities. The scene ends with the door opening to a confidant call.
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Molly
Junior
Hamor
Broadway
Bombo
Philadelphia youth stays with circus to claim inheritance
Robert Sterling of Philadelphia, 21, remains at his water carrier post under the circus tents in Portland. He refuses to leave for a $275,000 Los Angeles inheritance, claiming $60 hold back from the circus and plans to respond to an attorney’s telegram once the show reaches Los Angeles.
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Portland
Los Angeles
Robert Sterling
Philadelphia
Sterling
Radio Corporation of America
Robert
Cook House
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Help for Children Health
A bold pitch urges mothers to protect children by using Mother Graves Worm Exterminator to prevent and treat worm infections, claiming sound health starts with proper intestinal care for kids.
Paris Debates Ban on Unaccompanied Women
Paris newspapers argue to lift restrictions that require women to be accompanied in public spaces. They contend social norms have changed and solo women should be served in theatres cafes hotels and other venues, reflecting New World attitudes.
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Paris
Applies To Every Nation War Awareness Question
A reflective remark states that most people in any country are unaware of the causes or implications of war. It suggests a general indifference or confusion about international conflict, noting that large portions of populations would not grasp the specifics of a war between nations like China and Russia.
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China
Russia
Vancouver would be outlet if rail links Peace River to coast
E. W. Beatty of the Canadian Pacific Railway said Vancouver could become the coastal outlet once a rail connection from the Peace River district is established. He declined to fix timing and noted that a coast link would follow Peace River development. He suggested no obstacle to extending a branch into British Columbia to aid distant Hythe farmers.
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Peace River District
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
E. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Victoria
Beatty
Peace Fiver
Peace Area
Pacific Great Eastern Railway
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National
British Columbia
Peace River
Hythe
The Responsibility of Every Mother
A maternal guidance note extols Baby's Own Tablets as a reliable aid for common childhood digestive issues. It claims the tablets ease constipation and indigestion, relieve teething pain, and promote sleep, with a testimonial from Mrs. Jenning of Mackay Ontario and a mail order offer from Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Proposed Manitoba Fish Cannery Notes From Canadian Fisherman
The Canadian Fisherman reports a proposed fish cannery for Manitoba to pack fish products from Manitoba lakes. Efforts aim to use coarse fish and offal for stock feed manufacture while expanding fisheries-related industry. A separate note warns mothers to treat worm infestations in children with Miller's Worm Powders to expel worms quickly.
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Manitoba Lakes
Manitoba
Works Both Ways
Advice to a young man about work and relationships at the job. The speaker urges ignoring minor grievances and focusing on the future, noting others may share similar views about you.
Minard's Liniment for Warts and Kings
England has had only one king who grew to manhood and never married. He was William Rufus or William II son and successor of William the Conqueror.
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England
William Rufus
William II
William the Conqueror
Diamond Dyes Claim Superior Bright Colors for Fabrics
The advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easier to use with smooth even coverage and no spotting. It emphasizes high aniline content for bright colors that resist fading, and notes separate white, blue, and special silk wool packages for varied fabrics.
Strange Aerial Cargoes Show Airplanes Carry All Shipments
A Tit-Bits write up notes airplanes now transport diverse cargo from milk weekly between London and the Continent to a lion and trained circus horse in special fuselage compartments. It highlights sea horses to Croydon Zoo, rare rainbow fish from the East Indies valued at 180 dollars per inch, and other exotic freight from Amsterdam and Paris, plus Mont Blanc observatory material moved by air.
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London
Continent
Zoo
Croydon
Bay of Biscay
East Indies
le Bourget
Paris
Amsterdam
Mont Blanc
Presbyterians Cross Unsafe Bridge in Scotland
A group of clergymen at a Presbyterian conference in Scotland crossed a temporary bridge without noticing it was unsafe. The bridge-keeper urged them to retreat. a spokesman joked they are Presbyterians from the Conference, while the keeper warned they risk becoming Baptists. Saskatchewan leads Canada in wheat and ranks high in dairy eggs and poultry among nine provinces.
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Scotland
Saskatchewan
Canada
Dominion
Heathen Hesitate Before Embracing The White Man’s Religion
A dialogue notes that heathens are slow to adopt Christianity, implying they first imitate white settlers’ vices before recognizing the need for conversion.
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Globe Trotter
Motivational Proverb on Personal Change
A reflective saying encourages individuals to fix themselves first before trying to set the world right. It emphasizes self-improvement as the initial step toward broader impact.
Little Helps For This Week
A devotional excerpt emphasizes prayer and reliance on divine aid. It contrasts prayer with action, noting no good in praying without striving for wisdom and virtue. Author Henry J. Van Dyke urges humility, self-control, and purposeful living before God.
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Henry J. van Dyke
Opinion Wasn't Worth Much It Is Told In A Lawyer Tale
A popular solicitor visits a brother and asks for a legal opinion. The respondent boasts he is paid for what he knows. The caller pays a half dollar and says to reveal all he knows and keep the change.
Asthma Sufferer Seeks Relief and Sugar Discovery Note
The text portrays a man with asthma craving relief and mentions Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy promising complete relief if used faithfully. It also notes a historic reference to cane sugar by Theophrastus in the third century BC calling it honey from bamboo.
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Theophrastus
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