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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 11, 1929

Page

7

The Singing Fool by Hubert Dail synopsis

Al Stone a singing waiter and songwriter is discovered by Broadway producer Marcus. Molly, a ballad singer at Blackie Joes, marries Al to rise in fame. Grace, a cigarette girl who loves Al, is left behind as Molly’s career grows. Molly has a baby named Junior and Grace reconciles but loses interest in her child and rekindles her romance with John Perry after seeing Molly with him.

al Stone Blackie Joe New York Marcus Molly Blackie’s Grace Little Junior John Perry Dolores Costello Jack Barrymore Bush Herman Perry John

Night on Broadway at Club Bombo with Al Stone

Broadway scene centers on Al Stone at the Club Bombo as he wields fame from Blackie Joe's to attract crowds. Molly confronts love and money in a glamorous setting while John Perry pressures her to choose between loyalty to Al and a chance at romance.

Broadway BOMBO al Stone Blackie Joe's Blackie’s Al's

Molly and John Perry Entwine in Dim Club This Night

Molly fiercely declares her belief in their bond while John Perry confesses growing longing. In a limo the pair kiss and cling amid secrecy as Molly masks her affair with rouge and a handkerchief before alighting at the Club Bombo where Al awaits. (To Be Continued.)

Molly John Perry Junior Perry John

Farm Incomes Higher In Western Provinces

The average cash income per farm home in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta last year was 2544 dollars excluding home produced foods. This marks a 75 dollar rise from the year before. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil remains a leading remedy praised as the oil of the people with widespread use.

Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Thomas

Wealthiest German Kaiser Wilhelm worth 119 million

The text notes ex Kaiser Wilhelm remains the wealthiest German with an estimated estate of 500000000 gold marks about 119 million dollars. It also remarks a past driving test success does not guarantee future qualification and warns against trading with declining businesses.

Kaiser Wilhelm

Textbook Revisions Sought Over Canadian History Content

Morffreal Gazette reports Vilhjalmur Stefansson urging Canadian authorities to revise school texts used in Canada that are written in the United States. He cites misrepresentations of climate, geography, and flora, and calls for updating historic facts and sourcing from current field observations.

United States Vilhjalmur Stefansson Canada Stefansson Explorer Winnipeg Alberta Morffreal Gazette

Little Helps For This Week

A short piece of inspirational quotes on acceptance of one’s lot and enduring hardships. It cites lines from Genesis and Amiel, Beecher’s advice to till life’s rough ground, and ends with a product plug for Hollows Way’s Corn Remover.

Henry Ward Beecher

Germany leads in air transportation metrics in 1928

The United States leads in mail carried and miles flown, but Germany surpasses the world in operating airways, passengers carried, commercial mileage per aircraft, and freight and express tonnage. Canada ranks second in passengers with 74,689 and third in freight.

United States Germany Canada

Timber resources threaten empire needs and forests

The London Times warns Britain and empire that timber supplies are dwindling and waste must stop. It calls for new reserves, reforestation, and use of waste lands to create jobs and wealth, citing farmer and municipal action as beneficial.

The London Times British Empire Canada Great Britain

France Sending Immigrants To Canada

Arrival of the first actual settlers from France to Canada after many years signals a wave of over twenty families due to settle on farm land. Two French families of about a dozen reached Montreal aboard the Cunarder Ascania under the Colonization Department of the Canadian National Railways.

France Canada Montreal Ascania Colonization Department Canadian National Railways

Kitchen Noise Sparks Collision of Platters and Cups

A humorous exchange highlights a kitchen mishap as a cook or family member breaks three platters and two cups, eliciting a wry comment about the noise created. The dialogue captures domestic bustle and playful frustration in a rural or period setting.

Copper slabs and bricks used as coins worldwide

The article notes that copper slabs in Sweden and bricks of tea in China were once used as currency. It also mentions tobacco milk cattle and salt serving as forms of money in historical economies.

Sweden China

Feasibility of Sahara Inland Sea Project Explored

Engineers consider digging a 170 mile canal 210 yards wide and 39 yards deep from near Biskra to the Gulf of Gabes to join eight saline lakes and create a 14,000 square mile inland sea in the Sahara. Ancient prophecies may be fulfilled if carried out.

Sahara Biskra Gulf of Gabes Algeria

Surprising Early Alarm Clock From Germany Circa 1600

A 17th century German alarm clock from around 1600 featured a long horizontal dial and a striking mechanism that rang at 90. The clock’s owners likely faced frequent oversleeping due to its unreliability.

Germany

Baby's Own Tablets Promised for Child Ailments

A vintage advertisement urges parents to keep Baby's Own Tablets for childhood illnesses. It touts relief from indigestion constipation stomach upset and fevers and cites a Quebec mother testimonial. The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario sells boxes for 25 cents.

Que Dr. Williams’' Medicine Co Brockville Ont

A Fruitful Cherry Tree at Salem Oregon

A cherry tree in Salem Oregon over 70 years old yielded 1157 pounds of cherries this year and earned 115.70 dollars. The tree stands ten feet around the base and the body is sound, per caretaker R B Shinn who tends it.

Salem Oregon R. B. Shinn

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Hubert Dail Lydia B. Pinkham Lydia E Pinkham Lynn Mass U.S.A Cobourg N. U. 1802 Mary Bradley Henri Frederic Amiel Holloway Leerie Qnfreadi Pars Adian Lin —_ RON Attery Oman Kellogg Minard Nn. Gillett CO. Ltd Toronto, Can
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