Reunion at the Night Club Stirs Old Timers
Al Stone reappears at Blackie’s night club to reunite with Grace and his former circle, while grappling with a wrecked life. Blackie urges him inside to recount months away, as public attention and old loyalties collide with Al’s uneasy resolve to leave the old life behind.
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Blackie
al Stone
Walter
Black’e
Blackiy
Al'a
Grace
S Pana
Molly
Marcus
Blackde
Blackis
Pony
Fragmented Scene Reveals Al and Molly in Strained Hope
Aldridge and Blackie discuss fear and resilience after Al recalls a past beating by a woman. Al insists love for Molly is gone and he has moved on by fighting back and trying to write. A waiter interrupts as Blackie steps away, hinting at a continuation.
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Blackie
Molly
Blackie Rose
Baby's Own Tablets A Help to Mothers
There is no other medicine of as great a help to young mothers as Baby's Own Tablets. They are a mild but thorough laxative that regulate the bowels soothe the stomach and aid teething. Mrs B G Carver Lyndale says she keeps them for safety against sudden illness in babies. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail 3 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Carver
Lyndale
P. Ei Iss
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Scientists Bring Derbyshire Lead Mine Back To Life
In England two young schoolmasters invented an ore detector aiding 1000 foot deep discovery of a new lead ore body valued around 250000 dollars. Mine owners re employed miners and the Derbyshire mine resumed full production, contrasting political promises with practical science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Derbyshire
Vancouver Sun
Bisurated Magnesia Brings Quick Relief For Stomach Ailments
A reader praises Bisurated Magnesia for immediate relief of gas sourness indigestion and after eating pains describing its prompt effectiveness. The product is noted as pleasant inexpensive and easy for a druggist to supply.
Child marriages in India reveal large numbers and age spread
The report notes more than 25 million girls under sixteen are married in India. It breaks down by age with 213000 under five and two million under ten. It also cites 15189 widows under fifteen and mentions London's churches with fourteenth and fifteenth century work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Ancient Eskimo Culture Discovered in Alaska Mesa Find
Smithsonian scientist Henry B. Collins Jr. reports a 20 foot frozen refuse mesa in southeast St Lawrence Island revealing an ancient Eskimo culture richer and older than Canada and Greenland finds. Thousands of ivory bone implements ornaments pottery show a complex art predating iron influence.
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Henry B. Collins, Jr
Smithsonian
Alaska
St Lawrance Yaland
Ates Hidlcks
Jand Diamond Jenness
National Museum of Canada
Collings
Siberia
Canada
Greenland
Human Ostrich Feats End in Tragedy Across England
A Stratford telegraph operator died in Exsex County Lunatic Asylum from asphyxia after swallowing stoves grass leaves wood and other items. A London Hospital figure dubbed The Champion Ostrich swallowed cork tin foil pennies metal rings leather straps string and cork scraps. Another individual filled a stomach with broken lamp chimneys nails tacks screws and tumblers as a grisly record of self imposed appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
England
Exsex County
London Hospital
Pedestrian Confusion Sparks Wry Street Scene
An old country woman pauses in a busy street, reading a notice that says Pedestrians here. She mutters that even pedestrians might be angry, while a passerby jokes about hanging a sign Wet Paint as a humorous reply to the confusion.
War Leaders Reach Octogenarian Milestones In 1920s Reflection
The article notes 1920s longevity among World War I leaders including Hindenburg Joffre Mackensen and Clemenceau, marking octogenarian birthdays after years of war leadership. It contrasts grim wartime burden with later life, and mentions Stresemann and a minister's death. It also includes a health ad for Miller's Worm Powders aimed at children.
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Strevemann
Jan Tovalid
Aretta
Hindenburg
Stresemann
Gustav Stresemann
Paul von
Yeas Im
Joffre
Mackensen
Criaos
Georges Clemenceau
Etna steam to heat observatory plant this winter
Steam from fissures near Etna's main crater will supply the central heating plant of the volcobiological observatory on higher slopes. Professor Gaetano Ponte, director of the Etna observatory, announced the plan.
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Mount Etna
Volcobiological Observatory
Gaetano Ponte
Etna Observatory
How to Address Women Senators in Debate
A Timely Question from the Lethbridge Herald asks whether female senators should be titled Mrs Senator or Senator Mrs or simply Senator. The column critiques etiquette, noting evolving norms in political titles.
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Lethbridge Herald
Senator Smith
Thou Shalt Seek Strength In Faithful Practice
A weekly meditation quotes Nahbuta i and Kempis urging trust in the Lord for strength. It notes personal limits and says supplication renews courage when faced with devious paths. Fenelon adds that simple heart movement toward God renews power and grants needed grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burleigh
Thomas A. Kempis
God
Fenelon
Corn Remover Provokes Duck Population Shift Across Nations
The article notes corn removal impacts on wild duck breeding grounds spanning the Prairie Provinces of Canada and Japan. It cites population figures rising to 900,000 in 1926 and 1,000,000 in 1927 as territories become crowded amid breeding grounds.
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Prairie Provinces
Canada
Japan
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Grace Farrel
Graces
Odo
Black'e
Pinkham
London
Aneer Honnamasea Eatarenes
Carters Pills
Qunost
Alssks
Eho
Lang
Vick
Nahbuta i
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dominion Distributors
Toronto General Trusts
Winnipeg
Ghipseford Paper
Hamilton
Ontario
Western
Hunter-Martin & Co
Regina
SASK
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