Desert Song on the Warner Brides and Red Shadow
An adaptation of The Desert Song unfolds with the Red Shadow confronting Margot in a lavish upper chamber. Bundled with a tense confrontation, Ali Ben Ali and General Birabeau appear to press a deadly challenge as Margot pleads for mercy.
Helped Me Wonderfully Port Colborne Ontario
After undergoing an operation I felt miserable and found relief with Lydia E Pinkham's medicine. The testimonial notes the improvement following use after the procedure.
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Port Colborne
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Red Shadow and Margot Rally in Fez Romance
Margot returns to Fez where Ali Ben Ali grants safe conduct, while the Red Shadow faces desert fate. Paul Fontaine reveals the outlaw’s fate, and Pierre Birabeau earns hero status after killing the enemy. Margot admits deep love for the Red Shadow, then finds him unseen at last.
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Fea
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Rennie
Susan
Fez
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Pierre
Tangiers
Paul Fontaine
Paul
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Elizabeau
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Pierre Birabeau
Margot Bonvalet
Longtime Tenant Fred Alien to Move After 59 Years
Fred R. Alien of Farmington Maine will move for the first time after living in the same house since birth. The home, rented by his father and later by him, is slated for demolition. The article notes the Mediterranean Sea has shallow shores with only a few inches of depth in most places.
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Fred R. Alien
Farmington
Fred
Mr. Alien
Fenelon
Jeremy Taylor
Meissen Porcelain Town Marks 560th Anniversary
Meissen in Saxony celebrates 560 years as a porcelain hub with plans for porcelain bell chimes in the belfry and a war memorial chapel clad in porcelain. The interior features large china clay groups, colored and baked for decoration, recalling Bottcher who first produced Dresden china.
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Meissen
Saxony
Europe
Dresden
Bott«cher
Happy Baby, Healthy Mother Praise Baby's Own Tablets
Mrs George Kech of Lindbergh Alta says her seventeen month old girl is healthy and sleeps well after using Baby's Own Tablets. The tablets are a mild laxative that regulate bowels, soothe the stomach, and ease teething. Sold by druggists or 25 cents a box by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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George Kech
Lindberg
Alta
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Advertising Expenditure in United States Reaches 1.5 Billion in 1927
The National Bureau of Economic Research reports total advertising spending in 1927 at 1.5 billion dollars with newspapers leading as the best medium. breakdown shows magazines 210 million, direct advertising 460 million, outdoor 900 75 million, radio 37 million, business papers 75 million, street car cards 20 million, premiums programs and directories 25 million. Edmonton Journal notes Copeland of Harvard emphasizes advertising drives buying and stabilizes industries.
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United States
National Bureau of Economic Research
Washington
Melvin T. Copeland
Harvard University
Cerain
Edmonton Journal
Honey Production in Canada Declines From 1927 to 1928
Canada produced 22 489 969 pounds of honey in 1928 valued at 2 785 467 dollars, down from 23 196 493 pounds worth 2 036 508 in 1927. 1926 saw 13 769 649 pounds valued at 1 920 948. The western provinces have risen in honey production in recent years.
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Canada
Polish Canadian Exhibit Featured at Saskatchewan Polish Fair
The Polish Universal Exhibition in Pomen, University City of Poland, will display Canadian and Saskatchewan exhibits from May to September. The Dominion Government, provinces, railways, and Hudson's Bay Co. contribute models, buffaloes, and agricultural displays. Saskatchewan shows colored transparencies of public buildings and farming life plus sixty large photos with English French and Polish descriptions.
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Pomen
Poland
Reilway Companies
Hudson’s Bay Company
Great Britain
Holand
Russia
Turkey
Japan
China
United States
Brazil
Chile
France
Italy
Germany
Belgium
Czecho- Slovakia
Dominion
Wellington NZ Builds War Memorial Carillon
Wellington New Zealand is constructing a war memorial that will include a carillon. The project reflects a community effort to honor fallen soldiers and provide a lasting tribute in public space.
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Wellington
N.Z
Danish Child Mathematician Astonishes Copenhagen Visitors
A six year old Danish prodigy named Paul Larsen, son of a modest Hvidovre tailor, dazzled visitors in Copenhagen by multiplying numbers up to 10 000 in under ten seconds. His father says arithmetic interest began at age four, with no formal training.
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Paul Larsen
Hvidovre
Copenhagen
Paul
Pathetic Feature Reflects Delayed Life Goals
A brief reflection from the Ohio State Journal notes how people long for future milestones when children are grown, only to discover later they care little about pursuing those plans. The column laments unfulfilled intentions and the drift of everyday life.
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Ohio State Journal
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