Night in the City of Al and Molly
Al pleads with Molly as their quarrel over their son Junior strains their marriage. Molly silences him with icy distance then returns to work and the nightclub scene as New Year’s Eve tests their bond. Al seeks reconciliation while nursing hurt and longing.
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Junior
Molly
Als
Motly
Darling
Wwe
Bolly
Eddy
Manner
Moly
Aphi Fantasy New
Brillant Broadway
Water carrier holds post to claim inheritance claim
Robert Sterling a 21 year old Philadelphia youth working as a water carrier for a circus in Portland said he would not leave his post to claim a $275,000 Los Angeles inheritance. He demands $60 hold back pay from the circus and plans to answer the inheritance telegram when he reaches Los Angeles after the circus arrives.
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Portland
Hhis Post
Los Angeles
Robert Sterling
Philadelphia
Sterling
Radio Corporation of America
Robert
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator aids children health
A historical note proclaims a product named Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator designed to protect children from worms. It presents a parental tone urging early care by mothers to keep kids sound and free from illness.
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USA
Paris Sees Unaccompanied Women Refused Service Widely
Reports from Paris show many establishments refuse to serve unaccompanied women. Newspapers debate removing the pan and argue that times have changed. The contrast with the New World is noted as women here travel alone to theatres cafes hotels and public outfits without the stigma.
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Paris
Ags To Every Nation Ww End Russia Tie Pop
Fragmentary text mentions Allied forces and Russia with a reference to ninety five percent. Could indicate a political or demographic claim. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions are readable from the fragment.
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Russia
Beatty Talks Rail Links From Peace River to Coast
W. Beatty president of the Canadian Pacific Railway returned from Victoria and said rail connections between the Peace River district and the Pacific coast would make Vancouver the logical coast outlet. He was noncommittal on timing and costs and noted the Pacific Great East line plans depend on survey results and government action. He saw no barriers to a Peace River branch to relieve distant farmers if feasible.
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Peace River District
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Victoria
Beatty
Peace River
Peace Area
Sur- Vay
Peneioe
Tatvet Kane
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National
British Columbia
Hythe
The Responsibility of Every Mother
A mother’s daily worries over a child’s minor ailments are eased by Baby’s Own Tablets. The copy claims the tablets act as a mild laxative, aid digestion, banish constipation, ease teething pain, and promote sleep, with a testimonial from Mrs. W. Jenning of Mackay Ontario. Sold for 25 cents a box by Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co.
Proposed Fish Cannery For Manitoba
A Canadian fish symposium reports plans for a Manitoba cannery to pack fish products from the province lakes. Efforts aim to use coarse fish and offal from Manitoba fisheries to support stock feed production.
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Manitoba
Canadian Fishsyman
Manitoba Lakes
Miller's Worm Powders Advised for Infants
Mothers warned that worms can harm a child's constitution if untreated. The advert claims Miller's Worm Powders quickly expel intestinal worms from infants with no inconvenience to the child.
Work Attitude Advice From a Speech on Career
The speaker urges the listener to ignore current job friction and focus on the future. He notes that colleagues may dislike aspects of any work and warns that others may judge the listener similarly.
Minard’s Liniment for Warts and Royal Marital History
Minard's Liniment for Warts appears alongside a curious historical note about England's kings. It mentions a single monarch who reached manhood without marriage, identified as William Rufus, son and successor of William the Conqueror.
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England
Wiliam Rufus
Wiliam W
William the Conqueror
Puxoxp Advances Dyeing Method Confusion
The text fragment hints at alternatives in dyeing methods and notes a group labeled Puxoxp pursuing related techniques. It mentions a method used on multiple dyes and references a potentially shared process, indicating an experimental or comparative study context.
Airplanes Take Friendly Cargo Roles Across Europe
Fifty tons of milk weekly move by air between London and the Continent while zebras lions and parrots ride in special aeroplane cages. Seahorses and circus horses accompany other exotic freight, with monkeys bears and rainbow fish also transported. An observatory site on Mont Blanc becomes reachable by air as roadwork progresses. Milk priced high in Paris shows lasting interest in English dairy purity.
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London
Zoo
Croydon
Bay of Biscay
East Indies
la Bourget
Paris
Amsterdam
Observatory
Mont Blanc
Change Denomination Conference Bridge Daring Scots Tale
A group of Presbyterian clergymen at a Scottish conference cross a warned unsafe bridge. The keeper warns in strong Scots tones that staying will turn them into Baptists. In Saskatchewan Canada the province trails only Ontario for dairy eggs and poultry production.
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Scotland
Carin
Saskatchewan
Canada
Dominion
Heathen adoption of religion linked to vices, Globe Trotter notes
A Globe Trotter argues that heathens refuse the white man's religion until they first adopt his vices. The exchange suggests a colonial view that moral reform follows Western habits.
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Globe Trotter
Self-Improvement Advice in Spraint-Usq Minard's Line
Fragmentary lines urge personal change first before influencing the broader world. The quirky text hints at a motto or satire about starting with oneself to effect larger effects.
Little Helps For This Week Prayer Reflections
A devotional snippet quotes Isaiah and Henry J. Van Dyke urging humility and effort in prayer. It encourages kneeling before God, seeking strength for His will, and warns that prayer alone cannot aid a heart filled with folly sin vanity or vanity without action.
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Henry J. van Dyke
Popular Solicitor Quip on Law Knowledge and Pay
A reader tells of a lawyer who claimed payment only for what he knew. The requester offered a half dollar and asked for full knowledge plus change, prompting a sharp retort about charging for knowledge.
The Man With Asthma Finds Relief Through Intervals
A man with asthma longs for relief and believes disciplined use of intervals can end his suffering. He envisions years of torment ending with faithful application leading to asthma becoming a thing of the past.
Early reference to cane sugar by Theo Phrastus in 3 B C
The text states Theo Phthastus noted sugar from cane as honey-like and traced to bamboo in the third century before Christ. The claim links ancient naming to plant sources and uses a bamboo origin for sweetness noted as honey.
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Theophrastus
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