Broadway Love Triangle Ends In Dream of Rolls Royce
Al Stone a singing waiter at Blackie Joe's and Molly Winton become entangled with Marcus the Broadway producer watching from the audience. Molly finally tells Al she is pregnant, and he reacts with joy while Molly resists and asserts the child is both theirs but she questions the future.
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Blackie Joe
New York
Molly Winton
Marcus
Molly
Grace
Blackie's
John Perry
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Manhattan Roof Theatre
Babylon
Perry
Darling
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Reduce the Acid Take a Spoonful in Water
An advertising style line urges readers to take a spoonful in water to ease an unhappy condition. It promises a quick remedy and warns against crude methods, urging personal proof for lasting relief.
A Talk of Children and Careers Ends Night Tension
In a strained scene, Al urges Molly toward having a child, pledging devotion while Molly fears career ruin and an unseen caller named John Perry. The pair argue, Molly retires to bed, and Al ponders a future child as the city glows outside. (To be Continued.)
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John
John Perry
Parachute Jump Broadcast From Roosevelt Field
Henry G. Bushmeyer conducted a 10 000 foot parachute jump at Roosevelt Field New York transmitting with a 24 pound short wave radio system The experiment reportedly marked a first of its kind as his remarks were broadcast to a New York studio and the National Broadcasting Station network.
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Roosevelt Field
New York
Henry G. Bushmeyer
Bushmeyer
Mike
National Broadcasting Station
Judged By Newspaper Standards A City’s Reputation
A newspaper reflects a city’s character through its news treatment features and editorials. Strong display and editorial quality shape public perception, while a weak paper can harm the city’s standing and institutions.
Bottle tossed from Celtic found in France after two years
A message bottle thrown overboard from the liner Celtic between New York and the Azores in July 1927 has washed ashore at Rochford France two years later. The Gulf Stream carried the bottle across the Atlantic, surviving long voyage and rough seas.
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Rochford
France
New York
Une Azores
Desert plants hold water for thirsty travelers
Some desert plants contain water that travelers can use to quench their thirst, offering a natural hydration source in arid regions. The detail underscores how nature provides edible moisture in harsh environments.
Plan Nation Wide Broadcasts for Canada’s Great Advance
W D Robb of Canadian National Railways predicts a major shift in broadcasting over the next year. He cites extension of regular weekly national network programming and improved schedules with more Canadian talent. CN plans to triple national broadcasts from the Maritimes to the Rockies starting October, and cooperate with other broadcasters to unite provinces and reduce isolation.
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W. D. Robb
Canadian National Railways
Mr. Robb
Maritimes
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Pacific
Long Trip by Specially Built Canoe Reaches North Country
Curly Phillips, famed Jasper National Park guide, leads five Americans on a 1300 mile voyage from Summer Lake near Prince George B C to Waterways Alberta on the Athabaska River. The expedition retraces fur traders historic route into Western Canada to the Pacific Ocean.
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Jasper National Park
North Country
Summer Lake
Prince George
B.C
Waterways
Alberta
Athabaska River
Western Canada
Pacific Ocean
Keep Children Well During Hot Weather
Every mother knows how fatal the hot summer months are to small children. Cholera infantum, diarrhea, dysentery, colic and stomach troubles are rife at this time. The Baby's Own Tablets prevent stomach and bowel troubles or quickly carry the baby through illness. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
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Brockville
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Settler Olney Drives North Portal with Pets and Household Goods
E Olney of New London Ohio travels with a Reo speed wagon and a small menagerie including two raccoons two guinea pigs and four badgers on a trek to White Court Alberta He clears customs at North Portal Saskatchewan and plans settlement on land there Muscular rheumatism relief story notes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil advice with brisk rubbing and claimed virtue.
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E. Olney
New London
Ohio
Canada
North Portal
Sask
Mr. Olney
White Court
Alberta
Thomas
Keeping a Sound Body Through Fasting and Walking
A concise aphorism links bodily health to spiritual discipline. It states walking strengthens the body, prayer disciplines the soul, and fasting purifies both, suggesting a combined regimen for overall well being.
Germany Advances Development of Its National Parks
Germany advances plans to expand and improve its protected natural areas. Officials emphasize conservation goals and long term biodiversity benchmarks across multiple regions.
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Germany
Thy kingdom come with power and grace
A devotional excerpt compares God's will as law to a higher will in the heart, contrasting obedience with freedom. It reflects on Philemon’s worldly journey and critiques fanatical doctrine, emphasizing humble, willing, obedient hearts as true kingdom virtue.
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Charles Wesley
Heaven
Philemon
Priceless Relics Preserve Sweden's Ancient Treasures
Sweden hosts the world's richest prehistoric relics as Professor Curman notes a 15 000 year settlement pattern. Museums hold over half a million antiquities while landscapes shield tombs, fortifications, and Viking rune stones from disturbance. The government began protective laws about three centuries ago.
Milonia Armstrong Orchid Seed Pod Fetches High Interest
A rare Milonia Armstrong orchid seed pod on display at Chelsea Flower Show in London sold seeds for 1500 and 1000 dollars. The entire pod with seeds is valued around 150000 dollars. A separate plan calls for a 7000000 dollar fertilizer plant to be built at Trail in British Columbia.
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Chelsea
Trail
British Columbia
Higher education in Canada includes 23 universities
The article notes that Canada sustains higher education through 23 universities and 85 colleges. This structure supports a broad system of post secondary instruction across the country.
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Canada
Traffic Bylaw Aims for Safety with Simple Stop Rule
A western town adopts a bylaw requiring both drivers to stop at a crossing and not proceed until the other has cleared. Observance promises fewer collisions though some congestion may occur.
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