End of Desert Romance as Red Shadow Returns
Margot remains in Fez as her dream of romance with the Red Shadow ends in tragedy and heroism. Captain Fontaine reports the outlaw killed, then Pierre Birabeau reveals himself to Margot as the Red Shadow, unmasked to claim a future with her and protect his father’s pride.
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Margot
Fez
Ali Ben Ali
Birabeau
Bennie
Susan
Red Shadow
Allah
Mecca
Pierre
Tangiers
Paul Fontaine
Paul
Fontaine
Red
Captain Fontaine
Pierre Birabeau
Margot Bonvalet
Giurb
The Desert Song in Warner Bros Pictures
Warner Bros Picturization of The Desert Song adapts the stage story by Otto Hartman Laurence Schwab Oscar Hammerstein II and Frank Mandel into a film. The project credits Warner Bros Pictures Inc as the production company with a 192 percent note.
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Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc
Warner Bros
Thin Note
Otto Hartard
Laurence Schwab
Oscar Hamnerestein
Ind
Frank Mandel
Red Shadow Confronts Birabeau In Desert Palace
In a Moroccan desert palace an altercation erupts as the Red Shadow refuses to fight General Birabeau while Margot pleads for peace. Ali Ben Ali and Creneral Birabeau arrive with Azuri guiding their path. The scene ends with a striking blow from Birabeau.
Woman Reports Relief After Vegetable Compound Use
Port Colborne Ontario resident writes that after an operation she felt miserable and near unfit to work. She tried Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports improved strength with no more weak spells and abdominal pains.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Port Colborne
Ont
Lydia i. Pinkham
Man to Move After 59 Years in Same Farmington House
Fred R. Allen of Farmington Maine will move for the first time after living in a house his father rented before his birth. The dwelling, turned over to be torn down, ends a 59 year family tenancy. The Mediterranean is noted for its very slight tides with only inches at most locations.
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Fred R. Allen
Farmington
Fred
Mr. Allen
Mediterranean
Fenelon
Jeremy Taylor
Meissen Porcelain Town Marks Five Century Milestone
Meissen in Saxony celebrates 500 years of porcelain making with plans for porcelain bell chimes in the town belfry and a porcelain lined war memorial chapel. Large groups in china clay adorn the interior and Bottcher is credited with creating Dresden China.
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Meissen
Saxony
Europe
Dresden
Bottcher
Happy Mother If Baby Is Well Says Mrs Kech
Mrs George Kech of Lindberg Alta reports her seventeen month old daughter stays healthy and sleeps well using Baby's Own Tablets. The tablets are a mild laxative that regulate bowels and ease teething, claimed to speed recovery from illness. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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George Kech
Lindberg
Alta
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Advertising Backs 1927 U S Economy Says Study
National Bureau of Economic Research reports total ad spending 1.5 billion dollars in 1927 with newspapers leading at 690 million. Copeland of Harvard notes ads boost buying and stabilize ceram industries while newspapers remain the most effective reach to consumers amid growing radio and premium advertising.
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United States
National Bureau of Economic Research
Washington
Melvin T. Copeland
Harvard University
Ceram
Edmontonb Journal
Honey Production in Canada Rises in Western Provinces
Honey production in Canada in 1928 totaled 22,489,909 pounds valued at 2,785,467 dollars, up from 1927 and 1926 figures. A notable trend is the growth of honey output in the western provinces in recent years.
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Canada
Friend’s wife Recovers Voice After Illness
A friend reports his wife fully recovered after a week of a bad cold. The group recalls asking about her voice return and receiving a definite yes.
Polish Canadian Exhibit at Poznan Universal Exhibition
Saskatchewan contributes to the Canadian display at the Poznan Universal Exhibition in Poland from May to September. The Dominion Government and several provinces donate models of agriculture minerals and industry, buffaloes, railway illustrations, and Saskatchewan photos with bilingual descriptions. The Saskatchewan exhibit includes state buildings views and crops plus a provincial museum display of fur and bird life.
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Saskatchewan
Poznan
Poland
Dominion
Trilway Companies
Hudson's Bay Company
Great Britain
Holland
Russia
Turkey
Japan
China
United States
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
France
Italy
Germany
Belgium
Czecho- Slovakia
War memorial carillon planned for Wellington New Zealand
An upcoming Wellington project will build a war memorial featuring a carillon. The initiative highlights faith in perseverance with quoted scripture and reflections on strength from God. The article links spiritual guidance to civic remembrance in New Zealand.
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Wellington
N.Z
Danish Child Prodigy Demolishes Math Doubts
Danish scientists marvel at six year old Paul Larsen a village boy from Hvidovre who on a visit to Copenhagen rapidly multiplies numbers with results up to 10000 and answers in under ten seconds His father a modest tailor notes arithmetic skill since age four with no formal training the child wanders his village streets when not performing for visitors.
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Paul Larsen
Hvidovre
Copenhagen
Paul
Minards for the rub down feature note
A quip from the Ohio State Journal on comparing long awaited plans for adult life with the reality of later interest. The piece laments how people anticipates grand changes for their children, only to lose enthusiasm when the time arrives.
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Ohio State Journal
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