Tragic Farewell Shapes Al's Hushed Resolve
In a New York park scene, Al Daly bids a final goodbye to his son Junior as Molly Winton departs with John Perry. Al fights despair, debates taking the child by force, but chooses restraint. He recalls his love for Molly and ponders life after this heartbreak as the scene shifts to the city’s winter night.
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Stone
Jackie Joe
New York
Molly Winton
Junior
Molly
John Perry
Tang
Dee
France
Daddy
Celeste
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promises Quick Relief
This ad touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe tasteless stomach remedy for excess acid indigestion. It claims rapid action, over 50 years of physician approval, and urges readers to obtain the genuine product at drugstores with full directions.
How to Relieve a Child's Cold With Baby's Own Tablets
Prompts for early cold relief in children and recommends Baby's Own Tablets. Mrs Jos Cadieux of Holyoke Mass says the tablets work quickly without opiates, easing nighttime dosing and constipation. Sold by medicine dealers or 25 cents a box by mail from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Jos Cadieux
Holyoke
Mass
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville, Ont
Empire praise for Canada as trade ally under Amery
The Hon. L. C. M. S. Amery, former Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs, says the atmosphere in Canada is favorable to doing business with Great Britain and the Empire. He cites Canada as in extremely good shape with steady all-round development.
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Liverpool
Jimmy the goose performs for South Ellsall miner
A bright light of the goose world in England is Jimmy a goose owned by a South Elssal miner. He leaps through a hoop washes his face toe dances and jumps over his owner's arm. He dines in a high chair and his manners are perfect. He stands at attention and salutes when the national anthem is played.
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England
Jimmy
Billiards Popular Among Japanese Professors and Hawaii Carvings
The text notes billiards popularity among teachers and professionals in Japan and mentions early Hawaiian natives with carved wooden dishes. It also advertises Minard's Liniment for use in stables.
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Japan
Hawaii
Minard
Law Abiding English and Police Etiquette Observed
A reflection on English lawfulness noting that citizens support authorities in enforcing obedience. It quotes Harper's Magazine on low crime rates, a cautious approach by police, and the rare use of weapons beyond a truncheon.
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England
Geoffrey Layman
Harper’s Magazine
Canadian orator Roche Picard wins world title at Washington
Roche Picard of Montreal representing Canada’s student orators won the top international prize in a contest before about 8,000 in Constitutional Hall, Washington. Herbert Schaumann of Germany took second and Roberto Ortez Griz of Mexico third. Picard’s speech titled Canada among the nations impressed judges with its French delivery.
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England
United States
France
Germany
Denmark
Mexico
Cuba
Peru
Miller's Worm: Powders for Worms and Nutritive Health
Worms irritate the stomach and intestines depriving infants of nourishment and causing malnutrition. Miller's Worm powders destroy worms and correct morbid stomach and bowel conditions, ensuring full nutrition and encouraging development in every way.
Westminster Cathedral Lift Claims European Height Record
The highest and fastest lift in Europe is claimed for Westminster Cathedral. In 32 seconds a rider reaches 185 feet, replacing the prior annual top-climb of about 11,000 people.
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Europe
Westminster Cathedral
Holland Builds Largest Locks in World Network
The North Sea canal near Ijmuiden is expanding with new locks to rival Panama and Suez. The locks will be the largest globally, wider by half and longer by a third, allowing 14 000 square foot chambers and ships like the Leviathan and Majestic to pass. The gates, 1 200 tons each, operate electrically and two are equipped as reserves.
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Holland
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Panama
Suez
North Sea Canal
North Sea
Ijmulden
Panama Canal
Leviathhan
Majestic
Suez Canal
New Automobile Test In Essen Promises Faster Travel
A new car using quid gas as propulsion was tested in Essen Germany by inventor Max Waller. The vehicle moved by escaping gas from three rear tubes and speed was controlled by escape valves. Top speed reached about 387 mph and the inventor predicts future breakthroughs could revolutionize aircraft power.
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Essen
Germany
Max Waller
Canada grain grading system praised by experts
Canada's grain grading system is cited as producing over 90 percent of wheat in statutory grades. Agronomists report average protein content around 14 percent with some batches up to 19 percent. The system is regarded as the best globally by major wheat buyers, per the University of Saskatchewan dean who sat on the commission studying grain marketing.
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Canada
Faculty of Agriculture
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Dominion
Coal samples shipped for Ottawa testing and designation
Varied coal samples from British Columbia mines will be forwarded to Ottawa. The Department of Mines will test and tabulate each coal to designate the best uses for the fuel.
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British Columbia
Ottawa
Department of Mines
France Reports Over 3.5 Million Dogs
France counts more than 3 500 000 dogs in a national survey. The figure highlights pet ownership trends and regional distribution across the country.
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France
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Arthur Hugh Clough
Robert Collyer
Vankleek Hill
Bowmanville
Tavistock
Aylmer
Flexible Ghaft Co., Ltd
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