Al Stone and Molly in Broadway Club Romance Triple
Al Stone a singing star at Blackie Joe s in New York woos and marries Winton a ballad singer and makes her famous too Their son Junior is adored Molly grows close to John Perry Al s close friend On their third anniversary Molly sours on Al and in a rage declares she no longer loves him Her mood shifts as Junior calls out keeping the emotional tension alive.
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al Stone
Walter
Blackie Joe
New York
Winton
Molly
Junior
John Perry
Perry
Junior. Then Mamma
Darling
Daddy
Night on Broadway Brings Strains to a Family
Al mourns a cooled marriage as Molly’s coldness grows after a harsh quarrel with him over Junior. He clings to his son’s love and to a late New Year’s Eve hope amid a city of revelry and his own restless nights.
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Junior
Molly
New Year Eve at the Bombo Brims with Confetti and Longing
Al hosts a lavish New Year celebration at the Bombo as confetti fills the hall. Molly arrives late, missing his hopeful greeting, while Al frets over whether she will rejoin the festivities or remain distant. A dramatic phone room interruption hints at unresolved romance.
Water carrier refuses inheritance to stay with circus
Robert Sterling of Philadelphia, 21, stays with a traveling circus in Portland rather than claim a $275,000 Los Angeles inheritance. He contends the circus owes him $60 holdback and will not leave until the act reaches Los Angeles to answer an attorney telegram. Sterling’s father once owned stock in Radio Corporation of America. the inheritance was left with a Los Angeles attorney until Robert’s majority.
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Portland
Los Angeles
Robert Sterling
Philadelphia
Sterling
Radio Corporation of America
Robert
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promises Healthy Children
A mother's priority is her children's health and vitality. The ad promotes Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as a solution to parasitic troubles hindering growth and wellbeing.
Paris Unaccompanied Women Barred From Service
Paris reports show many establishments refuse to serve unaccompanied women. Newspapers debate lifting the ban as social norms shift. In contrast, in the New World women freely enter theatres cafes hotels and public places alone.
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Paris
War ignorance across nations cited in editorials
The piece argues that most people in China or Russia would be unaware of the reasons behind a war, and that this indifference mirrors the general populace's stance in any nation during a conflict. It comments on public detachment from international events and the disconnect between leaders' actions and civilian understanding.
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China
Russia
Beatty forecasts Vancouver as coast outlet for Peace River rail link
E W Beatty, president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, returned to Vancouver from Victoria and said Vancouver would be the logical coast outlet once a rail connection is established with the Peace River district. He offered no timetable and cautioned against costly moves until conditions are right. He noted a forthcoming Pacific Great Eastern discussion after the current survey and hinted at year-end announcements by CP and CN.
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Peace River District
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
E. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Victoria
Pacific Great Eastern Railway
Beatty
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National
British Columbia
Peace River
Hythe
Responsibility of Every Mother Promotes Baby's Own Tablets
A promotional note extols Baby's Own Tablets as a trusted remedy for common childhood digestive issues. It highlights relief from constipation and indigestion, aids teething pain, and improves sleep. A Canadian mother from Mackay, Ont. praises the product and requests a care booklet, with a sales offer of 25 cents per box from Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Manitoba Fish Cannery Proposal Reported
The Canadian Fisherman says a fish cannery is proposed to pack Manitoba lake fish products. Efforts aim to utilize large amounts of coarse fish and fish offal from Manitoba fisheries for stock feed manufacture.
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Manitoba
Miller's Worm Powders for Child Worms
Urges mothers to treat children with Miller's Worm Powders to prevent worm damage to the infant. Claims powders act quickly and expel worms without inconvenience to the child.
Works Both Ways and the Value of Looking Ahead
A columnist advises a young man that every job has annoying aspects from coworkers and duties. He urges forgetting current irritations and focusing on the future, noting that others may share the same grievances about him.
One King of England Stays Single to Manhood
England has had one king who grew to manhood and never married. He was William Rufus, son and successor of William the Conqueror.
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England
William Rufus
William
William the Conqueror
Real Dyes for Easier Use and Longer Lasting Color
Clear wire through wear and washings proves these dyes give new-looking color. Diamond Dyes contain high grade anilines promising easy application and even results without spotting during use.
Aerial Cargoes Transform Mail and Goods Transport
Strange air shipments now carry many kinds of freight from milk to sea horses and lions. Croydon to Le Bourget flight carried a trained lion in a barred aeroplane compartment. A new Mont Blanc observatory site gains access by aircraft lifting materials to 13 000 feet. Milk and zinc lined milk boxes once shipped Croydon to Paris at high prices draw American interest.
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London
Continent
Zoo
Croydon
Bay of Biscay
East Indies
le Bourget
Paris
Amsterdam
Mont Blanc
Presbyterians Cross Unsafe Scottish Bridge
A party of clergymen at a Presbyterian conference in Scotland crossed a temporary bridge over a river. The bridge was unsafe and the keeper cried out in protest. The spokesman claimed it was safe, but the keeper warned they would become Baptists if they did not move off.
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Scotland
Saskatchewan Leads in Wheat and Dairy Output
Saskatchewan province produces about half of Canada's wheat and ranks third in dairy eggs and poultry among the nine Dominion provinces.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Dominion
Heathen Adopting Vices Before Religion Says Globe Trotter
A dialogue notes that heathens are slow to adopt the white man s religion and that they first adopt his vices before recognizing the need for conversion.
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Globe Trotter
World changers overlook self as first step
Quote reflects on the idea that those who seek to fix the world often neglect personal reform. It suggests inner improvement precedes external impact and urges self-scrutiny before public action.
Little Helps For This Week Spiritual Reflections
A devotional brief pairs Isaiah 30 verse 19 with a prayerful appeal for grace strength and obedience. A Henry J. Van Dyke quote cautions that prayers alone fail without effort and self restraint.
Opinion Wasn't Worth Much It Is Told
A popular solicitor visits a fellow lawyer and asks for his opinion on a point of law. The other lawyer replies he is paid for what he knows. The inquirer hands over a half dollar and says, Tell me all you know and give me the change.
Man with Asthma Seeks Relief Through Dr Kellogg Remedy
A suffering man with asthma longs for death to end his torment but believes Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy can provide complete relief. The testimonial urges faithful use to make asthma a thing of the past.
Early reference to cane sugar by Theo phrastus in antiquity
The 3rd century B C philosopher Theo phrastus described sugar from cane as honey, noting it came from bamboo. This marks an ancient recognition of cane sugar’s sweetness and origin in plants.
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Theophrastus
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