The Hour of Dreams Come True
A fragment from a projected work by the author of The Beginning. Hodgson and Stoughton publish in London the volume title The Hour of Dreams Come True, with Hodder & Stoughton listed as publishers.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 15, 1931
Page
5
Ice Skating Fates Entangle Jean and English Stranger
In a sunlit rink scene Jean rekindles skating, narrowly avoids a fall when her skate loosens, and is saved by a poised Englishman. Their brief exchange in French and English hints at growing intrigue as they reach the bank together and share a cautious connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imademoiselle
Jean
Monsieur Grioet
Madame de Varigny
Au Revoir
Monsieur
Riolet
Monsieur Griolet
Anzexpert
Iself
Shadow
Yan
Chicago Professor Challenges Ancient Alphabet Theory
A Chicago University professor proposes a fractal alphabet system to reinterpret proto writing, claiming a Bedouin origin for scripts in Sinai between Egypt and northern Arabia. The theory challenges widespread belief that Phoenicians devised the alphabet, citing overlooked glyphic patterns and Petrie’s 1904 Sinai inscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
Sinai
Sir Ders Petrie
Egypt
Arabia
Martin Spreng
Must Be Good Fighters French Scientist Aims Super Cats
Dr Jean Loir, noted Pasteur Institute scientist, envisions a race of super cats to drive mice from French cities. He claims Havre tests show strong rodent inroads, dogsized cats, and long whiskers. Lyons mayor Jindoudta Héfriot invites Loir for more facilities and experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Jean Loir
Neenewee
Ous Pasteur
Ee Loir
Havre
Igor
Jindoudta Héfriot
Lyons
Loir
Gould
Famous Wills Kept In Somerset House
Wills and vital records dating back to 1382 are housed at Somerset House in London along with birth, death, marriage, and divorce documents. A new SILOMEI tool at the Embankment holds ten million additional papers, easing access with a small fee. Notable wills include Shakespeare, Milton, Nelson, Wellington, Pitt, Burke, and Dr Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset House
London
England
Tievel
Embankment
Shakespeare
Milton
Nelson
Wellington
Pitt
Burke
Johnson
Precious cracked phonograph record stored at bank
A bank head recounts a remarkable tale of a cherished cracked phonograph record kept for safekeeping in Washington. A woman, dressed in black, presented the fragile keepsake from 1917, a singer’s wartime recording she wished preserved, and later retrieved it from the vault for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pia
Flanders
Saad
The Rhyming Optimist and Time Unstained
Aline Michaelis reflects on timeless beauty and enduring charm, describing the greatest solve of eras as unchanging through time and circumstance. The piece links love and beauty to the heart's treasure, lingering sweetness, and the ideal unattained, then abruptly shifts to an ad for Mother Graves Worm Exterminator, touting safety for delicate children.
French Lab Grows Trees For Milk Like Fluid Cream
A major French laboratory conducts tests on Brosimum Galactodendron trees imported from South America to produce a milky fluid. When punctured, the sap offers a dairy like product richer than cow milk and sugar rich, at about 65 percent of standard cream cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
South America
Phillips Milk of Magnesia and Magnesia Dentifrice Ad
Excess stomach acid causes indigestion with pain and sourness about two hours after eating. A quick remedy is an alkali, namely Phillips Milk of Magnesia, trusted by physicians for fifty years. One spoonful neutralizes acid instantly. harmless and tasteless with fast action. Also promoted is Phillips Dental Magnesia toothpaste made in Canada for clear teeth and healthy gums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Cheese Curing Temperatures Urged by Dairy Commissioner
Dr J A Ruddick Dominion Dairy Commissioner warns fall cheese curing needs stable temps in October and November. Curing rooms must not drop below 60 degrees Fahrenheit and cheese should be turned daily. A dry air fire aids drying while preserving proper conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Ruddick
Dominion Dairy
Growth of Canada’s hydro power installations 1890 to 1931
Total water power installations rose from 71 515 horsepower in 1890 to 67 125 012 horsepower at the start of 1931. More than 85 percent of the current capacity is fed by central electric station organizations. The bachelor remains unmarried by avoiding entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Central Electric Station
Trusting God in All Times as Thorold Encourages
A devotional verse attributed to Thorold exhorts readers to trust in God in every season. The text references Psalm 62 8 and asserts that Christ supplies needs through faith. It emphasizes belief, joy, and willingness to receive God’s gifts as He bestows them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Thorold
Hypnotism Offered Painless Dental Operation Report
The Brooklyn Psychic Research Society described a bloodless dental procedure witnessed by scientists in Dr. tery ache ay lyn’s offices. Miss M. C. reportedly under hypnosis for 15 minutes received a tooth treatment that included gum incisions and removal of a bone growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn-Hagle
Tery Ache
Rg Liel
Ait Elie Pedir
Broolyn’ Psychic Research Society
Kept
Gan
M. C
Des Bey Weber
Fountain Pens and Chinese Antiquarian Claims
The piece discusses claims that fountain pen ideas originated with Chinese antiquarians long before European marks. It notes that crude fountain pens appeared in England in the seventeenth century but credits ancient China with earlier concepts. It also mentions Dr. Thomas Electric Oil as a multipurpose remedy acclaimed by users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Thomas
Moon’s erratic path puzzles scientists and sailors
The moon often fails to match its predicted orbit, unlike stars. Researchers say it deviates from theoretical position, a mystery noted by scientists. Naval Almanac Office computers are conducting a two year check to test claims of moon-star discrepancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Almanac Office
Reflections on Good and Evil and Frugal Living
A compact meditation notes that good faces its enemies in evil yet can be endangered by itself. It cites that prudent judgment appears after events. It also asserts the most peaceful living occurs within one’s income.
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Phill
Africa
M.M
Dr. Fowler
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