The Singing Fool
Al Bione a singing waiter at Blackie Joe's New York club wins fame as a composer of popular songs. Grace loves him but is left behind as Molly Winton, a ballad singer, becomes his wife and finds no love in return. Molly has a baby, Junior, and a diamond brooch gift marks the third anniversary while Molly grows torn by a kiss with John Perry.
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Blackie Joe
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Family reunion with Junior under the tree
Al shares a tender moment with his son Junior as Molly watches with mixed guilt and anger. The father calms the child with a story while Molly battles jealousy, recalling the party setback and her shifting mood. The scene ends with Molly confronting Al’s affection and her own unrest.
Inevitable Breakup Between Molly and Al
Molly declares I don’t love you and demands to be left alone. Al recoils but refuses to concede, as their life together shatters. A distant reminder of their son Junior’s call interrupts the grim confrontation. To Be Continued.
Happy Mothers by Keeping Baby Well with Tablets
Mrs. George Kech of Lindberg Alta credits Baby's Own Tablets with keeping her seventeen month old healthy and sleeping through the night. The tablets are described as a mild laxative that regulate the bowels ease digestion and aid teething. 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
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Iceland Bus Crash Sparks Local Trial and Jail Sentence
An Iceland bus collision on a country road killed two passengers and injured others. The driver faced court, was found grossly negligent, sentenced to six months in jail, and had his license revoked permanently. The incident follows rising traffic accidents nationwide in major cities.
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Iceland
Chicago
New York
London
Untitled Exchange Sparks Quiet Altercation
A brief, unclear dialogue shows two speakers testing boundaries in a tense moment. One urges action while the other defers, suggesting an ongoing confrontation or warning. The setting remains unstated, with focus on spoken exchange.
Electric Mam Puzzles Devon Chauffeur with Electric Powers
Frederick Stone, a Holsworthy chauffeur in north Devon, is described as an “electric man” who experiences shocks from phones and radio headsets and wears vulcanite pads to walk or drive. He reportedly locates buried gold and copper with a wand and quivering movements signal distance. Stone says divining spells exhaust him and he must touch wood to gain relief. He claims an urge to be supercharged by electricity.
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Plymouth Municipal Museum
Stone
Little Helps For This Week
Poignant verses on death and duty from Omar Khayyam Sir Walter Scott and a Scottish proverb reflect on mortality. The message links faith living deeds and memory by emphasizing others in the hour of death.
Pity the Editor and the Call for Thick Skins
A Benson Minn Monitor note counsels young journalists to develop thick hides as editors face constant scrutiny and conflict. The piece argues honest conviction breeds controversy and editors crave freedom from criticism more than praise. The Professor asks about post trial steps. The Pretty Girl Student jokes about crying after a motion denial.
Mail courses promise willpower coaching lessons
Readers are offered lessons by mail to boost will power and an option to practice waking at night to obtain another blanket. The piece notes self help methods and daily routines as potential aids.
Diamond Dyes Promoted as Easy Tie Dress Dyes
New Jamond Dyes touted as finest buy with simple use for dresses. Diamond Dyes claim easy tying methods and brighter fabrics. The packaging emphasizes clearer results and stronger color.
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Cresse
Britance
Berlin Engineer Envisions Six Hour Berlin to New York Flight
Twenty one year old Berlin engineer Heinz Guenther Perl proposes a futuristic plane to fly Berlin to New York in six hours. He claims scientists including Professor Einstein and Count Arco examined and approved the idea as feasible.
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Berlin
New York
Heinz- Guenther Perl
Perl
Einstein
Count Arco
Table Scraps to Useful Creations
A writer notes that scraps of material can become practical items such as a spring hat when transformed, illustrating how leftover pieces yield creative reuse. The idea emphasizes resourcefulness and craft.
Borden Warns Unity Key to Civilization at Ottawa Luncheon
Sir Robert Borden, Canada's wartime prime minister, told the Canadian Club in Ottawa that destroying the British Commonwealth would be a crime against mankind. He spoke during a luncheon honoring delegates from the National Federation of Canadian University Students at Montreal for the imperial conference on political evolution.
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League of Nations
Sir Robert Borden
Canada
Ottawa
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National Federation of Canadian University Students
Imperial Conference of Students
Montreal
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