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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1921

Page

2

Startled By President Harding Forest Week Proclamation

The article discusses President Harding's Forest Protection Week proclamation and urges action against pests. It emphasizes two insect classes chewing and sucking, outlines control methods including Paris Green, hellebore, and lime sulfur, and promotes gardeners to protect growing plants through spraying and careful application.

Harding Thomas E. Russell King Bug Parts Green Green Army

Through the Back Door and Two Moons in Local Film Notes

Lively period film notes review Conway Tearle writes his own play Her Lord and Master features Indiana Stillwater and French settings with a late public appearance. Two Moons centers on Buck Jones and Hilma King in a Wyoming feud saga based on Trails to Two Moons. Mary Pickford tale follows a Belgian-born girl separated from her mother, eventual reunion, and service in a New York estate. Gladys George, Patten Missouri native, is highlighted for vocal talent and training lineage.

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Broadway and film stars tied to early 20th century works

The article chronicles stage actress Miss George in early Broadway roles from "Winthrop Anies" to "The Letrothal" and "The Better Ole" Company, with future film work opposite Thomas Meighan in "Busy Road." It also previews Charles Ray and James Whitcomb Riley's "The Old Swimmin Hole," detailing village boy life, puppy love, and a sunlit picnic romance, highlighting Nilsson and leading studio roles.

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