Viola Dana Returns to Hollywood Home
Viola Dana, the film star, recently purchased a home in Hollywood. She and her husband Emili Flugrath left New York for California and settled on a farm at Williamabridge, Wisconsin, then moved to Brooklyn.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
24
Viola Dana, the film star, recently purchased a home in Hollywood. She and her husband Emili Flugrath left New York for California and settled on a farm at Williamabridge, Wisconsin, then moved to Brooklyn.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and titles in a damaged historical column. It hints at genealogical or social notices, including queens, siblings, and notable figures, but the passage remains largely unreadable and incomplete.
The Bureau of Public Roads urges greater standardization in highway bridge design and construction under the U S Department of Agriculture. Officials believe current specifications vary needlessly, raising bridge costs. A proposed joint manual by state highway engineers and the American Association of State Highway Officials aims to unify practice and cut expenses.
Information gathered by the United States Department of Agriculture and Bureau of Public Roads shows a push for consolidated statistics on state highway mileage and expenditures. Efforts rely on state agencies and questionnaires, with some areas like Iowa reporting quickly and others needing translations or visits.
Engineers from the Bureau of Public Roads report limited highway bridges under 18 feet wide constrain traffic on improved routes. Many 18 foot and 22 foot spans exist, but narrower bridges hinder safety and durability. States like Pennsylvania New Jersey Oklahoma and Massachusetts are replacing old structures to allow three lanes and heavier use.
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