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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1920
Page
6
Irene Castle stars in a screen version of Sophie Kerr tragedy The See-Stuw retitled The Invisible Bond. A story of marriage, infidelity, jealousy, and a dramatic cliffside death ends with reconciliation, directed by Charles Malone at the Alia Theatre.
Will Rogers delivers sharp wits in the Goldwyn comedy Almost a Husband shown at the Alta Theatre Sunday. The western humorist’s spontaneous lines keep the cast laughing during filming, as Rogers plays a new schoolteacher who arrives in an Arkansas town and jokes through a mock marriage plot with Lelia.
Miss Ferguson stars as a Southern girl who helps her family by joining the Secret Service to capture counterfeiters. The film, a Paramount Artcraft production titled Counterfeit, features David Towell, Helene Montrom, Charles Gerard, and Charles Kent in a Sunny South setting aboard a harbor yacht. Director George Fritemaurice Wane. Scene writer Ouida Bergere from Robert Baker's story. Also notes a London complaint about American films increasing prestige in China India and Africa and a motor driver sentence in London.
Mount McKinley is sinking due to geological aging, says eminent geologist and mining engineer Merschel Parker. He claims the peak has dropped toward 18,400 feet from its former 20,400 feet, based on Parker’s survey. Parker has long been associated with Alaska mining interests and has observed the range for two decades.
London April 11. Italian foreign minister stated Italy concurs with Britain on the stance in Frankfurt. The comment comes amid Allied occupation developments as British policy faces clear interest from Italian leadership.
After influenza and other illnesses, Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as a cleansing tonic to purge disease, restore kidney function, and support overall vitality. The ad claims a 46 year history and family trust, urging use for men, women, mothers, and children. Hood's Pills are advertised as an active laxative to accompany the regimen.
Honolulu April 14 The IC and army transport Login bound from the far east to San Francisco are quarantined here today owing to measles mumps and influenza aboard which have resulted in deaths and over deaths noted aboard the ship with several cases reported onboard
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