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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1919
Page
3
Silent era star Lillian Gish portrays True Heart Susie in a Strand Theatre program featuring her bond with a cow on set. The piece notes Gish’s affection for the animal, her plans for a herd, and hints at her collaboration with director Henry Eugene.
The text portrays Harry Carey as a famed Western bandit who was born and raised in Manhattan. It suggests crooks and Western villains can be outwardly respectable and notes his early restraint and schooling, framing him as a bold, infamous figure from urban origins.
George Melford who directed villain Martin in a Paramount picture Jane Goes a Wooing will be shown at the Strand Theatre Wednesday only. The article notes the film’s limited screening and mentions excitement surrounding the director’s work.
A fragmentary item notes that costly studios and female star power shape plots in cinema. It mentions Thomas Ho Inces latest picture and a scene where a dancer resists waste, with a chat class style scene lasting about ten seconds. Shows planned Island theatre engagement for Tuesday and Wednesday with accessories.
New York reports that three Northwestern states harvested a vast grain crop last year. Totals show nearly one billion bushels with cash receipts exceeding one billion dollars. Theodore Wold of the Federal Reserve Bank in Minneapolis provides the data recently received.
A long discussion on 2918 Northwest crop yields and the role of wheat in the national economy. Governor Wald addresses crop conditions, finance relations, and the Federal Reserve in a talk aimed at banks and regional growth. The piece notes the Northwest agricultural sector as a rising national industry and stresses leadership and rural development.
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