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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1930
Page
5
George Arliss arrived in America from England in 1901 to perform four months and remained twenty years without returning home. He became a leading figure among American stage stars, earning the title of dean while shaping the era's theater landscape.
Warner Bros presents The Green Goddesses a lavish Vitaphone production directed by Arliss with Alice Joyce H B Warner Ralph Forbes and Nigel de Brulier in support. Second Choice follows with Dotore Costello as a bright American flapper in a tangled love affair among Mulhall Chester Morris and others at Fox Theatre this week.
Ronald Colman’s career arc from gypsy prince to Foreign Legion soldier to Flemish nobleman and trader culminates in Bulldog Drummond at the Graham Theatre today and Wednesday. The English officer hero mirrors Colman’s own demobilized wartime self, returning from France with an injured ankle after the war.
Local passenger No 3 westbound at 9 09 am Southwest Limited No 25 at 12 58 am No 91 local freight runs Tuesday Thursday and Saturday ending 12 15 pm 12 15 am.
West Chester March 31 correspondence from the area reports Mrs Jertha Wood spending spring vacation with friends while a school project progresses with bricklaying to begin April first. Ellen O’Flarity, daughter of Tom O’Flarity, visited and resembles her father, Ellen teaches in Cedar Rapids. land talk in northern Iowa grows as Maron 191% interest fades. Mabel Buckley of Washington called on friends. Will Rogers spoke from Los Angeles via radio. Joe Conrad’s farm east of Keota shows improvements and his brother Ed crosses the road. local farmers brace for spring plowing and ready ground. A letter and post card describe riding adventures as season hints emerge.
A fragment describes a box dog born October 6 1929 that barely meets the three month old limit for a license as of January 1. It notes stock cattle dogs and horses, a mule crossing into Mexico, and a mention of Merle Bekels improving his arm with Lee Craig Aves. The piece references a Journal Want Ads column and a trial promise.
Researchers at a university have found watercress is a remarkable source of the growth vitamine and the scurvy-preventing vitamine. The tiny leaves are said to yield notable amounts of vitamine D as well with one female experimenter noted.
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