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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1921

Page

4

Public Welfare Division Aims to Use Movie Theaters for Education

Motion Picture Theatre Owners of America create a Public Welfare Division to collaborate with schools. President Harding welcomes the plan to use 16 000 screens nationwide for educational and propaganda purposes, seeking to foster American citizenship and cooperation with the federal government.

Motion Picture Theaters United States Motion Picture Theatre Owners of America Minneapolis Francia Holley Bureau of Commercial Economics Washington President Harding Harding Cohen Republic

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Fragment

In a Humorous verse fragment Walt Mason laments interruptions from sellers and petitioners invading his home in Johnston's New Addition. He vows to write but finds his muse blocked by distractions and practical woes.

Walt Mason Johnston Thompson Smith, Robinson and Brown Teall

Muriel Breitenbach Hosts Fourth Birthday Party

Solid SH Virginia Breitenbach daughter of Mr and Mrs George Breitenbach celebrated her fourth birthday with thirty children. Mrs Don Huber Mrs L B Lupton and Miss Ruth Freshwaters assisted. Games on the porch led to a luncheon at small tables with a pink and white cake and four candles blown out by the hostess.

Muriel Virginia Breitenbach George Breitenbach Virginia Dora Haney Oscar Haney Dora

Fortnightly Club Activities Highlight Art Department and Delegates

The Fortnightly club's Art Department held its first meeting at Mrs. F. L. Wilson's home with a talk by Mrs. F. B. Appleby on art appreciation and period furniture. The club elected delegates to the Iowa Federation district meeting, naming Appleby and several others with alternates. A future program includes lectures and exhibits, announced by club president Mrs. W. A. Cook.

F. L. Wilson F. B. Appleby Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Anna Etna Dawson Anna Dawson J. L. Fifer George Dowell H. I. Ward G. 8. Kerr D. J. Ross Fred Reid Milan Shields David McLaughlin R. S. Warfel R. E. Dougherty W. A. Cook C. W. McLaughlin Iowa Federation Des Moines

Local club reports and social events in Washington County

Laighlin chairs county meeting and Elizabeth Fisher outlines federation work. Fortnightly club forms a standing library committee. Queen Esther Circle officers chosen and installation planned. Dora Haney celebrates tenth birthday with games and cake. Glen Schwartz Rural Women’s Club marks tenth wedding anniversary with large turnout and gifts. Telelphone force holds white roast hike and campfire stories.Want Ads urged.

Glen Schwartz Rural Women's Club

Motion pictures as instructional aid praised in schools

A discussion extols using motion pictures to illustrate lessons and subjects in classrooms. It claims students learn faster and more eagerly when visuals accompany text, noting experiments in major cities show clearer understanding and greater engagement, while warning against potential abuses that can be controlled.

Passion heads Graham theater with new film tech

Sees Passion open at Graham theater Monday. Pola Negri stars in an intimate story of a milliner rising to influence a nation. The film features stereoscopic photography and large mob scenes promising a new era in cinema.

Graham Theater Citzens Pola Negri

Taniac Promises Relief For Kansas City Woman

Mrs. W. H. Brown of Wayne and Columbus Sts Kansas City Missouri reports dramatic improvement after taking Taniac for three weeks. She describes relief from five years of chronic indigestion plus headaches dizziness and fatigue and says her appetite digests food well and she feels much healthier. Sherman Brothers Pioneer Drug Store sells Taniac in Washington and other leading druggists carry it.

Taniac Washington Sherman Brothers Pioneer Drug Store Advt

Washington Moss Harvest Prompts Roof Cleansing Laws

During Seattle’s wet season moss flourishes on roofs and under eaves. When the dry season comes the moss becomes a fire hazard, prompting removal with a long-handled rake like tool. Some communities enforce this by law. Moss also serves as a fertilizer.

Seattle Washington

A Small Town Idol at Fox Theater Friday and Saturday

Ben Turpin stars as the village hero in A Small Town Idol a six reel Mack Sennett comedy at the Fox Theater Limited two day engagement. Phyllis Haver and Marie Prevost join a notable Sennett cast with Charlie Murray Jimmy Finlayson Kalla Pasha Eddie Gribbon and others in a lively sequence of shifting scenes.

Villian Mack Sennett Ben Fox Theater Sennett Ben Turpin Phyllis Haver Marie Prevost Charlie Murray Jimmy Finlayson Kalla Pasha Eddie Gribbon Cov

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