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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1925
Page
8
Amusement listing describes Charlie Chaplin in The Gold Rush as the main attraction at the Grand tonight. It highlights poetic pathos and comedy, nine reels, and notable scenes with a tenderfoot and a dance hall girl. Also features Wild Oats and Kinogram Weekly.
Readers are urged to abandon frequent purges and physic remedies. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as a gentle, effective laxative that stabilizes bowel movements for weeks and often months between doses. It is described as harmless and pleasant, suitable for adults and children, with a 60 cent bottle sold at local stores.
A social hour will be held this week following the regular Ben Hur meetings at the K of C pit. Refreshments will be served.
WEAF New York airs Rigoleto opera at 10 p m EST. KGO Oakland presents an educational program at 8 p m PCST. wz New York offers St Nicholas Society program at 3 13 p m EST. WSB Atlanta transmits from the radio exposition at 2 30 p m CST. WEYC New York features an address by Former Secretary of Navy Josephus Daniels at 8 30 p m EST. WMAK Lockport carries a boxing bout between Jimmy Woodrick and Rocky Kansas at 9 30 p m EST.
Comedy is on the bill Tuesday and Wednesday with Lon Chaney in The Monster a thrilling mystery melodrama. The Metro-Goldwyn photodrama echoes The Gorilla and features Johnny Arthur from Lights of Old Broadway. A two reel comedy accompanies the feature.
James Cochran of Washington is a cello player in Indiana University’s 50 member orchestra that appeared at a recent convocation at State University. The program featured works by Haydn Sibelius and Dvorak. Approximately 1200 students faculty and townspeople attended under Professor Winfred Merrill. The event showcased a lively campus culture in Bloomington Indiana.
St Simon’s Altar Society met at the boys school to elect 1926 officers. President Mrs J P Jager. Vice Mrs James Bur. Secy Treas Mrs Bain Farris. Outgoing officers replaced Jan 1 by Mrs J P Smith, Mrs George Walker, Mrs J P Hogan. Visitors include Oscar Montgomery and James from Cody Wyoming.
An all day gathering is planned at the home of Mrs Nellie Bellville on East Walnut Street Wednesday. Members are requested to bring a knife fork spoon and cup.
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