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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1919

Page

3

Safeguards to Protect Buyers of Homes Urged

Washington reports local Own Your Own Home committees push safeguards to shield builders and investors from profiteering in land and materials. nationwide, 100+ cities enrolled, coordinating with real estate, chambers, and lenders to revive construction while avoiding mortgage sharks and overburdening buyers.

Washington United States Department of Labor Chambers of Commerce United States Homes Registration Service United States Organized Labor Building and Loan Associations

State Druggists to Meet Here Next Year

The Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association will hold next year’s convention in Harrisburg during the last week of June. The drugs committee reported good quality drugs and satisfactory American chemicals, but vegetable drugs suffer from a shortage of foreign production.

Associated Press Chambersburg Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association Harrisburg Committee On Drugs

Famo Hair Care Claims Cure for Seborrhea

FAMO is advertised to stop seborrhea and grow new hair after daily use for a month. The claim states visible hair growth and reduced dandruff with a single bottle priced 35 cents or one dollar, made by The Fame Co Detroit Michigan, with barber shops offering applications.

The Fame Co Detroit Mich

Templeton to Assume Post as Public Grounds Chief July 1

Thomas W Templeton the new superintendent of public grounds and buildings was confirmed by the Senate and will assume duties on July 1. George A Shreiner will remain in charge until then and advise on department reorganization. Templeton, a builder, druggist, lawyer, and head of Dorrence greenhouses, has studied landscaping and will bring broad experience to the Capitol project.

Thomas W. Templeton Senate Templeton George A. Shreiner Shreiner Capitol Wilkes- Barre Ainey Public Service Commission Commission Pittsburgh Heim Fred A. Heim Williamsport Auditor General's Walker Walter Eyre Chester Ware Philadelphia State Workmen's Compensation Bureau State Department of Labor and Industry Sisson A. E. Sisson Erie

Mount Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Planned in Black Hills

The Roosevelt Memorial Association in New York announces that on July 4 the Black Hills Pioneers will rename Sheep Mountain or Round Top the Mount Theodore Roosevelt to honor the late president. The peak rises 6000 feet and lies near Deadwood, three miles from the Black Hills Forest Reserve.

New York Roosevelt Memorial Association Black Hills Deadwood Roosevelt Seth Bullock Northwest Mount Theodore Roosevelt Sheep Mountain Round Top Wyoming Montana

Liberia Negotiations Seek US Only Financier

London June 26 The Liberia secretary of state and president elect Co D B King proposes that the United States alone bear the responsibility for Liberia finances. A $5,000,000 loan to Liberia is discussed while an international receivership includes Britain France and the US. King says one US controlled administration would replace multilateral financial officers.

London United States Liberia Co. D. B. King Mr. King Great Britain France

Hungarian Communists Mobilizing Workers

Paris dispatch reports June 26 that the Hungarian communist congress orders general mobilization of all workers. The military situation is described as unfavorable to Hungary and troop morale is said to be low.

Paris Hungarian Communist Congress Budapest Hungary

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