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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
6
Community notices from Elyria and nearby towns recount visits, illnesses, and social events. The entries mention hospital work, family gatherings, and parish activities, including a funeral service attended by Rev. Thompson and Rev. Schneider, plus notable visits by Franks, Knight, and the MeFaiei family.
Wellington and surrounding communities feature a weekend of visits. Guests include Mr and Mrs O M Gillett and Mr and Mrs Geo Herbert from Wellington. Mr and Mrs Walter Edwards of Pittsfield with Mr and Mrs Alval Edwards of New London. Dorothy Uiltzs at a Velvet party. and extended family from Cleveland and Elyria.
Springfield city commission votes to adopt daylight saving despite local sentiment against time change. Planning Board in Youngstown to regulate building heights and development. Cleveland meeting discusses cheaper industrial insurance with H D Martin and state officials. William Dean Howells dies in New York.
The article warns against washing hair with common soaps which dry the scalp and ruin the hair. It recommends Mul ified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure and superior, noting small amounts cleanse both hair and scalp, produce rich lather, and leave hair soft, silky, and lustrous. It claims it is affordable and available at pharmacies for family use.
Tokio correspondent reports Roland Morris United States Ambassador to Japan intends resigning soon to participate in the U S presidential elections in the United States.
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