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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1921
Page
12
Norwalk reports discuss creating a new county by uniting Ashland Medina Yom and Lorain with Wellington eyeing seat at Norwalk. Constitution requires 400 square miles and 20 000 population, Wellington area near 18 000, making feasibility doubtful.
Old time remedy Sage Tea and Sulphur claimed to darken hair and cover gray. Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound marketed as ready to use with added ingredients. users moisten a comb or brush and apply a small strand, leaving color to develop.
Rex Calvn Ro Paulson pastor of the ME church at Spencer is appointed the fifty first correspondent of the Chronicle Telegram. Residents will read leading events of their community written by Rev. Paulson who will welcome items for publication.
Martin elected president of the city council expresses gratitude for the support and pledges to serve openly and with the people’s best interests in mind. He thanks supporters and promises to carry out duties with sincerity and fairness.
A fragmented item profiles Helen Chadwich, described as a well photographed New York girl known for bearing many titles. General Nivelle is noted in passing amid the chaotic text.
Lester sent Kenneth Kinkead a 25 page true written letter a month after a writers contest began. Testor was astounded by the huge missive that arrived by mail and took four weeks to read. The exchange focused on letter writing and featured Toward paper paragraphs with generous margins.
Local merchants intensify vigilance as the holiday shopping period begins. Instructions emphasize extra staff checks and police presence beyond normal measures to deter organized shoplifting techniques.
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