Elyria Reporter subscription notice and masthead
Local notice from The Elyria Reporter announcing printing details and subscription terms. Includes editor and manager names and mentions annual subscription cost and delivery area phrases.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1905
Page
2
Local notice from The Elyria Reporter announcing printing details and subscription terms. Includes editor and manager names and mentions annual subscription cost and delivery area phrases.
A garbled town page recalls Rev Henry Allen at Kensington praising the press as a civilizing force. Nearby notes report George Hroighton’s recovery, Mrs. Henry Smith’s slow convalescence, and Mr. Culovan’s town visit. Socials include a Disciple Church program Under the Lantern, a ladies’ gathering, and a farewell for the Dents as they move away. An entertainment to fund a parish bell, tickets 16 and 25 cents, starts at 8. Ruth Hamlin’s illness is noted and Cleveland closing vat events are mentioned.
A narrative on Kaneen's leadership and scheme, detailing growing shortages and attempts to cover losses. It notes President Honecker and directors not accountable, limited audits, and Kaneen's drive to secure personal loans as shortages worsened, precipitating ruin for associates.
Regular Methodist services will be held tomorrow morning and evening with Sunday school at 11:80. A service will be at LaPorte at 3:30 p.m. There will be no choir rehearsal this evening.
The Sheffield Land and Improvement Company promotes remaining lots west of Vinestrest for sale in the pret veer purchase. Fewer than 60 lots unsold vary in shape size and price and are offered at a bargain. Represented in Elyria by F M Whiteman at the Bank Building 10th Avenue and Pearl Street.
A Notre Dame woman appeals to readers to write for a home treatment claiming to cure rheumatic and joint pains. The ad cites relief from uric acid in blood, improved joints and energy, and promotes Holtzer’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a tonic with 86 cent price options. Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana is listed for proof.
A tonic pill claims to relieve headache constipation and biliousness. Descriptions note the pills are simple to take and act quickly. A Val ley City hotel stockman says two bottles cured chronic constipation. Sold by H A Dykeman.
A cleaning pitch touts EASY TASK as a grease cutting soap that makes washing pots and kettles easier. The ad urges shoppers to buy the naphtha and borax formula to cut grime and avoid the disliked scrubbing task.
Lorain’s Old Reliable Piano Dealer J F Traxler leases the former L J Sweet space and pledges Lorain county’s largest piano selection. He notes a spotless service record, plans an introductory sale, and a stock including Burdett Krell Bennats Schiller and others with prices from $188 and terms as low as nine dollars down and six per month.
Real estate notice touts several attractive houses for rent with a special price. Emphasizes ideal homes and urges readers to contact the listing agent to view properties and secure rental housing.
An advertisement touts Kodal Dyspepsia Cure as a guaranteed remedy for indigestion and related stomach troubles. It cites a Kentucky resident from Leavis claiming long relief after using the product and endorses its efficacy.
A Free Puzzle by Dr. G. i. Green of Woodbury New Jersey offers to mail posters to anyone sending 2 cent stamp. It promotes a novelty titled German Syrup and August Flower Puanie described as an eye and nerve tester made of wood and glass. Include mention of the paper.
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