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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1904
Page
2
The article argues state power to grant franchises for railroads telegraphs and other utilities should rely on a centralized commission rather than local councils. It cites Cleveland as a cautionary example and urges uniform state regulation to improve transit speed comfort and fair rates under general laws and a governor appointed commission.
The piece defends the injunction as essential to justice while acknowledging possible abuses. It argues for careful, uniform use by judges across the United States and rejects special privileges for trades unions. It notes Judge Boynton’s temporary Elyria return and long-standing local regard.
An advertisement from Notre Dame shows Mrs. M Summers offering a home treatment for leucorrhoea ulceration and other female troubles. It promises instruction and a £2 weekly cost to continue, asks interested readers to write, and lists Box 48 Notre Dame Ind. Also mentions local water rate increases and a water works notice dated 1904.
A fragment discusses child nutrition and appetite in young children, noting fat foods and sweets should be limited but not forbidden. It suggests offering sugar, syrup, or preserves at meal times in simple forms, with emphasis on reasonable portions and balanced meals.
The article notes that nurses in royal households are often locals from the United Kingdom and highlights traditional remedies such as seaweeds as food. It references the calming effect of certain waters and mentions changing tastes in jelly preparation, while also noting snuff consumption in the United States and its annual growth.
An ad touts Zoa Phora claiming to cure women’s health issues including irregularities and pains. A testimonial from Mrs. Pollany Deneen of Marine City Michigan credits the remedy with relief from nervous and heart trouble and dropsy after four years of suffering. The copy offers a free trial bottle and a medical book, with Zoa Phora priced at one dollar per bottle through druggists.
A damaged clipping announces multiple Republican candidacies in Lorain County. It lists Eric D. Chapman for county treasurer and Lam a candidate for county commissioner, subject to the next Republican county convention. Frank M. Whitnean signs the notice seeking support.
H J Barrow announces candidacy for Lorain County auditor subject to Republican convention decision. He expresses gratitude for past support and asks friends for continued backing.
G. O. H. Loughing of Lorain announces candidacy for an assistant county role with the RubyOeb division of the equity convention. The filing signals local political activity and potential regional impact.
A formal notice from a county branch urges timely attendance at the next Lorin county Republican convention to show approval or disapproval of the proposed agenda. The author signs as tluberf Day requesting courtesy and engagement from members.
The text notes a candidate for county commissioner awaiting decision by the Republican county convention. Homer E. Barrett of Wallington is associated with the bid. The outcome depends on party proceedings.
The report notes F plans renomination for county commissioner pending the Republican county convention. HA Durkee, Gx also seeks the post under the convention’s decision. Support from all Republicans is sought to back the candidates.
Friends of Lorain County and the district report W W Skies death created vacancy. A B R Webber declares candidacy for congress. P Arndt announces bid for county commissioner subject to Republican county convention.
A candidate announces intent to run for county auditor subject to the Republican county convention. He thanks voters for past resistance in the previous contest and asks for continued support to the current campaign.
Auditor candidate ty:-1 seeks county office subject to republican convention. E Brangon of Wellington also enters. George H Chamberlain announces candidacy for representative in the fourteenth Congressional district to succeed the late W W Skiles. He asks for county and district support.
L. W. Adams of Columbia announces his candidacy for county commissioner pending the Republican county convention. He asks for support from Republican friends and the Good Roads movement in the county.
The property of the late Ann Proctor is for sale. The notice lists real estate in East River area and references Empire at E. W. U Winckler, 248 East Tordsport, and Lea Stronn, JESG as part of the sale details.
A baby born over two weeks ago at the infirmary is awaiting a name and the authorities request a pool name if possible. Full details may be obtained from the infirmary superintendent.
Advertisement offers house and store cleaning using a new process that does not use brushes or soaps. It claims to clean ceilings, wallpaper, frescoes, and paint work, with cold water painting offered in any color. Includes a trial, price savings, and door delivery with instructions. Bar fixtures also advertised for cleaning and polishing.
A candidate announces intent to seek the county auditor nomination, subject to the Republican county convention in spring 1904, and solicits support from friends and Republicans Otto E. Haserodt Elyria O.
Irish declares candidacy for the office of county treasurer subject to the decision of the next Republican county convention.
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