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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1905
Page
2
A patient reports taking Kidol Dyspepsia Cure for fifteen years and eighteen bottles said to be worth $100 to them. The ad touts rapid relief from stomach troubles including indigestion dyspepsia sour breath and related discomfort. The testimonial credits the product with complete cure and value to the user.
Vasily Neporter, a illumed by onrriur, reports clues from The Daily Reporter about a city mystery in Miyria. Read as a fragmented local note highlighting a puzzling event and ongoing inquiry.
Dr John M Clarke New York state geologist discusses Niagara Falls threats in the Popular Science Monthly April issue. He warns about water diversion for industrial use potentially lowering the falls and notes historical flow data. outlines predicted water levels and the roles of American and Canadian companies in releasing water.
An advertisement extols EASY TASK a hard slow-wasting white soap that requires little rubbing and lathers well in hot or cold water. It claims effective cleaning for washing wootens blankets and other items with no strong odors from yellow soap and lists a price of 5 cents at all grocers.
The article argues that Niagara Falls will shrink if current and proposed hydroelectric charters allow more water to be diverted. It cites New York legislative actions, a veto by Governor Odell, and potential reorganization to extend water use. Dr. Glorke warns taxation of power products as key to saving the falls amid international protest.
Elyria baseball players plan a Wednesday meeting at the Smoke House to organize and train for the opener. The team lacks a regular park, and the school board did not act this week. The board is negotiating for eastern city property that might be donated for the season ballgames.
Amherst faces water supply issues after Elyria refuses to supply water under a disputed intercity arrangement deemed illegal by the city solicitor. Also mentions a Dean Works incident with Watchman Daney sworn as special policeman at the Dean Electric plant. John Flannery of Elyria dies at 71 after a long career with the L. S. and M. S. Ry., funeral at St. Marys on Friday. survived by a wife, five children and five sisters.
Public notice advertises Athlophoros as a remedy for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and sciatica claiming it dissolves uric acid and prevents pain. Readers are urged to send four cents for a free booklet from Athlophoros Co New Haven Conn.
Worth insists his firm operated legally amid a grand jury probe into a stock exchange scheme. He produces a contract titled Rita contract asserting clear delivery terms and denies concealment, while bank directors debate the missing funds and potential large-scale losses.
City officials consider improving the park after smoke harmed older trees. Rotting branches pose danger to visitors while business leaders support planting new trees on Arbor Day to restore the area.
The Prudential and its policyholders note another year of prosperity with over 3912,000,000 in new insurance loaned and paid for in 1904, and one billion dollars in insurance in force. Policyholder payments in 1904 exceed 14,000,000, bringing total payments to date above 92,000,000, with generous dividends and policy additions. The company highlights retroactive concessions for old policies and over 496,000,000 distributed to holders of older contracts, plus assets exceeding 8,000,000 with 18,000,000 in surplus. Liabilities stand at 765,000, and investments are described as high quality with strong security margins. Information is available from the Home Office in Newark, New Jersey.
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