Subacdption Terms From Canfield Newspaper
Subacdption terms announced by Canfield editor and manager outline rates for local readership. The notice lists subscription details and ongoing support for the publication.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1905
Page
2
Subacdption terms announced by Canfield editor and manager outline rates for local readership. The notice lists subscription details and ongoing support for the publication.
A letter to the Kosten Transcript discusses issues surrounding Tuskegee Institute and African American advancement. It argues for educated black leaders and gradual progress to uplift both races, highlighting the plantation village model of Tuskegee and its impact on white and black communities.
Community faces hardship after the Citizens Savings collapse as a young doctor and others lose savings. A widow, elderly invalids, and a couple awaiting marriage see funds vanish, with insurance and stock holdings disrupted and a hopeful engagement stalled by financial turmoil.
State board urges farmers to muzzle all dogs for one year to curb rabies. The bulletin argues unc . ontrolled dog running spreads disease, citing success in other states where such laws reduced cases. It urges owners to secure pets, destroy stray dogs, and adopts a statewide muzzle policy as a temporary measure. A remedy marketed locally is also noted.
An advertisement touts Easy Task soap as a pure white durable lathering cleaner for hot or cold water. It claims to simplify cleaning for housewives and priced at 5 cents, cheaper than rosin soaps, available at all grocers.
Avon society items recount a social at the M H Gauisonage Om I vn and a party honoring a birthday at Nina Wardens home on March 28. Neighbors host gatherings for Miss Myrtle Steury and others while Miss Nina Warden and Mrs Junnia Young express gratitude for help with home prep and charitable contributions.
Nat Johnson recalls a wilderness cigarette craving while describing Wadsworth Bros. Chico cigars. He laments finding civilization and notes Chico’s natural Havana leaf flavor and even burn, claiming the product is genuine and price six for a quarter.
The company reports most west of Ying Street houses sold with less than 60 lots left in varied shapes and prices. Bargain-priced plots await buyers as demand remains high. Elyria representation by M Whiteman.
Natice Henry Fridenstine purchases the Elyria Foundry and Machine Works at 109 Hast Ave formerly HK owned. He plans to conduct experiments and perform repair work with guaranteed good service at reasonable prices.
Filing records show Justice J P Lord in Elyria Lorain County Ohio issued an attachment order on February 8 1906 in the case of J G Blinn plaintiff against Dave A Noulan defendant for 28 dollars and 40 cents. Record dated April 4 1905.
An advertisement touts Kadol as a thorough digestant and guaranteed cure for indigestion and related stomach troubles. A testimonial from N Watkins of Lesbos Ky claims fifteen years of stomach trouble solved after six bottles, valued at $1000, with sale by H A Dykeman.
Hotel clerk Lt. Mack Hamilton from Valley City North Dakota testifies two bottles cured his chronic constipation. The ad promotes De Witts Little Early Risers as a gentle effective tonic not a drastic purge and lists H A Dykeinnn as a seller.
An old advertisement warns of night pests and disease harming children as they sleep. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is pitched as a new remedy to drive out demons before a doctor arrives. It claims to protect lives and health, contains no opiates, and is sold by H A Dykeman.
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