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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
5
Gilbert White explains in the Metropolitan Magazine that hypnosis induces sleep-like absorption, allowing the brain to replay stored environmental records. The subject reemploys existing memories via vivid cues, with no new ideas created or removed during hypnosis.
Mrs EO L Bennett is ill at home on West Bridge street. Mrs Geo Cook hosts the N K Y- Pedro club with Miss Bertha Brown and Charles Fisher among finalists. Mrs Finie Whitnes wins Indies prize. Many residents visit Cleveland and Lorain for business and family matters. A quiet wedding of Miss Bertha Brown and Mr Charles Fisher occurs at Maple street, Rev Brett officiating. The Four O Clock club plans Friday tea with Sabbath observance talk by Mrs Davis. The Self Culture Club meets with Mrs Seweet discussing neglected spots and world wonders. The column lists numerous local names, travels, and social events of the week.
A collection of aphorisms on financial prudence and investment discipline. It cautions that wealth grows from saving and prudent, well timed investments rather than quick speculation. It notes banks invest depositor funds into business ventures often unseen by savers.
For rent furnished rooms with light housekeeping at 140 West Bridge. Also for sale an eight room house on Fourth Street, new and modern, lot 45 by 140 feet, good barn, two minutes from post office. Easy terms. C A Cox Real Estate Agency 411 at.
The annual Snow Derby at Holmenkollen tests skill and endurance with 12 mile mountain courses. Competitors leap clefts hop over trunks and descend steep grades through forests to finish exhausted. A recent Stockholm speed event covered 40 miles at 8.5 mph average.
Early gas use in America was largely unmetered and wasteful, with low rates. Large companies later moved to metered sales, and statistics on consumption will be gathered to assess gas areas’ ability to sustain supplies.
The piece notes a claim about a poem How They Brought the News From Ghent to Aix lacking historical basis It states the poem was conceived during a Mediterranean voyage while the author longed for land travel and a horseback ride The distance Ghent to Aix is cited as too far for a horse in the time described
The Service Board calls for action on two or three specific issues. A Sip Wash on Luron Street opposite land of Edward F. Perkins tied to the Bind O railroad is noted. Three trees in the park, including those connected to Elyria Iron and Steel Co, are described as in dangerous condition.
S I Gerhem head of the Improved Order of Red Men will address a public meeting in Union Hall Cheapside Elvria this Thursday evening at 730. Those interested in fraternal orders are invited to hear him.
The service board ordered Johin Howlett to capend seventy dollars for park flowers and arrange them before Decoration Day. Heavy snowfall yesterday halted placing the display in the park and delayed Arbor Day preparations.
The service Board last night ordered construction of both new stone bridges to begin simultaneously this summer. Specifications were amended to require concurrent start and diligent progress to completion, with tied funding and oversight. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is endorsed for children, praised for its pleasant taste and non opiate formula.
A columnist for Outing Magazine labels the Seminole conflict the United States worst war, noting a reduced Seminole population under Florida hostility, a $30 million toll, and heavy losses among U S troops. The piece contrasts Osceola’s leadership with grim frontier casualties.
An Alabama politician and former Montgomery magistrate recounts performing a marriage ceremony for a Black couple. He notes the moment the bride rejects the traditional vow favoring equality after she declares she will not let the groom “boss” her, citing promised chores she would not abandon.
Witnesses describe a heated moment as Fanara confronts an attempt at a kiss. The woman recalls opposing advances while acknowledging the man’s persistence. The altercation centers on consent and public reaction.
A Lorain Times Herald dispatch from a New York morning paper says the Kaiser’s ship will carry a long list of notables to Europe. The phrase surprises Americans who expect distinctive social ranks, questioning whether such a label fits American society versus England’s tradition.
Westofen, Germany enforces an old ordinance forbidding walking in streets with a lighted cigar. The rule reflects historic civic discipline and public conduct standards still in effect.
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