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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1906
Page
2
The Elyria Commandery members attended a Sunday service at a Lorain church. A procession and fellowship followed the sermon with remarks on leadership and duty.
An explosion on a battleship caused six deaths among crew members including ordinary seamen and first class ratings. Investigators are examining the blast source and sequence as repairs and safety checks proceed aboard the ship at the port city.
A garbled OCR item references Sailor's Bethel in Lorain and a Bechet society plan led by President Vic Vihon. It hints a civic event or meeting related to home service for sailors and a prediction about upcoming elections and local political figures.
Mrs Platt is granted a divorce on cruelty grounds. The transcript notes a July 16 1999 marriage to Mrss Jinnelt Phitt of Wellington and the filing attorney. The report mentions an arrival of a brown colt by Poteen 21244 from Minneapolis 200 via second chassis.
A Sandusky era travel feature previews Cedar Point seasonal opening with new amusement sections, extended lodgings, and staged entertainment. It highlights India Durbar displays, illuminated architecture, and plans to accommodate thousands with continuous music and steamboat access from Sandusky.
Fragmentary notes describe a vessel purchase and bombing events tied to a Brown Habe incident. References include a ship, Covd 2 udty Thay at Awad and direct field actions, with unclear names and places.
In Lorain County Ohio, H E Williams, cashier, attests the accuracy of a bank statement to the best of knowledge. Subscribed and sworn before Notary Public John Johnson on April 6, 1906.
The article discusses native North American plants once used by indigenous peoples and introduced herbs after European contact. It mentions medical writers, treatments, and the claim that certain botanicals possessed curative virtues, naming figures like Dr. Pierce and references to Golden Seal and Cherrybark in early American medical discourse.
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