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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1906
Page
2
Advertisers tout black locust trees at 6 dollars per thousand with claims of quick growth to post size within years. They warn buyers the trees will not sprout from roots if eaten or damaged, while noting doubts about root viability and planter reliability amid inquiries into feasibility for roadside posts.
A reader warns against scouring the scalp for dandruff claiming only a germ killer like Herpicide cures it. The text also advises against planting locust trees along fences, noting sprout growth harms and potential tree damage to crops and stock.
George M. Cohan presents a voiced comedy with familiar songs “Running for Office” and “If It Were Only Mister Morgan” among other titles. Stars Maris and Shieh are promoting a season of tunes “Lib hare at the Public Sync” and “Reot for Riley” with strong audience interest.
An 19th century advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a powerful tonic for weak and sick women. It claims testimonials, emphasizes safety with no charge for consultations, and promotes a medical adviser volume offered free with stamps. The verbose pitch targets housewives, workers, and students seeking relief from menstrual and nervous ailments.
An advertisement style item urges readers to buy the 20th Century Encyclopedia Dictionary History and Atlas. It promotes the set as up to date and authoritative, contrasts it with antiquated works, and mentions free lectures by Judge Hanna. It notes purchases tied to public notices, events, and local figures and references multiple locations and dates.
Historical note of Cohan song success in Running Vor Otter and Bour Cohans with George M. Cohan as writer. April 20 item notes a legal public safety exam process in Mira Ohio for fire and police positions, detailing mental and physical tests and a 70 percent passing grade, dated April 17, 1906.
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