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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
2
A mixed page of editorials and notices discusses San Francisco's future after fire and redevelopment questions. It quotes Secretary Shaw on rapid rebuilding, comments on Chicago's devastation as a foil, and reflects on the city’s resilience through generations. It also includes gossip and ads, including a hair article and a local bakery note.
The front page reports criticism of a board for selling to themselves and buying supplies through Navy channels. Outdoor relief is faulted as township duty. A 1898 fund for purchasing inmates is misused. recommendation to place remaining funds in the county treasury.
D. C. Fisher, a black Lorain resident, sues Q. S. Schwert of Broad Street restaurant for 500 damages claiming denial of a meal because of race. He alleges Schwert vowed no more colored patrons would be served. Thompson, Glitch and Cinni dor of Lorain aided the case.
Readers are urged to beware false cures for kidney and nervous troubles. An ad touts Hindipo and Tollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with guarantees and mailed orders. Also notes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for stomach digestion and announces a Woodcraft lecture in Cleveland by Duffy. Elyria edition mentions Shriners tent and Mystic Circle degree.
An old testimonial letter promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. It includes an offer of one hundred dollars for an incurable case, endorsements from druggists Walding Kinnan and Marvin, and directions to buy in Toledo and Taleda.
An 1906 Shelby Ohio Republican committee meeting set delegate rules for the national convention based on county votes, with selection to occur by precinct primary, county convention, or mass meeting. Mrs Johnson, daughter of Mr C Habu, injured in a driving accident with a horse running away, fracturing two ribs.
Martin, an inspector from the State Dairy and Food commission, will inspect the local milk supply in Alyria. No complaints have been filed, but the state board will conduct the inspection, and Martin plans to spend several days examining the dairy fluid.
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