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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1903
Page
2
There is no question Herrick is the choice of a large Republican majority in Lorain County and likely a majority in the state. The convention will be held and Herrick is expected to gain dominance by consolidation and strong backing.
The Ladies Aid society will be trained by Mrs Charles on Thursday April 1. The session will focus on preparing members and improving organizational skills for upcoming community events.
Aintermia are being gotten in rendm ent by the Shettleht Land and Improvement Company preparatory to starting at work to thrish the taved atieibg of Tith 3th dath and bith avenues. If the present dry weather continues there will be some time this week. When once started the work will be pushed ahead as rapidly as possible.
Northern Ohio will host a May festival headlined by Dore Mae Lili Norio and Kua Reska with the Metropolitan Opera Hansa Orchestra under Mr Dasa. Prices will be lower than New York, with excursion rates for travel from across Northern Ohio to Gray's Armory on May 21 for this concert.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a cure for kidney and bladder diseases. It cites symptoms like frequent urination, back pain, and urinary changes, claiming relief and full cure. The letter from Walter D. Miller of Delhi, N.Y., endorses the product after years of kidney trouble and pain. The ad invites readers to mail for a free trial bottle and notes availability from Dr. Kennedy Corporation in Rondout, NY.
A detailed profile and campaign overview for Colonel M M Gillett of Newark as a Republican state auditor candidate. The piece traces his background from Iowa birth to service in the Spanish American War, business roles in Newark, and long tenure in the auditor's office, arguing his qualifications, leadership style, and broad influence on state taxation and municipal oversight. It notes history of four year terms, political context, and endorsements from Licking county Republicans.
Sufferers of acute nervous dyspepsia are urged to try Paine's Celery Compound. The ad cites Ada Cochrane of Washington DC praising relief after short use, claiming the tonic calmed nerves, cleaned the blood, and improved digestion, with spring time benefit.
For sale two new milch cows and a farm team for farm work. Contact Taylor at 1245 Lake Avenue, Elyria, Ohio. Also listed is a cough remedy claim promising immediate relief and targeted action at the lungs, with medical claims attributed to H. A. Dykoman.
A discussion notes the revival of the long discarded custom of wearing a flower in the hair. It argues the practice signals romance to men and women, citing poets and timeless imagery of flowers in tresses as an emblem of feminine allure across hair colors.
A Brooklyn state senator recalls a joke about the difference between a pharmacist and a farm laborer as a druggist quotes ninety cents. A Hungarian duel injures a judge with an ear, shattered jaw, amputated arm, and shoulder wound. Also announced are half-rate excursion tickets to St Louis via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for National and International Exposition ceremonies with return validity through May 1908.
Rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles offered with return options via Lake Shore and Michigan Southern lines. Tickets on sale May 2 and May 11 to 17, usable for return until July 16. Stop-overs allowed in certain western territory. Inquiries through ticket agents or AJ Smith GP&T A, Cleveland. Apr 25.
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