Local Echoes Report Frequent Visits and Ills in Elyria
The Elyria Reporter lists residents and visitors across Elyria and nearby towns. Avery of Oak Street is seriously ill with blood poisoning. Russell Casaon resigns from Century Alno in Cleveland. Charles Elvin recovering after two weeks sick. John Bins back to work after a week ill. Others: Frank Marlette visiting Defiance. Roger Manning visiting Oberlin. Alfred Berg calling on friends in town. Mrs. H. W. Manley visiting from Wellington. J. F. Dawley in town. Dr. Sheldon visiting Norwalk friends and a classmate of Dr. Maynard. Jas. F. Tobin leaves for Cleveland after three months in Elyria. Fret O’Mallory heads to Milwaukee to sail lakes. E. L. Hague and wife in Cleveland. H. H. Clough in Elyria en route to Beloit. Miss Martha Clough accompanying her father. Miss N. Hastings of Cascade spent Tuesday in Cleveland. about thirty Elyria ladies took a Cleveland trip for a matinee. Robert Chenery in Columbus. M. D. Kimmo of Medina at W. H. Barnes’s place.
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Russel Casaon
Alfred Berg
Ashtabula
HW Manley
Wellington
Monady
J FP Dawley
Cleveland
Edr
Sheldon
Norwalk
Freuda
Elgrim
O ' Maynard
Jas F Tobin
Elyria
Fret O
Mas N Hastings
Cascade Ar Rest
Elyria Jadiea
Robert Chenery
Columbus
M D Kimmo
Medina
W H Barnes
Elks Rally Planned at Elke Hall Tonight
Elks notify members that a serial and dance will be held at Elke Hall this evening with social activities and community gathering.
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Elka
Elke Hall
Cleveland Male Singers Club Concert Held Here Soon
The Cleveland Male Singers Club returns to our town for a concert on the 2th weekend, drawing a large ,enthusiastic crowd before. The Elyria boy manager offers to donate most proceeds to the convention committee to aid expenses of the big convention in June. Every man woman and child urged to attend and fill the house for these gentlemen.
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Wea
Cleveland
Twce
Steels
Elyria
Jone
Water with curative qualities found near Vermilion
Daily reports from Northern Ohio highlight new mineral spring discoveries. J and Stevenson report analysis showing strong curative properties in eight Ragby springs near Vermilion and plan development and sale of the water.
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Mae
Ohio
Ragby
Jamal Settlement
Vermilion
J & Stevenson and On
Price Rise for Clover Seed Hits Farmers This Spring
Farmers expect higher clover seed costs this spring as quotes show $8.80 and $8.40 per bushel, marking a notable advance from last year due to a wet season reducing crop yield. The note reflects ongoing market adjustments and hardship for growers facing elevated inputs, with a nearby classified line about furnished rooms for rent at central location.
Coat to keep warmth in A sample helps build flesh
An advertisement argues that Scott's Emulsion provides a coat of warmth by building firm flesh and supplying sufficient fat. It claims the emulsion fills nature's needs for bodily warmth and offers a free sample from Scott & Bowne, 409 Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowee
Pearl Street
New York
Mad Dog Rampage Hits Vermilion Farm Cattle
A mad dog attacked livestock on a Vermilion farm two weeks ago, injuring sheep, cows, and horses. Owner John Risden faced losses as several animals were shot after the threat persisted. Thirteen sheep were bitten, and a cow and horse died, with others awaiting developments as the feral dog remained at large.
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Aldiereta
John Risden
HK Riblett
Aleg
Haig of the Overcoat Practical Joke at Club
A club scene ends with a cruel practical joke as a friend teases a victim about stealing a wife's hair from an overcoat. The victim protests, then misreads the prank and is pressured to identify the hair as his wife’s. The exchange reveals doubt and awkward humor among bystanders.
Mummy Enters Belgium Customs With No Duty
A traveler arrives at the Belgian frontier with a mummy from Egypt. Officials cannot classify it and advise declaring it as salt fish to allow entry. The tale humorously notes the mummy’s entry despite duty questions and a second anecdote on brains and beauty in women from a controversial medical claim.
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Belgium
Egypt
Bellum
Treated to a Cure for Rheumatism With Athlophoros
An advertisement promises self treatment for rheumatism using Athlophoros. It urges readers to monitor symptoms, keep bowels open, and follow directions until improvement or cure. The offer claims quick pain relief, no doctor fees, and even a free personalized plan by writing to The Athlophoros Co. New Haven Conn.
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Athlophoros Co
New Haven
Conn
Kodol Dyspepsia Care Promoted for Stomach Relief
A dated testimonial from Mrs Mary Crick of White Plains Kentucky praises Kodol Dyspepsia Care as a remedy for digestion and stomach disorders. The user claims years of dyspepsia improved after taking a few bottles, noting restored weight health and appetite. The ad asserts Kodol digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet.
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Mnry
Crick
White Plains
H .A Dykeman
Small houses on Hazentreet at 111 Havel Street
Readable fragment notes three small houses on Hazentreet and a street address 111 Havel Street with a date May 4. The item lacks full context but records a property or housing mention in Tennessee.
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Hazentreet
Havel Streat
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