Personal and Society Notes From Lorain Region
Charles Parks of Lorain spent Sunday with friends in town. Dat Symons returns to Ann Arbor to rename All Studies. A large crowd spent Sunday at the country club. Howard Massey of Cleveland spent Sunday at home here. Mr D B Johnson visited his sister Mrs R B Roe on Sixth Street. Scott Bowen studying at Oberlin spent Sunday in the city. Miss Alien Carpenter of Oberlin visited Miss Florence Brown for several Sundays. Miss Grace Benita visited sister Mrs Hadley of Lakewood over Sunday. Auto parties from Cleveland checked into local hotels Sunday. John Lersch returned Sunday morning from a two week business trip to New York City. Mr and Mrs H J Eady sail May 4 for the United States on the Minnehaha. Kendall Massey returned to Ann Arbor after a vacation at home. Mr and Mrs J J Thornburg of Toledo were guests of Mrs Peck on Fourth Street over Sunday. Miss Marion Comings of Norwalk spent Sunday with her parents on Middle Avenue. Milas Lucy Stearns of Olmstead was guest of Mrs Lawrence Bramley on Cleveland Street. Mrs Chas Chandler of Lake Avenue, recently ill, now improving. Local banks close at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon for Hon M E LeVagoo d funeral. Misses Ellen and Margaret Little of Norwalk guests of Miss Marian Comings. Allia Thompson of Lisbon returned home after days with Aunt Mrs J F Collins. Mrs O Spencer returned to Cleveland after a week with sister Mrs G R Sherwood. Mrs W H Olds to entertain Rev Anna Shaw Mrs Howe of Cleveland and Miss Upton of Akron at dinner. P C Gilman of Cleveland, Robert McKenzie Co., will return Wednesday from Lakeside hospital after serious operation.
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Farewells
Oberlin student Mise Ruth-Bullock spends Sunday with Aunt Ella Kent. Bugar Ridge Circle hosts at Mrs. W. M. Pickard’s home. Ernest Crisp of Pittsburg visits West Ave. Frank Allen in Cage School Cleveland visits family. Mrs. J. B. Scott departs for Charlotte NY to visit her father’s boat. Professor G. Frederick Wright preaches at the First Congregational Church. Mrs. Albert Young and two children from St. Louis visit sister Mrs. Charles Knapp for a month. Five Hundred club hosted by Mrs. McIlvaine at Mrs. W. W. Boynton’s, not Tuesday. Elyria group members visit Sugar Ridge. Auditor Otto Haserodt attends his mother-in-law’s funeral in Massillon. wife to return Tuesday. Alma Shaw and others lecturing in Elyria receive luncheon at Mrs. Gates. Elyria Circle G.A.R. holds thimble bee April 19 in Hayden Hall. May 3 all-day meeting planned. George Conrad and wife of Comrod Hotel sail May 1 from New York for Europe, with farewell party held last night. expect return around September 4.
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George Conrad
Comrod Hotel
New York
Ireland
Germany
France
England
Scotland
Conrad
Elyria
Better Than Spanking Home Treatment for Bed Wetting
A promotional notice by Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for bed wetting claiming it cures children and adults with urine difficulties. The ad urges mothers to write today and asserts the method cures constitutional causes without blaming the child.
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M. Summers
Box W
Notre Dame
Ind
Rheumatism Remedy Prescribed by Dr Flood
Dr George Edmund Flood, noted rheumatism specialist, publishes his prescription for rheumatism relief. Fluid Cascara Aromatic half ounce Concentrated Barkola one ounce Fluid Extract Prickly Ash Bark half a drachm Aromatic Elixir four ounces. Take one teaspoonful after meals and before bed with plenty of water.
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George Edmund Flood
Flood
Keepsakes and memories in a faded verse defense
Poem by Byron Williame about treasured keepsakes a ribbon and daguerreotype. It laments time and memory as a couple recalls a shared romance. Adverts fill the page for The Toledo Blade weekly newspaper and a closing sale for Traxler's sheet music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traxler
Enlarging Your Business Through Strategic Advertising
This piece argues that advertising must be a business tool not charity. It urges setting an annual ad budget, measuring its impact on sales, and increasing business volume. The paper offers to explain annual contracts for ad inches and how the publication can reach local customers.
Philadelphia sprinter Melvin Sheppard’s all round track prowess
The article profiles Melvin Sheppard of Philadelphia as an unbeatable half miler with dominant indoor and outdoor marks. It notes his 60 yard and 880 yard times, relay feats, and pacing in major meets, predicting potential to break Connell’s mile record if he pursues it.
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America
Melvin Sheppard
Phildelphia
Quaker City
Sheppard
Connell
New York A. C
Hillman
Melvin Sheppard Sets Indoor Record and Dream Runs
Melvin Sheppard shatters the indoor six hundred record with 1 minute 33.5 seconds, beating rivals Tor and Parsons by about three and a half yards. He later falls just short of the outdoor 600 yard mark at 1 minute 11 seconds by three fifths of a second, while boasting a powerful stride and bounding style. He stands about five feet nine inches with notably strong, thick legs and a distinctive chest and head position during fast races. He’s a key member of the Quaker Ind who could push further in eastern indoor meets this winter.
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Melvin £ Heppand
F Tor
Parsons
Sheppard
Tin
Hillman
Fie
Daisy Snyder to Race Pacing Mare This Year
Dansy Snyder 1414 and trainer Charlie Niles announce Daisy Snyder a pacing mare by Acmon will race at 2 14 percent this year with racing plans set and expectations high.
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Dansy Snyder
Charlie Niles
Daisy Snyder
Acmon
Renowned clairvoyant prof Sawin advertised at 118 East Ave
An advertisement promotes Prof Sawin a grand clairvoyant healer at 118 East Ave between Broad and Second streets offering magnetic healing for chronic diseases including rheumatism heart and kidney issues women’s health and other ailments. Ladies 50 cents Gentlemen one dollar. Free diagnosis daily 10 am to 5 pm front parlor location noted.
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Eaat Arve
Haig
Sawin
Elyria
East Ave
Broad
Second Streets
Contested Estate Letter On Mrs Eddy Case Amid Public Scrutiny
Counsel for plaintiffs in the salt case over Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy estate released a March 12 letter to Eddy’s counsel Frank Streeter about next friends alleging infirm mind. No reply is on record. The proposal would have three representatives from each side decide Eddy’s capacity. Three trains wrecked near Birmingham injure twelve with two dead in a Woodlawn Junction collision.
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Concord
N. H
Mary. Baker G. Eddy
Calvin H. Frye
Birmingham
Ala
Southern Railway
Woodlawn Junction
Umits
Woodlawn
Filipinos Arrive for Jamestown Expo on America Maru
On the Japanese steamer America Maru docking Saturday night, about 100 Filipinos head for the Jamestown exposition in San Francisco. The group includes three civilized and three savage tribes, with two Mount Dato battle survivors and Prince San Salina, son of Dato AH of the Moros, who travels with five slaves.
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San Francisco
Jamestown Exposition
Mount Dato
San Salina
Dato AH
Salina
Will Appeal to the Supreme Court in Uniformed Sailor Case
An appeal to the Supreme Court is to be taken for Chief Yeoman Fred J. Bueusle of the U S Navy. His damages suit for expulsion from a Newport dance hall while in uniform was decided adverse last week by William Ti. Sweetland of the Rhode Island Superior Court.
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Supreme Court
Newport
Fred J. Bueusle
United States Navy
William Ti. Sweetland
Rhode Island Superior Court
Gimbel’s Condition Worsens After Suicide Attempt
Benedict Gimbel a Philadelphia merchant who attempted suicide in Hoboken Friday night grew worse on April 22 in New York. Doctors said he could not live more than a few hours as his condition deteriorated rapidly.
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Gimbel
New York
Bateast
Benedict Gimbel
Philadelphia
Hoboken
Man Falls Overboard and Drowns on Lake Huron Voyage
Detroit April 22 Peter West a crewman on the steamer John C. Gault fell overboard as the vessel moved down Lake Huron Saturday night and was drowned.
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Detroit
Peter West
Freman
John C. Gault
Lake Huron
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Parks
Lorain
Dat Symons
Ann Arbor
Country Club
Howard Massey
Cleveland
Mr. D. 8. Johnson
R. B. Roe
Sixth Street
Scott Bowen
Oberlin
The
City
Alien Carpenter
Florence
Brown
Sever
Grace Benita
Eraister
Hadley
Lakewood
John Lersch
New York City
H. J. Eady
United States
Minnehaha
Kendall Massey
J. J. Thornburg
Toledo
Marlon Comings
Norwalk
Mra
W. R. Comines
Middle Avenues
Milas Lucy Stearns
Olmstead
Lawrence Bramley
Cleveland Street
Chas. Chandler
Lake Avyemuse
M. E. Levagood
Ellen
Margaret Little
Miss Marian Comings
Middle Avenue
Allla Thompson
Lisbon
J. F. Collins
O. Spencer
G. R. Sherwood
Second Street
W. H. Olds
Anna Shaw
Howe
Miss Upton
Akron
P. C. Gilman
Robert McKenzie Company
Lakeside Hospital
Warral
Hubert Day
Mise Ruth-Bullock
Ella Kent
Bugar Ridge
W. M. Pickard
Ernest J. Crisp
Pittsburg
Geo. E. Crisp
West Avenue
Frank Allen
Cage School
E. F. Allen
J. B. Scott
East Fourth Street
Charlotte
N. Y
G. Frederick Wright
First Congregational Church
Albert Young
St. Louis
Charles, Knapp
Oak Street
Five’ Hundred
Wm. Standen
Levercool
Fred Curmen
Burt Rowland
Fields
Sugar Ridge
Otto Haserodt
Haserodt
Alma Shaw
W. N. Gates
Gates
Elyria Circle
Grand Army of the Republic
Hayden Hall
Byron Williame
Love
Dreamland
Toledo Blade
Toledo, Ohio
Neentinn
Blade
Ohio
Melvin Sheppards
Sheppard Haas
Almos
Wren
Ames
Elyria Business College
Pao
Sixth St
Jota
Middle Ave
West Ave
15Th St
16Th St
Clark
Kipling, Sumper
Mound St
East Aide
S. Day
Elyria Block
Farm Implement (Co
Chichester Chemical CO
Madison Place
Hart's
Max G. Hart
Myris
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