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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1904
Page
4
For sale a business property on Tre Mont street building over more than one story. Also blacksmith shop established in city with trade that will repay the price within one year. A Cox Real Estate Agency advertises fast Chicago schedules and train connections.
The ad touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as instant relief for burns cuts bruises and skin abrasions. It warns buyers to avoid counterfeit versions and notes the product is harmless and sold by H A Dykeman.
An advertisement touts an inexpensive cough remedy named Bouchee Gertian rap offered for five to ten cents. It claims to relief severe throat and lung troubles, prevents inflammation, reduces expectoration, and aids sleep. It urges customers to buy from druggists and asserts long-standing global use.
Schedule notes from the Cleveland Ant Southwestern Traction Co listing hourly and limited service routes from public square to Cleveland Elyria Oberlin Wellington Birmingham Florence Berlin Heights Norwalk Grafton and related connections. It documents varied departure times from early morning to late evening with several direct connections and half hour waits at Oberlin.
A dated piece warns that dyspepsia hits the rich as hard as workers, claiming Green's August Flower cures indigestion by revitalizing the liver and digestion. It promotes trial and regular bottles available at druggists.
An advertisement touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as a tonic and pill for headache biliousness and dullness. It claims the pills fortify the system and stimulate liver and bowels while offering night and morning use. Sold by A Thieman.
A promotional note touts One Minute Cough Core as giving immediate relief for coughs croup and grippe by acting at the source rather than the stomach. It claims to draw out inflammation heat and soothe while improving respiration and vitality. Sold by H. A. Dykeman.
A canoe voyage turns perilous when Tratton and a companion near dangerous falls. He battles longing as currents push them toward the bank and a deadly drop, confessing a long held dream of union and moneyed obstacles before a dramatic rescue.
A Vickery era pamphlet describes a tonic named Kodel Dvapdosia said to aid digestion and relieve digestive distress. The text claims benefits for the stomach and intestines and credits author H. A. Dykeman.
This laundry offers family washing at five cents per pound. They wash everything, starch items meant to be starched, and iron flat work. Wearing apparel is returned rough dried. Fuel soap starch blueing and toil make low rates possible.
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