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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1906
Page
4
A voter notice lists Dan Eason Elyria announcing for Lorain County sheriff with candidacy subject to the Republican County Convention. Another notice mentions W J Tuillor of Wigria Ohio seeking county commissioner pending convention decision.
Dr G. and French announce their bid for coroner of Lorala County, subject to the Republican county convention decision. Two-by-two ticket signals intent and party alignment.
Advertisement notes Allen S Olmsted of LeRoy New York sells Allen's Foot Ease powder for swollen nervous damp feet and foot disorders. It claims to rest feet ease tight shoes cure blisters callouses and blains with a free trial and 25 cent price urged not to substitute. Also mentions Rocky Mountain Tea and a baseball league stat line.
A long feature extols commercial education as a path to wealth and independence. It promotes stenography, typewriting, book keeping, and secretarial skills, highlighting the Elyria and Wlyman Business Colleges, their instructors Miss Johnston and Mr Dillman, and career prospects in major firms across Ohio and beyond.
H. A. Dykeman of Elyria promotes Hindipo a new kidney cure and nerve tonic sold with a positive guarantee. The product is said to be gaining talk in town as residents try it, noting it costs nothing if it does no good.
Friends of Davis M Clark of Ukiah California seek news of his whereabouts after earthquake damage. Once a resident of Elyria Ohio he worked in coal gas and water and ran a candy business. He left for Santa Monica then Ukiah a year and a half ago. A druggist Mr Mads has tried to locate him. Postmaster telegrams and letters were sent without reply.
Denver report states that TM Stevenson asserts a perfect right to beat his wife but promises not to do so again soon. The article frames the remark within a legal or social context, noting public reaction and any forthcoming proceedings.
Patrolman Kent arrives at No 1846 Stout Street to find Stevenson abusing his wife with a heavy whip. Judge Stapleton fines him 180 dollars. Stevenson cannot pay and goes to jail. Mrs Stevenson and daughter Nora plead for mercy, but the judge denies remitting the fine. REPORTER WANT ADS PAY.
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