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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1903
Page
3
Vilas Bondo of Lorain petitions for discharge in a bankruptcy filed in the Southern Division of Ohio. Hearing set before Judge Francis Wing in Cleveland on May 16, 1908 at 7:00 p.m. with referee L. Er. Fauver presiding.
Announcement invites applicants for openings in all departments with good salaries and rapid promotions. Examinations soon announced by Inter-State Cor Inet Codex Rapids Is. May 28x. Furnished front room offered for two gentlemen or a couple with separate entrance, inquire Mrs Hyde at 621 W Broadway.
An Elyria column lists events and notices including a North Ambherat party heading to Singers Club concert featuring Harry Poole, GAR May party plans, a nine-man Elyria Bronchos team, Drifter's Club dance May 6 with Pomeroy's Orchestra, and various local visits, illnesses, and advertisements.
An advertisement for Scott's Emulsion claims to cure not just a cough but the underlying cold by healing inflamed tissues and preventing relapse. It offers a free sample upon request and lists Scott & Bowne in New York.
A survey of costly retaliations among shipowners in northern England and other figures reveals how far individuals went for revenge. Examples include a coal conveyance bid sparked a five year loss of over 5 thousand dollars, a London man spending 105 thousand dollars to thwart a former friend, iron trades rivals burning through 1.25 million dollars in a lost war, a county solicitor clashing with a vicar over access, and a Spaniard’s 204 thousand dollar campaign against Argentina ending in life imprisonment.
Fragmentary historical dialogue shows a reference to share of possessions and insults to a son, with wording about “two Hon ap ten 11” and “apolis” suggesting a city or place name in a garbled OCR. The text is unclear and lacks stable names or events.
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