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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
2
The article urges immediate attention to the volunteer fire department after long neglect. It calls for approved training, new equipment, better compensation, and insurance reductions to protect property. It warns that disasters strike unexpectedly and stresses careful, well planned action and swift implementation.
Miss Estelle Reel national superintendent of Indian schools has prepared a uniform course of study covering agriculture baking blacksmithing carpentry cooking dairying engineering gardening harness making horse keeping laundering printing sewing shoe making tailoring and upholstering. The three year plan reflects needs observed by many officials and workers of the United States and will be issued in book form as the primary study for Indian schools. Weather Signals for Farmers will let rural route residents read daily forecasts via mail cart signals read at distance. Weather predictions are delivered to carriers before routes. A valiant hen of Mrs. R King western Oregon outwits a hawk and saves its chicks by leaping under the bird and dying from the fall. Prof Trigun corrects Whittlarsy poetry noting olives as an acquired taste as reported by the Chicago Tribune.
A report notes that around 4,780 tons of British money are in constant circulation. The figure reflects the scale of currency in active use and circulating through banks and the public.
Editorially the New York Magazine of Sanitation and Hygiene purports a careful investigation into Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles rheumatism and dyspepsia. It claims overwhelming proof of efficacy and urges readers to consider its value, noting availability in bottless but with pricing details unclear.
Reports from Mashilay on April and May 1901 praise the native police for improving discipline and reducing violence in former trouble areas. Generals Wheaton Smith Funston Grant Tates Wade Sumner commend their efficiency while noting the separate mounted scouts aiding outside local governance and the Macabebe and Yugalo units under insular government direction.
A nervous man, claiming debts from florists and livery stable keepers, pressures a banker for two thousand dollars. The banker writes the check after a tense exchange, only to learn the visitor is his university athlete son.
Negotiations between Andrew Carnegie and Education Commissioner Martin Brambaugh seek funding for a San Juan library system. San Juan council sets 6000 dollars yearly maintenance with Carnegie promising tenfold if the deal blocks. Proposals include a 4000000 building, auditorium, and coastal plaza site amid broader island educational aims.
Reverend James Doherty of Everett PA reports strong relief from neuralgia and blood issues after using Paine's Celery Compound. The advertisement highlights widespread testimonials from ministers professionals and public officials praising renewed nerve strength improved health and cleansing of the blood.
Dr. Gustav Lebstein of Berlin, linked to Germanys ethnology bureau, completed six months in Sonora studying ancient peoples. He hints at startling findings of earliest Americans predating Indians, citing an old road in a remote Sonoran gorge and mining sites suggesting advanced metallurgy. He will report to the German ethnological bureau. May 2 and May 11 to 17 rail tickets offered for travel to California via the Lake Shore Michigan Southern line.
Mrs. Mary S. Orick of White Plains Kentucky reports long standing indigestion improved immediately after starting Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. She states she regained weight health and strength after using a few bottles and can eat whatever she likes. Kodol digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet.
A clipping lists various property and job notices: a 250 acre farm tied to Maguire and Fauver, heavy hauling services by John T Houghton, a Cuyler farm for sale or rent via Chan Beard at Beach Park, plus a small house on Howe Street and three Hazel Street houses. Also vacancies for salesmen, a mower service pitch, a street front lot on East Bridge Street, and rooms for rent. Contact addresses include 109 Chestnut Street, 172 Cleveland Street, 118 Clark Street, and 209 East Second Street. A widower seeks a house keeper. telephones appear as contact details.
Police style classified notice listing jobs and housing with scattered business names. Includes requests for workers at presses and lumber Co, a sale offer at North Amherst, room rentals, and a board-for-table service in midwestern town, mentioning addresses on Cleveland street and Seventh street with contact references.
In London the press representative of United States Senator Chauncey M. Depento says the senator will retire from interviews. He cites rampant misquoting, reports of his speeches, and misinterpretations of European trade efforts. The piece notes crude price and percentage disputes among railroad managers and highlights unequal alcohol consumption in the United States.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers special excursion rates from local stations to St Louis Missouri for the National and International Good Roads Convention and Exposition ceremonies. Travel dates include April 36 27 29 80 and May 1 1908 with return by May 24 1905. Tickets available by inquiry to Cleveland.
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