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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1904
Page
4
The text claims climate conditions affect recovery and that patients improve with proper food, rest, and German syrup. It mentions using German Syrup for expectoration and rest, warns against excessive exertion, and suggests warm chimneys aid comfort and cough relief.
The Inside Inn is a large hotel inside the exposition grounds with 2 267 rooms and dining hall for 2 600. It offers rest from crowds and features suites near the Plate of Status and Festive Hall. Rates include admission, with rooms priced at 1 50, 2, 2 50, and 3 no.
Harold Babe in Booklovers Magazine argues that western readers misread Japan due to foreign contact gaps. He notes Japanese pride and ceremonial forms mask a sense of superiority, contrasting with Western notions of dominance.
A lawyer in the Chicago era building debates safety in sewer work after an electrician warns of deadly gases. The conversation reveals workers face suffocation risks. the lawyer agrees to intervene if a man is overcome, and notes practical safety steps remain essential for labor in hazardous tunnels.
A Montana irrigation experiment uses stored ice to supply water as thawing begins. Shallow water basins on slopes would collect melt and overflow to sustain moisture for early crops. The method, trialed near Tifton, aims for expansion to other favorable localities. Furnished rooms for rent at Lake Avenue or Rawson.
An 1860s style notice advertises a fifty dollar round trip to California from Chicago with itinerant tours for a Triennial Conclave event in San Francisco. Departures listed August 8 and August 25 via Union Pacific and Northwestern, with low fares from all points. Contact A. Cleveland at 284 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
An old advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as relief for summer colds and potential pneumonia, claiming it clears phlegm, soothes the lungs, and strengthens bronchial tubes. It cites Aaldly H. A. Dykeaman as endorsing a pure cure for cough and throat irritation.
A dubious promotional message claims Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cures lung disease and restores health. It cites heartened patients, mentions “emuration night ensence” and fits a sales pitch tone urging readers to request the medical adviser book by mail from Dr. V. Pierce in Buffalo, West Virginia.
The table lists Elyria departures to Public Square Cleveland at 8 00 am and every 30 minutes through 10 30 pm with numerous branches to Linndale Poritas Springs Berwen Medina Chippawa Laka Joville 2Craston Wooster and more. Further connections include North Amherst Lorain Grafton Wellington Birmingham Burlin Heights Norwalk and weekend service Saturday and Sunday.
Ad copy touts Lakative Bromo Quinine as a one day cure for colds. Druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. The box bears EK. W. Grove’s signature.
An old advertisement promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers as a pleasant liver and stomach remedy and Grean's August Flower as a long time stomach tonic. It claims these tonics cure indigestion, dyspepsia, and improve appetite, appealing to both millionaires and workers with trial bottle offers and druggist availability.
The advertisement promotes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve with DeWitt as the trusted name on the box and on the label. It claims the salve cures burns bruises boils and sores and cites E O DeWitt and Co Chicago as the genuine makers, with A Dykeman selling it locally.
In a naval health report the average height gap between men and women is outlined, with men taller at birth and until midlife, then both sexes peak and decline by age 90. The piece also traces coffee’s spread from Persia to Arabia and Europe, noting early Arab use for wakefulness and religious practices, with priests among first widespread drinkers.
Eldred and Co. present a short notice about My Coda set for an eight o six? event. The item references a local business action and a named party, with brief details suggestive of a sale or notice.
A promotional note invites readers to choose from invigorating blinds at Blyrin, described as a delightful and essential spot. The fragment hints at home improvement offerings and a sense of local convenience near the city edge.
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