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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1905
Page
4
A fragmented page shows campaign tickets with names for governor lieutenant governor and local offices, plus notices of residents and businesses. The content includes local officials, a Lorain carnival, hotel plans by Fred Foster, and assorted ads for Dr Warner corsets.
Grafton notes show Miss Hifle Clark visiting relatives in Toledo Mrs LA Spitzer hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Baldwin of Elyria and Bert Herrick family from Lutain. Stella Bensluy and Miss Hornburger of Cleveland visit Miss Stella with Ethel and Lora Spitzer visiting Prof and Mrs Hiscox in LaGrange. Ice cream social at Church of the Lumalculace Conception. Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church hosted at Mrs Aseeley. Mr and Mrs W A Hiscox and son Harold were town visitors last week.
Elyria and Wellington residents are listed visiting relatives and friends across several towns including Huntington Smith Esther Miss Aggie Robinson Mary Mooney and Carlos Rogers. A Cleveland area robbery tale recounts masked bandits holding up an automobile party between Winnetka and Glencoe, while a government fiscal report tallies July receipts and a large deficit.
A London Outlook quotation extols future human achievement across nations and ages. It envisions multiple empires contending yet connected by the sea, praising imperial Britain as a rising, aware state and predicting greater figures in arts, philosophy, and conquest to come.
A collage of instructive notes and quirky tips from an old newspaper page. It describes chick beaks aiding hatching, a strawberry shortcake recipe, methods to strengthen ankles with a heavy book, a beach judgment joke, and a livery sign gag about a man holding a mule.
Chicago Aug. 2. Walter Brown of Elkhart Ind banker convicted of banking law infractions had his sentence affirmed by the United States circuit court of appeals. He will serve eight years in prison. Also reported: a Milwaukee man aged 115, A M Eaton born in Ireland, died. A retail ad lists discounted skirts and dinner sets amid mixed local notices and jokes.
The Middlesex superior court weighs how the word graft should be defined for a libel suit against a York Lowell paper. Attorneys offer briefs with multiple meanings, arguing graft can denote holding public office with proper returns or imply corruption. The judge will attach a meaning to the word for the case.
A medium ham is boiled then slashed to the bone and stuffed with yellow mustard flavored crumbs. The dressing includes onion parsley pepper and is pressed into the cuts. Glaze with egg white, top with varied crumbs moistened with cream and baked until brown. Garnish with parsley and watercress.
Neighborly advice notes that wrens chickadees bluebirds and sometimes flycatchers visit bird houses in gardens. Houses should be not too new or exposed and placed so cats and squirrels cannot access. Watching birds through a season yields more learning than books.
A cloth saturated in lemon juice bound about a cut will stop the bleeding. The method relies on acidity to constrict vessels and assist clotting in emergency care.
An unhappy parent laments his failings while a wayward son vows to defend his father. The London Girl chapter blames complexion on city life with grim humor. Advertisements tout suspender dresses and tooth powder. A comic exchange ends with Grandpa urging restraint as Tommy laments growing up.
Pleasantly effective pills praised as a sure remedy against headache biliousness and liver trouble. They claim to relieve constipation and jaundice while toning the liver. Sold by H A Dykeman.
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