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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1904
Page
6
The ad claims climate and proper diet aid consumption recovery and promotes German Syrup as a daily remedy. It urges regular use to ease coughing, night sweats, and exhaustion and notes trial and regular bottle sizes with prices. It suggests warmer climates help those who use the syrup.
An ad promotes Boschee's German Syrup as a cure for severe coughs and lung troubles. It claims the remedy clears germs, reduces inflammation, eases expectoration, and helps rest, praising its long-standing worldwide availability at 35 cents per bottle through druggists.
The Inside Inn hotel within the exposition grounds features 2,257 rooms and a 2,500-seat dining hall. Located southeast on the grounds near Cascade Gardens, it offers all meals included with admission and aims to be a social centerpiece for dinners and gatherings during the fair. Rates include grounds access and lodging at $16 to $26 per person, with the structure designed as a cool retreat amid crowds.
Harold Bolve writes in Booklovers Magazine that Japan views itself as a twentieth century educator of mankind. He argues Japanese pride underpins a belief in racial superiority surpassing Western races and challenges readers to grasp the depth of that conviction.
A Chicago theater worker sits beside a manhole at Washington and LaSalle streets as a lawyer from the Stock Exchange questions why he sits near dangerous sewer work. He explains he stays in open air to avoid lethal gas and would help any man overcome by fumes by hauling him to fresh air and calling a doctor. The lawyer concedes risks exist in all trades and acknowledges this danger in conduit work.
In Montana an experimental plan uses shallow basins on a hillside to store meltwater from winter ice for irrigation. Water overflows from upper basins into lower ones and freezes, providing moisture for germination. The method, tried near Butte, aims to extend to other favorable locales. Furnished rooms for rent at 926 Lake Avenue.
A staged travel offer for a $50 round trip to California with tours arranged by Knights Templar. Depart Chicago August 18 with return via Union Pacific and North Western lines, destinations including San Francisco and an ang 20 Cleveland stop at 274 Superior Street.
A brief notice touts One Minute Cough Cure as an effective remedy for colds, phlegm, and inflammation. It claims to soothe and strengthen the lungs and bronchial passages, and is described as pleasant for children and harmless. Sold by H A Dykeman.
Timetable fragments show streetcar schedules from Public Square Cleveland to Elyria Wellington Birmingham Norwalk and other destinations with half hourly and hourly departures starting around 6 a m and running through late night. Connections include Linndale Puritas Springs Berea Medina Chippewa Seville Scranton Wooster Oberlin Lorain Grafton Wellington and North Amherst.
Advertising copy promises rapid cold cure with Lakative Bromo Quinme. It claims a money back guarantee through druggists and includes a signature on each box attributed to E W Groves.
An old advertisement extols DeWitts Littlerly Risers as a perfect painless pill cleansing the system and curing headaches, contrasting with other pills that cause griping. It also promotes Green's August Flower as a long trusted stomach remedy, claiming it restores appetite and digestion with trial bottles available.
An ad-like note touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as pure and best for burns, boils, eczema and skin ailments. It claims counterfeits appear but urges buyers to seek the genuine DeWitt name from E C DeWitt and Co of Chicago via H A Dykeman seller.
The article describes Chili's Mineral and the famous Lota Soronel mines producing about 1.5 million tons annually and employing around 900 workers. It notes the mines supply Chilean needs and export most nitrate products, with implications for regional industry and metal mining. It also references copper exports and potential gold deposits, alongside a treatise on human height proportions from an unrelated section.
An assortment of historical snippets on coffee origins in Arabia and Persia, early Arab priests, and the spread of coffee culture. The passage includes an Irish joke, a Women’s Home Companion quip, and a testimonial for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure noting digestion benefits.
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