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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1905

Page

5

Local Amhurst notes and events in Lorain County

Local notes from Amherst and Lorain County include visits by Mr and Mrs Chas Marsh and Mr and Mrs Clay Lange in North Amherst, plus guests Meaivo from San Luis Portosi and Mrs Bristol speaking at the Baptist church. The Lorain County Fair bids fair with a planned speed program, hiring at Wood Limber Co and new staff.

Vurs Chas, Marsh Clay Lange North Amherst J. A. Smith San Luis Portosi Meaivo F. R. Sailsbury

English Shipbuilders Seek Jobs in Expansionist Navy

Many British skilled shipbuilders recently employed in English naval dockyards are emigrating to the United States in hopes of securing employment as the American navy expands.

United States

Remarkable Postscript at Bryn Mawr Luncheon

Miss Carey Thomas president of Bryn Mawr College spoke on children's ingenuity at a luncheon. She recounted a letter from a friend’s son asking for 27 dollars and then a second request for 2 dollars, with a postscript about the postman. Also cited humorous notes about a dog bite scare and purchase.

Carey Thomas Bryn Mawr College Andover San Antonio

Big Four Special Train to St Louis via Colorado Springs

Special train leaves Cleveland Union Station on Saturday September 2 at 1am for St Louis via Big Four Missouri Pacific and Santa Fe routes. Includes Pallman palace and tourist sleeping cars and reclining chair cars. Travel with veterans groups and ladies societies. stops include Denver and Pike’s Peak scenery. Berths cost 8 dollars in palace sleeping car and 4 dollars in tourlet sleeping car. tickets valid until September 12 with extension to October 7 for 50 cent extra. Contact D Jay Collyer or Big Four representatives in Cleveland for reservations and deposits.

Cleveland Union Station Pallman Palace Army and Navy Post Forest City Memorial Brooklyn Steadman City Ohio Sons of Veterans St. Louis State Department Big Four Mo. Pacific Kateas City Santa Fe Colorado Springs Pike's Peak Garden of the Gods Maniton Cheyanne Canyon Denver Pullman Palace D. Jay Collyer California Portland Colver Florida Cuba D. Jay Collver C. P T. A Eucta Ave Cleveland B.C. Kelsey John R. James Missouri Pacific Pittaburga A. J. Kennedy Williamson

Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted for Children Health

Advertisement urges mothers to trust Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for child health and vigor, claiming it makes youngsters strong and active at a price of 36 cents.

Hollister

Society and Personal Items From Elyria and Nearby

AE Bailey of Pitter was a guest at the Andwur over Sunday. Miss Marion Conrad hosted Miss Coletta Madigan of Cleveland. Miss Alice McConnell of Wellington visited Mrs. M. A. Landers in Lodi Street. Mr and Mrs Charlee Hatehimeon of Chestnut Street returned yesterday from two weeks with relatives in Salem Ohio. Prof Charles McBride of Lorain will visit Elyria tonight and then go to St Marys Pa to hear a violin recital at the Temple Theatre. Prosecutor Stroup and family left Saturday for a two week trip east visiting Buffalo and Albany and plan time at Cape Cod fishing grounds.

Clark Elyria James Alfred Greaason Alice Marie Roussin Lorain Andreas Zileki Canton Sarah Grell FL. Kaser I. D. Paterson North Amherst Randall's Grove TM. Bailey Pitter Andwur Marion Conrad Coletta Madigan Cleveland Alice McConnell Wellington M. A. Landers Lodi Street Charlee Hatehimeon Chestnut Street Yeatere Day Salem Charles McBride Tomght St. Marys. Pa Temple Theatre Stroup Buffalo New York Albany Cape Cod

Use of Balloons in War

The war balloon of today is built to last five or six years with thick protective layers at the top and bottom. A 500 cubic meter balloon costs about $1,500 and uses hemp networks and a Spanish reed basket. Observers carry wireless telegraph gear, telephones, flag signals, and other instruments, with sketching, notes, maps, and negatives sent via tin can on the cable. German balloons employ an instantaneous camera fixed to the rifle stock for rapid photography and have a corrogated iron stable nearly 60 feet high and 100 feet long, lit by electricity. Each balloon is protected by cyclists, messengers, and patrols. detachments total about 150 men under a major, with a captain and four lieutenants. Two instructors in aeronautics train lieutenants for a year, who must not get seasick and must show steady judgment and resource.

Babies’ skin may soften with Hovistor’s Rocky Mountain Tea

A noisy ad fragment touts Hovistor’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for baby skin and digestive ease. It claims the product regulates stomach and bowels and promises restful sleep for infants. It lists price in cents and identifies H A Dykeman, Druggist, as seller.

Hovistor H. A. Dykeman

Missionaries Promote Modern Medicine Abroad

Across Asia Minor and Turkey, missionaries and medical efforts push humane care despite local resistance. Plans include training schools tied to Beirut’s Syrian Protestant college and an American hospital and nurse training school in Constantinople, led by Dr. Carrington. Nurses' demand in Turkey supports school viability amid fundraising.

Asia Minor Turkey Beirut Airca van Zandt New York American Hospital and Training School Constantinople T. 5. Carrington Marsovan Carrington

Hailstones and Eggs Reflect Odd Parallels and Maryland Leader

A Washington Star comparison notes hailstones and eggs rarely align in size while praising nature’s rains and eggs’ variability. The piece then profiles William Pinkney Whyte, former Maryland governor, now eighty one, detailing his enduring health, law practice, and long political career from 1847 to multiple offices including U.S. Senator, mayor, and attorney general.

Washington Star Earth William Pinkney Whyte Fovernor Maryland Whitle United States Baltimore

Classified Advertisement Fragments and Notices

A scrambled page lists rates for 3 column ads, a lost pin reward, help wanted for home work with pay, a Sunday umbrella reward, a girl wanted for general housework, sale ads for lumber and furniture, rental listings for a store and rooms, a platen press feeder and bindery helper, and a large house for rent with date and amenities. It references addresses in Ohio and temporary conditions, all in a fragmented historical newspaper style.

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