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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1906
Page
3
A fragmented world brief covers diverse topics from 1663 gender roles and railways in Chile to a Russian pianist tour and French academy honors. It mentions a Hebrew institute in Omaha, John Philip Sousa, and the Baptist convention considering seminary plans, plus notes on Roman empire remnants and a looming centenary celebration in Bologna.
The passage sketches a peculiar breakfast scene with a dry ing cupboard and moving brushes. Aimed at drying leather and refreshing the wearer, it hints at an electric touch and a talking machine delivering the morning news to the household.
Senator Bard of California once spoke with a Jesuit at Georgetown about Archbishop Ry in Philadelphia. A priest recalls his hat tied to family pride and a line about how the hat belonged to a father who perished. The archbishop jokes about the fashion of hats in a worn era.
A Boston public school teacher faced a ten year old pupil who struggled with grammar basics. In exasperation she asked why they study grammar and the pupil replied that they study it so that I can laugh at the mistakes of others.
In Findhill Horace Weaver and his brother Charles, long separated for 39 years, were briefly together as authorities reported Charles, claiming to be an old soldier, showed signs of dementia. In Shelbyville Horace Ace Weaver, a 70 year old farmer, identified his brother by a scar from a childhood fireplace accident. William Loeb Jr., secretary to President Roosevelt, faced a 350000 damage suit over a claimed false arrest of Nadage Doree, a Jewish writer, with DOJ defense and Washington police involvement.
Hall a white ex convict from ene county North Carolina was found guilty of conspiracy in the Monday night lynching of three negroes linked to the Lyerly family murder in Charlotte county. He received a fifteen year sentence to the penitentiary. The National League of Women Suffragists plans an official English language paper for the suffrage movement.
An athletic woman named Stewart Richa known as Lady Consta is described as a versatile rider who played polo with men and rode inland in Somaliland. Military authorities stopped her fearing a mullah invasion. She is praised for beauty vivacity and spirit and is noted for wearing Mackenzie tartan kilts.
Promotes Hardyfood as the ideal brain and muscle builder for workers and athletes. Claims it fuels thought and effort with minimal digestive load, supplies necessary elements, and is practical and palatable. Marketed as a quick snack kept on desks, available for ten cents a grocery item.
Tickets on sale strong for New York City return B and C travel dated August 29th. Passengers can stop fever in Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Shenandoah Junction Harpers Ferry as routes and schedules update through August 28th.
An advertisement touts Electrogen as a harmless liquid cure for many diseases including consumption catarrh scrofula and rheumatism. It promises a 24 hour cure for cold or sore throat and offers a 50 cent bottle free after sending name and address. The ad also notes a special excursion train to Columbus on August 19 with a round trip fare of 1.60.
Mae Smith of Norwalk also known as Mrs Reynolds No 3 plans evangelistic activity after attending Roy Pridgeon bible school with sister Cora. The pair began cottage and holiness meetings, Mae plays piano and sings while Cora works as stenographer. Mae remains in Norwalk for a short vacation.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages and that it cures constitutionally by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers 100 dollars for any failure and directs sending for testimonials. Address F J Cheney Co Toledo. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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