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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1906
Page
3
Catalog notes patterns 5398 and 5308 for child’s yoke dress in sizes 1 2 4 with long or elbow sleeves. details include fabric options like lawn and dimity, yardage for medium size 2 years and pattern 6396 cuts for 22 24 26 28 20 inch waists. Also pattern 6307 Girl's Tucked Coat for ages 6 8 10 12 with front and back tucks, collar, cuffs, trim options, and yardage guidance for medium size.
A Paris hotel near Place Vendome plans to supply guests with rain on demand. Pipes high in the courtyard will trigger a shower beneath a vast umbrella to cool guests on hot days, offering artificial weather at will.
A May Manton pattern presents a circular skirt with two box plaits at the front and back to add fullness while remaining smooth over the hips. The design uses heavy material with banding and braid and can be adapted for satin wool washable fabrics.
Multiple brief notices report deaths and curious events across Ohio and nearby areas. Onur Brown a former wealthy merchant of Zanesfeld dies from injuries inflicted years ago by highwaymen. Charles R. Gray a 65 year old Civil War veteran dies in Barton Ohio. Seymour Kerr dies after being struck from a streetcar while leaning to observe. A Columbus health inquiry probes nuisance claims from a cock crowing at morning hours. Judge Armstrong of Lima declares non resident status bars in divorces aligning with US Supreme Court rulings. Mrs. Perry Eighmey’s small son found dead at home prompting police inquiries. Pickpockets lift valuables at Hotel Anderson Pittsburg. Lemuel Schloss proposes a Pittsburg boxing bout from Mexico interest. Ohio and Cincinnati lawyers contest the Akins tax law. Lucille M. Phelps founder of Phelps Collegiate School dies in Smythfield South Carolina. Henry Meinhardt commits suicide in a Barn Toledo. barn burns. Zundel Coal Co opens mines near Youghiogheny river. Henry Schepp dies from a fall in East Liverpool. John Coughney dies after injuries from a train incident.
Lorain County announces sealed proposals for paving the west approach to the Erie Avenue bridge in Lorain Ohio. Bids due by 1 PM September 4 1996 with $500 certified check. Opening to occur after 1 PM with right to reject any bid.
An 1880s style ad promotes Allen's Foot Ease powder to ease swollen tired feet. Claims cure for aching feet blisters bunions and corns with comfortable fit for shoes. Sold by druggists and stores for 25 cents with trial package offer.
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