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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1904
Page
4
A dated atlas features Russo Japanese War content with maps and tables comparing Russia and Japan naval and military strengths. Included are author and publisher details, plus commentary on climate’s role in health and a note on remedies and trial bottle pricing.
Misread ad touts Bosehee’s Diorman dyrop as a universal remedy for coughs and lung troubles. It claims to neutralize inflammation and destroy germs, promises quick relief and sleep, and urges purchase through local druggists at a stated price.
August Flower remains the largest selling medicine in the civilized world. It was used for indigestion and biliousness before modern medicines. Doctors were scarce, and many ailments were treated with Green's August Flower to cleanse the system and settle digestion.
Advertises $50 round trip from Chicago to Denver and Colorado Springs with daily service via Union Pacific and Northwestern from Chicago, plus short connections for denver. Highlights two fast trains daily and low fares from eastern points. Also promotes One Minute Cough Cure for pneumonia relief and children's use sold by H. A. Dykeman.
A. F. Cleveland advertises special personally conducted tours to California with round trips from Chicago at 940 and low rates from all points via the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western lines. August 18 and 26 itineraries tied to the Triennial Conclave in San Francisco.
A London case centers on chemical odors affecting nearby property values, with the jury shown heated, near-slanderous exchanges as lawyers press their arguments. Testimony questions the alleged impact of fumes from a factory and the court adjourns to another day pending damages.
The Cocos Islands, a tiny monarch with the king as ruler, lie near Sumatra and were found about 300 years ago by the Keeling captain. Englishman Mr. Rosa explored their beauty and settled there, and his grandson Mr. George Rosa now holds sway over the Cocos.
Advertisement from a Chicago paper touts low rail rates to Hot Springs Deadwood and Lead in the Black Hills region described as a west sanitarium. It offers information and tickets via home agents and requests a 4 cent stamp for a booklet map. Also invites summer boarder inquiries to A J Smith and T A L Ry Cleveland Ohio.
An antique advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for consumption and weak lungs, claiming no alcohol or opium and promising secrecy and free correspondence. It cites testimonials, misprints, and dubious patient anecdotes to bolster the medicine's efficacy.
Timetables show departures from Public Square Elyria and Cleveland routes to places including Waveland Linndale Puritas Springfield Bees Medics Chippewa Lake Selille Soreston Wooster Oberlin Wellington Birmingham Berlin Heights North Amherst Lorain Grafton and Saturday Sunday 11:00 p m. service appears sporadic with multiple hourly and half hour intervals.
An old advertisement touts Lakative Brows Quinine for curing a cold in one day. The label claims refunds from druggists if it fails and features E. W. Grove’s signature on the box. Cost is 2 cents.
A testimonial from Bob Moore of Lafayette praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a perfect remedy. The pills are said to cleanse the system by removing bile and aiding complexion while curing headaches and leaving a pleasant taste. Sold by H. A. Dykoman.
A discussion on stomach troubles across social classes praising Green's August Flower for over thirty five years. It claims the remedy stimulates the liver, improves digestion, and revitalizes the system with trial and regular bottle prices.
The ad touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as pure for cuts burns and eczema. It warns counterfeit products harm the market and urges buying only genuine DeWitt's from Chicago with E G DeWitt and Co. branding. Local seller H A Dykeman is listed.
A grand revival of the Olympian Games opens in St Louis from August 29 to September 3 featuring international athletes. The program includes multiple events such as sprints, marathons, hurdles, throws, and weightlifting with international teams competing under American Athletic Association oversight.
The report notes an incident at a flag stop involving M G Carrele GP. in Ontario. Details mention reactin eland and related actions at the site.
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