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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1901
Page
4
A vintage furniture ad touts wide assortments in Mahogany Golden English Pollard and Flemish Oak for dining rooms. It announces the largest price reductions ever offered on Buffets Sideboards China Cabinets Tables and Chairs with items like Buffets cut from 45 to 38 dollars and China Cabinets from 18 to 14.60 dollars with chairs from 2 to 1.60.
Public Square Cleveland to Elyria and Oberlin with hourly departures from dawn to late evening plus connections to North Amherst Lorain Puritas Springs Linndale and Wellington. Elyria to Public Square hourly 6:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Additional Wellington and Lorain routes. Advertises frequent, comfortable, smoke free service across a steel cantilever bridge over Rocky River and mentions Kid No Oids remedy testimony.
Mercury in catarrh treatments damages senses and the system. use only prescription from reputable physicians. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo claims internal action on mucous surfaces. purchase genuine Toledo-made product. Warns against fake testimonials and notes Hall's Family Pills as best. Probate judge candidate Z Tillotson announces countywide bid, per republican convention. Bicycle shop in Cleveland offers key making and repairs. Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised for clear skin and better complexion at 25 cents.
Bargain sale notice mentions Ammon homestead on Walnut street with offers of building lots adjoining. Names Clayton Chapman attorney and references a California connection. Also advertises a tourist excursion by Great Rock Island route and a medical remedy with guaranteed cure. Historical classified ad style with mixed items.
W H Eads of Jonesville Virginia says a child’s bite caused terrible foot sores for thirty years and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him after other remedies failed. Salve advertised for barns scalds cuts sores bruises and piles. Sold by H J Eady for 26 cents.
The Oberlin Business College held its largest Thanksgiving Banquet Wednesday night, serving 250 plates. About 75 graduates from Cleveland Elyria Lorain and nearby areas attended, as teachers praised the college’s commitment to student welfare and social life. A food supplement advertises Kid-No-Oids tablets priced at 50 cents per box, guaranteed by Henry J. Eady.
For Sale or Trade. Three houses east of the river. two houses on West Th street. new houses and barn. Nickel Plate tourist cars run biweekly between Chicago and San Francisco with reduced fares. Heating, meals, and coffee provided. Inquiries to Nickel Plate agents or G A Asterlin Ft Wayne. Also rental notices for a 7 room house at 120 Park Court and furnished room with board inquiries.
Science and Industry notes discuss Moets and tasmins with processes for pencil graphite production and wood finishing, a long bridge design project, and the use of signals to indicate vessel direction. It lists historical dates for railway and collision prevention developments and Captain Brintworth’s fog signal compass concept.
In Washington Me a 1000 acre timber tract once owned by the late Judge Richard D Rice is recalled amid a timber theft tale. Thieves drilled iron spikes stamped SW into valuable trees to mark logs, prompting loggers to suspect Rice lands. Spike use was traced to a blacksmith and kept logs from being moved, ultimately reaching seven feet above ground.
The piece notes rising Egyptian winter tourism with a surge from England, listing Helwan Assouan Luxor and Khartoum routes, new hotels and health facilities, and gun regulation tightening. It mentions Hath Zylo and Buffalo hunts as sport travel, and highlights Dababends steam and modern crafts for long voyages. Also includes a testimonial for Kadol Dyspepsia Cure from H J Eady of Hayfield Minnesota.
An advertisement argues women suffer due to ancestral misdeeds and call for Virnol to build strength and improve digestion and blood. It cites a testimonial from W J Hamilton of 1708 Times Street, Kenkuk Iowa describing his wife’s recovery from weakness and cough after taking Vinol, and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A clipped prospect asks investors to consider six percent securities from a well known company. It claims annual payout at six percent, semi annual, with tax advantages and a promise of safety. It invites readers with idle funds to write for details from The Ontario Savings and Trust Co. in Norway.
Advertisement extols Belleville Bitters as best selling tonic for stomach liver kidneys and nerves claiming to cure many maladies, build vigor, and purify blood. Includes testimonial from Mrs J O Snider of Crittenden Ky and a claim for doctors warning. Ends with price 50 cents and 1.00, trial bottles free.
From Coopersville Michigan word spreads of a liquid remedy for a bad cough and other ailments. The ad claims relief for nervous headaches and coughs with promises of pure blood and better health. A druggist H J Eady sells the product for 20 cents with a money back guarantee.
An old advertisement extols Dr A Boschee's German Syrup as a non experimental cure for coughs colds and lung ailments. It claims rapid relief from three doses and notes millions of bottles sold annually with a long history since 1860s and wide US distribution.
A report notes a violent attack on OC and the victim, Gollier of Cherokee, suffers a lame back and pain that prevents stooping or sitting. He credits Electric Bitters with a dramatic recovery, claiming the remedy cures backache kidney trouble and purifies the blood. Sold for 50 cents at H. J. Basty's Drug Store.
A farm of 85 acres known as the Davis farm at Eston center is offered for rent or sale. Enquire of W. H. Giles, Grafton R. F. D. Also notices a good work and road horse for sale from Arthur C. Moore. An advertisement notes medical claims for King’s New Discovery with testimonials and trial bottles offered.
Rev. James Kirkman of Belle River shares how he suffered bronchial trouble until One Minute Cough Cure gave immediate relief. The ad claims the remedy helps coughs colds and throat and lung troubles and notes its safety and child friendly taste. Also an appeal for hickorynuts and an Elyria store ad appear in the clipping.
A R K obituary notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve claimed to cure eruptions and sores including fever sores boils and burns. An Arkansas worker is cited as having a crushed foot quickly healed by the salve. Advertises the salve as a world champion healer available from H J Eady for 25 cents.
Health note links poor complexion to torpid liver and sluggish bowels. Unremoved waste taints blood and causes pimples and eruptions. DeWitts Little Early Risers are touted to stimulate the liver and bowels without griping or distress, as safe pills recommended by H. J. Eady.
The Elyria Grafton and Southern Railway Co announces hourly half hour service between Elyria and Grafton with trips starting 5 30 p m from Elyria and 6 a m from Grafton. Last Elyria to Grafton at 10 35 p m and Grafton to Elyria at 10 45 p m. A theater car runs after opera house shows with tickets at the & BE W Ry ticket office in Elyria.
A Lexington man, M. A. Hogarty, changed to a yellow hue with jaundice and failed to improve with doctors. He was cured after two bottles of Electric Bitters, praised as a powerful stomach and liver remedy. The ad touts the medicine for stomach, liver, and kidney troubles and markets it through H. J. Eady, druggist, at 50 cents. Also notes reduced rail rates to Chicago by Lake Shore Southern Ry for live stock exposition, with return until December 8.
Sleeper service begins Monday November 11 from Cleveland Unico Station. A finerdraw room sleeping car departs nightly at 9:80 preventing confusion. Passengers may board after 9 p.m. and stay in Columbus until 8 a.m. Arrangements from Columbus to Cleveland. Sleeping car reservations and tickets at Coliver's 116 Euclid Avenue. 13¢.
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