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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1905
Page
2
The essay argues failures often stem from incomplete business knowledge. Two men with equal opportunity and brains pursue the same work. one studies deeply, acts on learning, and aims to lead, while the other performs superficially and blames luck. The successful man earns achievement. the other laments misfortune.
Fragmentary article discusses support for Roosevelt and calls for legislative action by Congress to provide better remedies for abuses by corporations and carriers. It emphasizes a consensus that Congress has amendment power to improve justice for producers and consumers and urges wise legislation while noting party responsibility.
The text urges restraint against oppressive laws and warns that undermining competitive forces could bring disaster. It emphasizes individual responsibility and the danger of inciting conflict as a result of interfering with market dynamics.
The county commissioners on Monday approved claims for sheep lost to dog attacks. Listed claimants include John Clark of Pittafield with 1200, Frank Wheeler of Pittsfield 750, W. J. Jordan 900, T G C West 2700, Geo Hallauer 1250, P M Schinitg 2300, GC D Peabody Russia 650, Andrew Auten 250, Geo W Morris 705, C B Bailey 600, Frank Simma 476, William Hopkins 600, and J M Whitney of Camden 1200 in various amounts.
An advert promises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea relieves indigestion constipation liver and kidney troubles with a 95 cent price tag. Sold by H A Dykeman.
The county clock in Freeport's courthouse tower has been taken down for repairs for the first time in more than three decades. Purchased in February 1873 for 200 dollars, the largest clock in the region features massive escapement works and weights totaling over two thousand pounds. After cleaning, the works should run practically as good as ever, with the bell weighing 1,800 pounds ready to mark the hours again.
On Saginaw lake near the Canadian border a birch bark canoe struck a submerged rock tearing a hole. With water pouring in and ice forming, Mrs. Helen Bartlett used chewing gum to seal the leak while H. H. Bartlett John Cameron and others steadied the craft, turned it, and reached shore a half hour later chilled but alive.
Frederick Henderson a New York Central railroad conductor was crushed beneath his engine at Tiadaghton and died later at Lawrenceville during a fast run toward Corning New York. He urged the engine to go faster so he could reach home to see his wife Mrs Henderson waited at the depot. An order was sent for clear right of way as the train moved with a caboose and a surgeon joined at Stokesdale Junction but Henderson died within ten miles.
Lincoln Neb claims a school teacher may burn a cheap novel found on a pupil. Miss Helen Brown, 16, sued teacher Lewis Gordon for a dollar value of four novels seized. Judge Calchrist ruled the novel worthless and denied damages. costs charged to the girl via guardian Levi Forbis.
The passage describes enemies of Von Sternberg stirring trouble as Roosevelt nicknames him Specky. It notes the speaker does not know the president and speculates that if Von Sternberg met the Kaiser he might call him Bill.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Charles developing the Hart Tamer with references to Annie Bacon and various partial phrases. Key actions and entities are unclear due to degraded text, but center on development and individuals linked to the Hart Tamer project.
A judge voices strong rebuke for the defendant Lettie Berger case, noting the crime against a young person demands harsh punishment. The court pronounces confinement at county jail, then six years of hard labor at the state penitentiary with solitary confinement within thirty days.
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Andrews Church hosts its annual bazaar and turkey dinner in church parish rooms on Wednesday December sixth. Highlights include a children’s corner with Jack in the Box, a candy booth, a fancy booth with Xmas gifts, a mystery booth, and an apron booth. Bazaar opens at 2:30 with dinner served at 5:30.
The Forest Service hires Thomas W. Pritchard to study wood distillation methods and products, aiming to turn lumber mill waste into oils, turpentine, tar, and charcoal. It will compare processes, estimate yields per cord, and seek practical, commercial use for down timber and roots while reducing fire risk.
A notice offers a furnished room five minutes from Broad Street or either street car line. In San Francisco along Van Ness Avenue a broad, 125 foot wide ph alted avenue with added electric lights was established to aid night drills of the National Guard.
An advertising notice promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming to restore health and vigor. It asks if readers feel weak or in pain and urges purchase from H. A. Dikeman, a local druggist, for 25 cents.
A note seeks a young man for private care of one or two horses and house duties. Contact at 129 Lodi Street. The piece hints at football reforms and a demanding task during the winter season, reflecting tense public interest.
United States Steel Corporation Certificate C-86521 for two shares of Preferred Stock in the corporation, issued in the name of W. W. Mortimer. Return to 515 West River Street Elywn Ohio for reward. 12-4-d-w 3t.
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