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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1905
Page
2
The piece reviews the president's message urging Congress to address rail rate regulation and federal insurance control. It critiques corporate honesty, overcapitalization, and political corruption while urging moral reform and national unity amid looming crises. Public-health ads and a tonic pitch conclude the column.
A drunken shooting in Elyria leaves 23 year old MacBride, a itinerant wood printer from Nell Nebraska, wounded with two bullets. He denied criminal intent, but witnesses tie his actions to a night of heavy drinking with Oberlin tailor Schwan, ending with an attempt to sober him on Middle Avenue.
On Wednesday evening December 6 the nomination and election of officers for 1906 will take place. A full attendance of Sir Knights is requested. Tent called to order at 7 o'clock by W. Riy att, Com.
An Elyria advertisement touts Vinol cod liver preparation to restore strength and red blood, claiming it cures debility and wards off illness. The narrative shifts to a drunken incident where MacBride was shot after a confrontation with Starr. police consider the shooting justified though the wounded man faces burglary charges.
Glycerin decomposes under intense heating and forms pale flame when ignited at about 80 degrees. It is nonvolatile and useful as a vehicle for pigments and colors in ribbons papers and similar items. Prolonged exposure to high temperatures promotes sugarlike crystallization, and adding water can induce crystallization, though calcic conditions separate crystals.
A salvage method uses two sixty foot by twelve foot cofferdams placed under the hull to lift a ship from rocks near St John s. Water is pumped from the cofferdams as they rise, lifting the vessel for towing to St John s where permanent repairs will be made. The piece notes an earlier work by Louis Tracy and plans for a Belasco dramatization.
Fragmented rates text shows misread lines for advertising: three lines at two cents per line for certain items and six lines at a higher rate per line. Several garbled phrases mention a lot on Columbus street offered as mortgage collateral and a contact at J J Wilson 252 Harrison street.
Lost certificate C-86521 for two shares of United States Steel Corporation preferred stock in the name of W. W. Aluvtimer. Return to GLO West River Street Ely Ohio and receive reward. 12-4-d-w Bt. i
Classified notice requests a girl for general house work at 80 percent Midéis ayenue. Inquire at 40 percent Elm street after 11 23te. Minor garbled text indicates a job listing. no further details provided.
WANEED Zady, experienced stenographer, seeks employment at G Reporter Office. Address given as care of Reporter, month/year 10-27-1f.
The First National Bank of Aftonseeville sues Harvey G. Vandenberg et al in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas. A sheriff's sale is set for December 9 at 10 a.m. at Traxter's Music Store to satisfy the judgment with two Krell and Kroeser pianos as the property. Sale cash.
Three rental ads describe furnished room near 24 West Avenue with modern amenities, two rooms with Cedar Street address and water details, and a six room house at 282 Columbus Street with gas water and cellar asking $12 per month. Contacts provided at 1% Cedar Street and 242 Worcester Avenue.
The St. Clair Lodge No. 267 will hold a meeting tomorrow night with election of officers and other business of importance. Officers and all members urged to be present.
G A R Richard Allen Post 65 invites members to the December 5 regular meeting for the annual election of officers. Comrade Bates chairs the session with notification of official duties and attendance.
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