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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1905
Page
4
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Olive Kenney and friends visited Lorain and Collins with trips to Norwalk and Oberlin over Thanksgiving. The Oberlin Glee Club plans a Congregational Church entertainment on Wednesday December 13 with admission 10 and 15 cents. Local families and couples hosted visits and Thanksgiving gatherings across Lorain Collins Toledo and Magsilon.
Mr and Mrs Peter A Schmitz and children Gertrude and Henry visited Carlisle hosts. Local visits include Mrs Bauldauf and Mrs South of North Russia calling on Mrs John Younglas. Thanksgiving events feature Jacob Schmitz at St Peters supper and Fred Daniels with M Busch returning from Fremont. A kitchen accident injures Frank Schmitz while tending coal oil. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Yar advertised as cold remedy.
Mr Hubbard Hastings is seriously ill Mrs Mary Underhill improving Mrs J Blackwell and Mrs Grace Foster with son spent Thanksgiving in Obervin Dr Will Ingalls of Cleveland spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Ingol Mrs Lucy Wilkins and daughter Adah of Cleveland spent a few days in town this week Mr Harry Underhill of Elyria spent Thanksgiving with his parents Miss Ina Biggs of Wellington spent Sunday in town Mr Colling of Columbia preached at the M E pulpit Sunday Mr and Mrs Charles Fuller of Cleveland were guests of Mr and Mrs C Manville Thanksgiving day Mr and Mrs C O Wilcox entertained their children and grandchildren at dinner Thanksgiving day A pleasant time was enjoyed by all Mrs James Nichols and son visiting her parents at New Philadelphia Miss Vasburgh union school teacher went to Bradford Pa for Thanksgiving Mr and Mrs C Kelner entertained their children and other friends at dinner Thursday Mrs Lida Gott was in Cleveland shopping Saturday Don t forget the M E church basket and oyster supper at the town hall Saturday December 16th Mrs Wash White visited her sons in Wellington Friday
Mrs Lucy Green returns from Republic after a nine week visit with her daughter Mrs Wongs and Mrs Mary Green. A newborn boy weighing eleven and a half pounds born Friday to Rey and Mrs Long. A man with a mangled hand treated at Dr Snyder's office with Dr Kinds assisting. he remained at the doctor's home due to weakness. Mr and Mrs C Maanvilla visiting Cleveland this week. Dr and Mrs Demby Spicer of Cleveland staying with Mr and Mrs C Kelner. Hollaters Rocky Mountain Tea advertised by H A Dykeman.
Mrs M B Smautley travels to Chicago to stay with writer Mrs Breck who is improving. Earl Buck weds Miss Etta Walker at the bride’s West Park home with Rev J P Reidinger officiating in front of about fifty relatives. Bride wore white silk, carried bride roses. Matron of honor Miss Bartholomew in pale blue. Best man Mr Lee Buck. Community notes report a net of 483 dollars from St Peter’s church fair and supper. Mr Joseph Pract Sr is seriously ill. Mr Sheldon Paddock is out again. The Ladies Benevolent Society plans an oyster supper and apron sale. Mr and Mrs Geo Ridgeway observe sixteenth anniversary with friends presenting a silver bread tray and berry spoon.
An advertisement promotes D-Zerta Perfect Jelly Dessert to be prepared with one pint boiling water, claiming a delicious jelly using the entire package. It touts five fruit flavors Raspberry Lemon Strawberry Cherry Orange and urges imaginative combinations with fresh fruit nuts and other additions. Orders encouraged at 10 cents from wf Gracers.
Unhappiness dispelled as readers learn that Newbro's Terricide is a new germicide and antiseptic. The ad claims it destroys harmful microbes causing hair thinning and misery, promising proof from users and urging readers to try it. Sold by local druggists. mail order available from The Merplelde Co Detroit Michigan.
A Swiss hunter documents variations of the eagle’s diet observed in a Alpine nest, listing hare remains, many game feet, and various fowl parts. The piece also reflects on the sacred status of fishing nets and a Gloucester practice of quarantining towns with smallpox by pricing nets to deter disturbance.
In Carlton Victoria the will of W. H. Mainwaring splits his estate into six equal portions. Six children draw envelopes with numbers and each accepts the portion allotted by chance. Copper in China. Shanghai reportedly holds 10 000 tons of copper seized by Chinese authorities due to falling demand for coinage bronze 10 cash Leent pieces.
A historical advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a testimonial from Walding Kinnan Marvin and F J Cheney as endorsed by Toledo wholesalers. It parades Hall's Catarrh Cure as blood and mucous system targeted with a 75 cent per bottle price and offers Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar for coughs and colds.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertises low round trip and cheap one way fares aimed at homeseekers. It promotes Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday tickets with return limits and special round trips to destinations including Morida, Washington DC, Los Angeles, Chino, Chicago, and more.
Franks E Kirby runs daily Detroit to Put-in-Bay then Sandusky return with Island stops at Pin-in-Bay Middle Bays and Kelley’s Island. Round trip six bits. Det our: 6000 miles? Five hours travel time. Sundays 1 hour later. Orchestra on board with 3:30 PM and 6 PM departures.
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