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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1901
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment notes storms and a cold front moving in with weather warnings. It mentions receipts, a boy, and trains and hints at lingering unsettled conditions for Monday night. The text is incomplete but conveys impending unsettled weather and cold air.
The Elyria bank reports a capital of 150000 dollars with surplus and profits of 60000. George H Ely serves as president, with D C Baldwin also listed as president. EE Williams is cashier, and S H Squire Jr. holds the assistant cashier role.
The article extols Blue Point oysters from Great South Bay and their unique flavor, then notes a society wedding in Seneca Falls on December 4 with the bride Muad Cadwallader and groom Mi O Cadwallader of Heneca Falls NY, followed by a concert in Cleveland and an upcoming performance in Lorain.
Real estate transfers include Augusta Ghurdull to Pollinger for lot 8 block 8 Hogan's third addition Lorain priced at 1000 dollars. Jenkma to W Adams involves part of original lot 48 North Amherst at 6000 dollars. Plato estate to Bodmann covers parts of lots 47 19 and 50 North Amherst for 000. Schlather to Anton Main grants part of lot 98 west of Black River Blyna for 650. Croster to Wells guardian covers lot 47 and parts of lots 48 and 63 Wellington at 1500. Clapp and Richards to Cynthia Bradley and Phoebe Bradley lot 94 95 LaGrange establishing a lot type. Theados and Mabel Pfeiffer to Nicholas Robins lot 1 part of orig lot 21 block 3 Wellington 1 acre for 450. Woodman Mathewson Hoyt trustees grant power of attorney to A C Dustin of Cleveland to sell lands in Lorain.
Marshal Chapter will confer the R A degree Wednesday evening December 1 at 7 oclock sharp. Royal Arch Masons cordially invited to attend and witness the ceremony.
American women praise Sorosis footwear for style and value as the brand expands abroad. Since introducing Sorosis in London Paris and Berlin tariff barriers boosted prices abroad while reviving demand at home. Vienna saw protests by local shoemakers fearing cheaper, better shoes could spark a trade war. Royal Family members praised Sorosis while American methods impressed European shoppers during a summer of travel.
The manufacturers of Sorosia announce a new line of dainty, exclusive slippers for children endorsed by physicians. Priced at $5.00 per pair, with a total of $350 for every style, the shoes claim to support growing feet and prevent pedal irregularities, reflecting mothers requests and medical backing.
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