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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1905
Page
2
A article argues for A. Le. Garter as the Republican candidate in the district. Supporters cite his strength, party loyalty, and likelihood to uphold Republican principles if elected. The piece notes enthusiasm among Republicans in the county and district for his nomination at the upcoming party meeting.
The piece argues the Americas depend on friendly ties and trade promotion, highlighting US agencies like the Bureau of American Republics aiding Latin American nations. It notes Latin American wealth and growth potential, stresses American capital in Mexico, and envisions bilingual future schooling to ease economic integration.
An article from a state hospital report warns of rising insanity linked to widespread mental disorders and overwork. Dr. Howard cites numerous premonitory signs of paranoia, paresis, melancholia, mania, and early dementia. It urges confinement for dangerous disordered individuals and stresses early treatment and healthier living.
In North Amherst on December 1 George Meade, a former resident, fired a half cocked shotgun while hunting in Upper Michigan. The shot struck his foot, fracturing bones and causing severe injuries. Hunter Hol McQueen aided him to a distant lumber camp for care as others recovered the deer Meade and companions were pursuing. Deer plentiful in Michigan woods.
Mrs Henry Johnson, a longtime Sheffield township resident, died Monday afternoon at her home after several weeks of illness. Born in Philadelphia 75 years ago, she lived in the county 15 years and married in 1862. She was mother to six, William, Edward, Frank, Hazel and Maud all at home, and a lifelong member of the M E B church. The piece notes her devout Christianity and motherhood amidst a brief stray finish about crowded shopping days.
Mr Van H. Kingle leads a strong company at the Elyria Theatre on Friday December 15 in David Higgins popular drama At Piney Ridge. The South setting offers quaint characters rich humor and absorbing scenes with an exceptionally capable cast and fine scenic display.
Advertisement for Mother Gray's Australian Leaf herb remedy. Promises relief for back pain urinary bladder and kidney trouble female weakness and monthly regulation. Sold by druggists or by mail for 60 cents sample free. The Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
The advertisement from F A Smith and Bro of Elyria Ohio seeks to purchase a farm of 40 to 750 acres on a ridge with good land and buildings. They offer to pay half cash and the rest later, asking for quick response. The notice appears in The Reporter newspaper.
Resolutions urge lawmakers to curb margarine prices, support Theodore Roosevelt, expand school agriculture curricula, regulate mail and rural service, curb saloons, promote farm forestry, and increase labor cooperatives. Officers elected include Master N J Bachelder and other state leaders. Origin history notes founders Kelley Ireland and Saunders. first meeting in 1867.
The ad copy touts De Witt’s Little Early Risers as a safe pleasant pill for stomach and bowel issues. Addison Bates of Leroy near Painesville Ohio dies at eighty three in the house of his birth. Also advertised Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea claims to cure childhood fragility at 25 cents per tea or tablet.
In the Elkhart Review item, Dr Alice B Houghton formerly with Crow doctors here scored highest among osteopaths in Indiana licensing exams and ranked twelfth overall among all medical applicants. She has set up practice in Kendalville, daughter of Henry Houghton yard master of the L and M railway, and formerly lived on West Seventh Street after local public schooling.
Jack Root will introduce the Britt Nelson drama at Who Theatre tomorrow night. The films are lauded as perfect, with full detail of the fight and no omissions. Coffroth of Colma Athletic Club owns the footage. Houseman holds exclusive Midwest rights.
Elyria Commandery No 60 will hold an elated conclave Thursday evening December 14 with work in the Red Cross. The notice urges members to attend and participate in charitable activity.
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