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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1904
Page
4
A vintage ad style notice promotes Dr Boachee's German Syrup for coughs and lung trouble. It claims quick relief and cure with a 35 year history, lists trial and regular bottle prices, and mentions druggists and suppliers. The ad also includes other products and a Big Four Route travel promotion with dates and destinations.
An 19th century advert promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as mild effective liver pills for children and weak people and claims strong users find them best. Markets through H A Dykeman. Also mentions Kennedy's Lozative Honey and Tur, Russo-Japanese War maps by A L Fisher in Kansas City, May 31.
We, the husband and son, thank neighbors friends relatives and Relief Corp ladies and Baptist members for their kind services during the long illness and for the flowers sent at the funeral. We express gratitude to all who cared and comforted us as we mourn the loss and celebrate a life well lived.
An ancient city 2,000 years old, once home to Aztec people larger than Central American inhabitants, was found in the Andes 260 miles from Aranee Chill. Prof Emil von Burgess and William J Heminway report a well preserved valley site with stone tools and sealed graves indicating a high civilization and a population around 1,600. They suggest flood or disease ended the race.
The governor's annual report to the Interior notes Arizona’s population now about 165,000 to 170,000 and expresses strong opposition to uniting with New Mexico. He argues Arizonans prefer remaining a territory and cites zero debt with $20,894 in general funds, $1,981,505 intrayear property gains, and county totals at $45,069,545 alongside broad progress in other areas.
The Philadelphia patrol horse Old Monk at Tendeth and Federal streets station mourns the death of its master James Thornton. He refuses to eat and shuns work, rapping on his stall floor at the same hour Thornton died, with many believing the horse is dying of grief.
Creek Nation citizens and heirs who lost property during the Civil War era began receiving Naval Crees claim payments from the government. Amounts ranged from cents to thousands, with Muskogee district totaling 12500 dollars and the largest single payment of 2205.65 dollars to Mooser oa Sarty of Tulsa. Eight claimants received over 1000 dollars and one check was five dollars.
A user request cites home remedies with vague guarantees for cold relief. The text lists dubious instructions to take drops of unspecified products and questions guarantee validity. No verifiable medical guidance or sources are provided.
Fragmentary notice invites inquiries about a bar ness shop opening in Litchfield. Mentions fixtures tools and an eta. References A D Hall and the late Norton with unclear roles. Likely a sale or probate advertisement with incomplete details.
Travel and shopping notes list rail schedules for Chicago to Cleveland routes via North Western Railway and special weekly offers. The message references buying clothing, pony tickets, dining car service, and ticket agents. includes a counterfeits warning and an advertisement for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve with personal testimonial.
Geo A. Thomson of Spencer Ala reports ten years of dyspepsia and says Kodal Dyspepsia Cure relieved him after trying doctors and travel for relief. He recommends the remedy to all indigestion sufferers and notes it is sold by B H A Dysemund.
A questionable advertisement promises relief for itching and bleeding from piles and urges readers to write for a cure without upfront payment. It claims price is $0 and mentions Dr H N Tanner in East Aurora as the contact for treatment.
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