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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1901
Page
6
An 1890s style health note links bad skin to a torpid liver and irregular bowels. It promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy to stimulate liver function and bowel regularity, claiming they purify blood and prevent pimples and boils. Also includes a brief rental notice for furnished rooms near West Bridge Street, listing ten rooms and light housekeeping options.
Unclear OCR shows mixed digits and letters from a southbound timetable. Readable parts list times such as 80 8 00 420 and 10 01 8 48 with stray codes. Unable to determine full service, destinations, or schedule context.
City of Elgris council approves widening West Bridge Street from Brontrout to Weet River Street with grade alignment and curb work. It authorizes engineer plans, project costs, and public funding from taxable property, with notices published and the work to be completed as specified by the official order. The ordinance names Coveland Elvira & Wistem Bacan as promoters and directs formal proceedings.
Notice is hereby given that on the 13 day of January, 19098, the undersigned will apply to the probate court of Lorain county for an order changing her name from Satome Pirmeister to Satome Stoll Satome Plymeister. Terember 7th, 190% .
A large American exposition in London from May to September aims to display American industry and commerce. It will feature diverse departments from machinery to textiles and a commercial bureau to aid trade with British and continental markets. An advisory committee includes high level British and American representatives. events include theater entertainments and a major American band.
An English magazine declares drivelling a fashion again and cites the craft of pulling gold and silver lace from old military uniforms. It notes historical practice by Leopold and comments on modern American interest, with brief mention of a portfolio titled Desolation and Abounding Life in a Chicago Trib piece.
An advertisement claims Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures ailments specific to women by establishing regularity and healing inflammation. It includes testimonials from a Mrs. Loma Thalead and offers advice by letter at Buffalo, with a Common Sense Medical Adviser book available by mail.
An old advertisement touts Stum Ac-Oids and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as stomach remedies. It claims quick relief from nausea, coated tongue, headaches, and general digestive trouble, praising vegetable ingredients and gentle bowel action.
Mercury bearing catarrh remedies warned against as dangerous. Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo claims no mercury and is taken internally. Testimonials from multiple residents and agents listed. price 75c per bottle.
An old advertisement touts Anguat Flower as relief for dyspepsia and liver complaints affecting a majority of Americans. It lists symptoms such as sore stomach headaches heart palpitations yellow skin and bitter taste and claims two doses ease pain. The ad urges readers to consult a druggist and purchase the product for 75 cents, crediting H. J. Eady and Green's Prize Almanac.
Reverend James Kirkman of Belle River testifies to relief from bronchial and lung ailments with One Minute Cough Cure. The remedy is praised as immediate for coughs colds and throat or lung issues and noted as safe and pleasant for children. An ad-like paragraph also references kidney concerns and a product called Kid-No-Ords.
Train service begins next Monday November 11 from Cleveland Union Depot nightly at 9 80 p m the drawing room sleeping car with one sleeper for Cleveland to Columbus and back remains in car until morning passengers may board Columbus after nine the same arrangement for Columbus to Cleveland tickets and information at 116 Broad Street.
Mrs I B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire stomach illness with gall stones and yellow jaundice. A doctor warned there was only one chance to save her life through an operation. After trying other cures she began Electric Bitters, which fully restored her health, easing stomach liver and kidney troubles and restoring appetite. Sold by H J Bady for 50 cents with guarantee.
During a long illness the speaker suffered bed sores and used DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve with wonderful results. The note claims the salve cured piles, sores, and burns and warns to beware of counterfeits. Attribution to H. J. Eady.
To cure torpid liver constipation loss of appetite biliousness and other liver stomach or bowel complaints take Liver-Lax a 25 cent little liver pill a cure over night At Eady's Drug Store.
California travelers are offered guided trips via the Great Rock Island route leaving Chicago on Tuesdays and Thursdays through Colorado and the Southern Route through Texas. Daily first class sleeper service Chicago to San Francisco showcases daylight Rockies and Sierra Nevada. For details contact F. L. Miller, T. P. A., 409 Rialto Bldg., Chicago I. 10-12 Says He Was Tortured
Hayfield Minnesota resident H. Q. Chrestenszon says a three year dyspepsia ordeal left him unable to keep food down and bedridden. After using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure he began improving with the first bottle and now claims full cure and urges others to try it for digestion relief.
A note says the speaker lost a door key but can visit the Bicycle Man in Cleveland who offers key replication and general repair services including soldering brazing shear and edge tool grinding.
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for constipation biliousness and headaches. It claims gentle relief from liver and bowel troubles and lists H. J. Eady as a seller with a price of only 260.
An advertisement touts Athlo-pho-ros as the cure for rheumatism claiming it brings immediate relief after one tile and curing with a few bottles. It asserts pleasure follows pain and cites 60,000 satisfied users. The copy urges immediate trial to experience relief.
L C Overstreet of Elgin Tenn writes how his wife nearly died from a throat and lung ailment. Doctors warned no medicine could save her, but a friend recommended Dr King's New Discovery and persistent use restored her health. It is guaranteed for coughs colds bronchitis asthma and lung diseases with 50c and 1.00 bottles at H J Eady's trials free.
Clayton Chapman announces candidacy for the probate judge office at the next republican county convention and respectfully asks the Republicans of Lorain county for their support.
Elyria Grafton & Southern Railway announces hourly and a half service from Elyria to Grafton starting 5 30 a m and from Grafton to Elyria starting 6 00 a m Last Elyria to Grafton car departs 10 15 p m with Grafton return at 10 45 p m A theater car runs nightly after shows at Elyria opera house Tickets available at the C E W Ry ticket office Elyria
A bright young lady who learned Eclectic Shorthand hopes to secure a good position in Cleveland. She mentioned to a Graham writer, Elyria Business College graduate, that she regrets not learning Graham noting she has trouble reading her notes. A word to the wise is anfl cist.
Resolution 1046 outlines a city plan to improve West Broad Street from Chestnut to Ridge by grading, curbing, and paving with tar filler, with costs partly paid by the city and a special assessment on adjacent property and the Cleveland Elyria and Western Railway. The measure includes a 10 year installment bond option and requires publication in a newspaper for two weeks. Passed December 3, 1901.
Estate sale under execution from Lorain County Court of Common Pleas seeks buyers for real property in Amherst township Lorain County Ohio. Auction to be held at the courthouse door on a Tuesday in October between specified morning hours, with bid details and parcel description including Lot 7 Block 1 and adjacent boundaries.
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