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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1903
Page
4
Mr. Eb Johnston of Johnstons and Miss Emmert offer free eye tests and examinations every Monday at the Top-Lue Hotel. They promote proper correction for headaches and emphasize value in correcting defects rather to cosmetic material.
An advertisement touts Prof. Clark a chiropodist and manicuring professor based at No 39 and No 29 N Chestnut Elyria Ohio. He offers free foot examinations and removal of corns and bunions with permanent results. Calls and home visits arranged with hours evenings and afternoons. Potential patrons include Elyria’s prominent citizens and doctors endorse his work.
The article argues that indulgent eating harms digestion and overall health linking mental effort after a heavy meal to poor outcomes. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for digestive ailments and nutrition issues. Testimonial letters claim drastic stomach improvement after using the medicine and a free medical advice booklet offer.
Artemas Wilmot died at his son John Wilmot’s home on a Friday evening December 4th after heart trouble. Funeral services were held the following Sunday at the home. He was born April 29, 1831 in Lorain County Ohio and lived most of his life in Eaton, leaving a large extended family and many friends. He is survived by a son, two daughters, three brothers, five grandchildren, and one grandchild, with burial at Butternut Ridge cemetery beside his wife Viola Torres.
Penfield Mr J Palmer crushed his forefinger in a corn husker Inst alon day. Miss S Parks spent a few days in Wellington last week. Mr and Mrs B Parks visited a sick sister in Paw nee Inst Wednesady. Mr and Mrs H Gott hosted about sixty friends that Wednesday. Miss Lou Buwlon spent Sunday in town. Rev Burr preached to the Macca bees last Sunday. They met at the K OTM hall and marched to the church. Dorothy.
North Russia notices family moves including A E Grills to Oberlin and Peter Christman to the Grills house Elyria and Ed Gibson to Elyria. Social events mention visits in Chagrin Falls and Oberlin plus a pony show at Chapman's clothier and holiday candy promotions at the Candy Kitchen Century block.
Four fast trains leave Chicago at 9 00 am 6 80 pm 10 00 pm and 3 00 am on the North Western Limited electric lighted throughout. Fast schedules Inxorious equipment dining car service unequaled. Tickets rates and sleeping car reservations via ticket agent or A F Cleveland 234 Superior Street Cleveland Ohio.
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