Buckwheat Cakes at Breakfast Time Catering
Buckwheat cakes headline the season as the kitchen proclaims readiness to cater to customer breakfast needs. The notice invites diners to enjoy warm, hearty servings.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1905
Page
5
Buckwheat cakes headline the season as the kitchen proclaims readiness to cater to customer breakfast needs. The notice invites diners to enjoy warm, hearty servings.
An advertisement proclaims Buckwheat Flour strictly pure and Maple Syrup a Lo Rain County product. It emphasizes purity and wholesomeness in simple promotional language.
Jack Reublin proclaims Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as the most pleasant safest and best remedy for coughs colds croup whooping cough and related illnesses. The preparation is described as expelling all cold from the system by acting as a cathartic on the bowels and is sold by all Drugists.
Mrs Clarance First of Lodi street is confined to home. Mrs W W Thomas of Oberlin visits Elyria friends. Miss Susan A Irwin of Medina guests here. Mrs D L Gibbs improving at home. Miss Emma Smith visits Miss Effie Clark in Grafton. Mr and Mrs Frank Slanter leave for Chicago for stock show. Mrs G G Thompson of Youngstown returns home. Mrs Thomas M McCalmont of Youngstown returns from visit. Dr W Dawson to preach at Seville opening remodelled Methodist church. River skating on Fourth street praised. many youth on the ice. Mrs Emily Lehman, mother of Rev N Lehman, ill in Cleveland, expected home improved. Miss Eva Williams hosts cousins Miss Francia Bennett of Akron. pedro and games, refreshments. Miss Nellie Cornell entertains friends on Hast avenue. parlor games. John Tucker seeks divorce from Dora Tucker after eleven years of hardship. married Oberlin Sept 20 1892. Elyria Good Road Committee announces meeting Dec 20 at Council Chamber with Col Rixey. business men invited. Funded preparations for Jan 5 meeting assured.
S G Boynton seeks divorce from Mary McCoy Boynton after a 1905 marriage in Dunkirk New York. He accuses her of excess drinking adultery and neglect. She counters with a demand for alimony while claiming he manipulated their three daughters and failed to provide a promised residence. The trial in the Court of Common Pleas includes testimony from Boynton and medical opinions on nervousness tied to alcohol. The case continued into the afternoon.
Elyria council No. 86 R and M will hold a stated assembly Monday evening December 18 with R and A M work and business. Marshal chapter No. 44 BR A M will have a stated convocation Wednesday evening December 20 for officer elections. Elyria Commandry No 60 K T will convene Wednesday evening December 21 for Red Cross degree work. Full attendance desired.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a 100 dollar reward for unsolved catarrh cases. It includes endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin and claims the product heals by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The note urges testimonials and notes price and availability from druggists.
Burglars entered the Lorain store of Metzger and Robinson Friday night and stole about ten dollars in prizes from a guessing contest on the number of beans in eight jars. A sign later taunting the thief appeared outside the shop. A dollar bill was pinned to each displayed salt as advertising. The thief broke the plate glass and disappeared, despite a passing policeman every half hour. The item ends with an unrelated medical ad.
Distinctive Dorothy Dodd style marks the new winter models. The display showcases elderly elegance though with modern detailing and superb craftsmanship that has spread the brand’s fame. PHILBOTT'S presents the collection with emphasis on design and quality.
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