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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1904
Page
3
A fragment from a dramatic tableau features Cocker and Miss Tyndrum in a farcical duet at a Rudyard Kipling like club. The pair exchange quips about doctors nurses and past Oxford days while a surrounding crowd comments on social and romantic misadventures.
The Fungus family settles back home after traveling in Europe with pictures on the walls. Cecelia Fungus sings well, pleasing many visitors while her father feigns restraint. A humorous travel talk blends notes of operas, mountains, and Swiss inns with memories of Florence and jokes about madonnas and art.
In Esme season fried hominy is popular and best when cooked firm in a square pan. Slice cold, dip in flour or breadcrumbs, and fry in deep fat. Do not fry until it mushes as islet. that yields soured hominy and a different dish.
A Jersey court examined a case where a baby was allegedly sold for one cent in a custody dispute. The complainant John McDermott accused Mrs. Thomas Bell of taking the child and its care, while Bell claimed the child was with her husband. The magistrate ordered the parties to resolve claims and return the child, noting the lack of clear legal basis for ownership.
Winter nasturtiums should be cut off before frost to save a healthy leaf and sprays. Do not take roots. Place cuttings in a low vase with plenty water to thrive through winter. Water renewals needed. transplanting requires careful handling.Brooklyn Rasie reports successful testing.
A city woman planned to keep hens for profit while summers in the country. She asked her farmer for guidance on what to feed them. He paused, then said it would take the rest of the day to tell what they can eat, but not long to tell what they cannot.
Our selection in this time is fine, the excellent chain styles in solid gold and gold plated finishes. We offer sturdy watch chains and fobs with reliable clasps and attractive designs to suit various tastes and budgets.
In our stock we offer watches from Kivin Waltham Hampaten Hamilton Longines and other Swiss and American makes. We sell gold and gold filled cases including Boss and Crescent models. Cautions note some cheap filled cases wear out quickly, urging buyers to choose our solid gold options from $20 to $125.
Sterling silver teaspoons from $1 to $9 in sets of six. Sterling silver table spoons from $9 to $18. Six knives and six forks offered in a handsome box. Sterling silver carving set with knife and fork in an elegant case priced at $14.50.
A new collection offers solid gold signet rings set with Wiesela rubies emeralds opals sapphires pearls garnets topaz and turquoise. The selection is described as among the largest and finest, with engraving of monograms free of charge and prices stated from 1 to 812.
The advertisement promotes musical tea sets in 2 8 and 4 piece options priced from 3 to 220 per set. It also highlights a Christmas gift set of knives and forks described as triple plated and made in the world, with a playful boast “We sell the beat.”
A local shop markets premium umbrellas with sturdy frames and non fading covers. They stock detachable and stationary handles in gold pearl silver ivory and natural wood with prices from 36 cents to 1 dollar.
Advertisement touts new stock of cut glass from Meriden and H C Fry Rochester lines. Claims the glass is the whitest and best cut, with a warranty that it will not change color.
Local shop offers a range of fountain pens including Waterman Neal Paul EB Wiet John Holland Moore’s Non Leakable with prices from $1.098. Also features a full ring of regular gold pens in pearl gold and silver.
A local ad notes a high grade line of Meerschaum and Briar pipes in Elyria. It advertises Meerschaum pipes priced at multiple dollar figures and briar pipes ranging from low to high prices, plus fine chamois casts suitable as gifts.
A local shop advertises pocket and bell books for ladies and gentlemen as useful gifts. It highlights designs in Cali, Morocco, Sezl, Wa and Tus and promotes these popular items for all ages.
Eastman Kodaks and Premo Cameras lead the line as the headquarters for photographic supplies. The shop offers a full line of cameras and accessories at reasonable prices. They manufacture S B developing powders toning and fixing solutions velox hardener and acid fixing sold with money back satisfaction and trial urged.
Pocket and Table Cutlery brands offered are S. and M. and Miller Bros. make. Defective knives will be replaced with new ones. Table knives and forks feature handles in pearl silver ivory bone ebony and rogewood. Carving sets with sterling silver pearl and stag handles. Prices range from 93 to 15 for a 4 piece knife fork and steel set.
Local shop advertises a stock of Victor Talking Machines and records with an exchange policy. Trade three new records for one old Victor or Columbia record, and they offer $1.00 credit for Victor or Columbia records in exchange for three new ones.
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