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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1906
Page
4
A devotional meditation urges that outward conditions fade and the working class will end, yet Jesus the Carpenter and his humble shop remain king and ally. It calls workers to do their duty as all labor done in His name and asserts He will stand by those who follow.
A physician states thousands regularly poison themselves with food and urges mindful eating. Many overeat or undereat, harming health, while the public and animals suffer from mismanaged diets and lack of proper nourishment.
A publisher on Seventeen Street directed a worker to display a controversial “Bay Wanted” ad at the street entrance. The incident occurred after a gusty breeze moved the banner, attracting attention and raising questions about public notices and freedom of expression.
A publisher challenges a boy about tearing down a boys wanted sign. The exchange ends with a quip about the boy’s identity and a remark on youth becoming the man later. A nurse’s query about nursing experience is followed by a joke about football and family ties.
Buster Brown returns in a lively musical comedy at the Elyria Theatre on December 19 and 20. Master Rosen stars as Buster with Lelie Cautna as Mary Jane and Jack Bell as Tigo the dog. New scenery and a meaty cast promise a bright evening of tuneful numbers and dances including the Bobby Burns Brigade.
The Bellefontaine Bridge & Iron Co faces renewed actions in the ten civil suits brought by Frank Monnett and Hal De Ran for tax payers of low Ohio counties. Judge Dow dismissed all suits last week after no party appeared for two years. De Ran claimed funds for legal services while Senator S Hf Wet argued no action should proceed. West filed a denial affidavit asserting no agreement with De Ran.
Judge Wannamaker will observe a vacation of about ten days shortly after New Year. Judge Doyle will hear the fifty jury trials and numerous equity cases during Wannamaker’s absence, with assignments made by Wannamaker upon his return.
At Lincoln High School a flag and emblem were presented by local society members during a ceremony. The presentation, attended by the WR. C. aunt the G A. RL, featured no active participation from the presenter in the service.
New students rapidly enter Dar Hag's Private Business College. Room 368 at Masonic Temple hosts a scientific facial and scalp treatment parlor with hours 12 30 to 4 30 pm and appointments by calling 958R. Date 12-12-61 notes limited space for three more students unless additional seats ordered.
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