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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1901
Page
7
A New York jacket store advertises large discounts on furs including scarfs from 98 cents and coats from 4.69, listing varieties such as Electric Seals Marten Beaver Stone Marten Bear Silver Hare Mink and Husain Fox. The ad markets prices up to 17 dollars and presents a 50 percent savings claim.
A Lorain county sale highlights women’s jackets priced at 5.75 and walking skirts at 2.69. Exhibits include dolls, books, games, and toys with a focus on handkerchiefs. Shoppers are urged to move quickly to view the broad, lowest-priced selections.
Centrally located property advertised as a gemofa home in Avon Ohio. Modern conveniences include oak and Georgia pine woodwork, natural gas for heating, a harn ice house, shade and fruit, with a listed cost of 4000 but a possible sale price of 2200.
Bernhard Flock as plaintiff petitions the Lorain County Common Pleas Court for transfer of title to part of Job No 11 back No 1 in George E Broward’s audition to Lorain Ohio. James B Ballow if living or dead and unknown heirs are named defendants along with Jerome W Bale and Fred J Ballow with legal prayer for transfer and other relief as equity requires. Defendants are required to answer before December 21.
An advertisement extols Vinel as a safe, delicious tonic aiding digestion and bone development for children and adults. It claims no grease, promises rapid improvement, and offers refunds if users are not satisfied. A testimonial from Mrs. Jennie Perse of Maustielis, O. supports its efficacy.
Advertisement claims a written guarantee to refund money if Ket Ne Oids fail to cure backache urinary disorders or kidney diseases. Endorsed by Henry J. Eady, Leading Drugs, asserting experience shows Kid Ne Oids never fail to effect a cure.
For Sale or Trade three occupied houses and lots east of the river seek to exchange equity for a vacant lot. For Sale or Rent two houses on West 4th Street with a new house and barn and all conveniences on 7th Street. Frank A. Smith.
The text presents a garbled inconsistent passage with names like Philadelphia Evening, Robes pierre, and various characters discussing marriage, debts, and social tensions. It reads as a jumble of quotes, interjections, and stray phrases lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
A local anecdote describes refurbished hats sold from East Side shops after being stripped and rebuilt with new ribbons and sweatbands. Hats, suits, and other clothing pass through a bushelman’s rounds, yielding profit for clerks and a market in the South. A separate note mentions a movable feast remark and a German claim of Nebuchadnezzar’s audience chamber discovery, plus a probate candidacy and a Liver-Lax advertisement.
An 19th century advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as purifying the blood and curing skin ailments and diseases arising from impure blood. It cites a testimonial from Miss A Weiss of Isle of Wight praising its efficacy against rheumatism pimples and swelling feet after prior medical bills failed. The notice urges avoiding substitutes and mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for bowel regulation.
A reader from Altoona Pennsylvania shares a testimonial claiming Kid No Oids cured a kidney disease after dizziness and fatigue. The letter, attributed to John O Neil and sponsored by Henry J Eady, urges others to try the product and notes DeWitt s Little Early Risers as an alternative gentle laxative.
Warns against catarrh remedies with mercury and promotes Hall's Catarrh Care from F Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a safe internal treatment. Claims no mercury and urges readers to buy genuine products. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills and Kid-No-Oids for kidney trouble with price and seller details.
The text warns that over seventy five percent of Americans suffer from bile liver and stomach problems causing headaches heartburn and poor appetite. It promotes August Flower at 75 cents and claims two doses relieve symptoms. It also praises One Minute Cough Cure for coughs colds and throat troubles with endorsements from H J Eady and Rev James Kirkman.
Beginning Monday November 11 a Cleveland to Columbus sleeper departs nightly from Cleveland Union Station at 9 30 PM. Passengers may occupy the car after 9 PM and remain in Columbus until 8 AM next day with return arrangements from Columbus to Cleveland. Sleeping car reservations and tickets at Collyer s 118 Euclid avenue.
Reduced rate excursion tickets will be sold December 24 25 and 31 1901 and January 1 1902 between all stations on the Lake Shira and Michigan Southern Railway and to connections on several railways. Tickets are valid for return until January 3 1902. Agents carry particulars. Also a note on borrowing six percent interest on gilt edge security with responses to BR P O Box Elyria Ohio.
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