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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1904
Page
5
A traveler recalls tramps who craft a frying pan from a four quart tin can by removing ends, flattening the cylinder, and folding edges. The improvised pan yields fried meat with potatoes and sea meal. Tramps shown as skilled with tools and needles, their fashion, resourcefulness, and persistent cleanliness despite rough appearance.
Frederick Manuel of Maryland block Butte Montana bought Newbro's Herpicide on April 6 and 9 and after 20 days his scalp sprouted new hair. He reports on July 2 that his head is thick and luxuriant. The ad claims the product destroys dandruff and the germ blamed for baldness and offers samples via The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan.
Lorain and Cleveland visitors figure prominently in this society roundup. Mrs Neswtrads of Lorain attends town events with Mr Kipo of Bormio. Miss Jennie Robson of Broad Ktrees visits Mig Florence Beard. Miss Blanche jRawnon returns home from Lakeside hospital to West Ridge Street. Jerse Beal returns from the East on business, and Mr D E Hatley with Mr Welly of the Steel Plant are noted. The ME church bazaar and supper draw concern as a seasonal highlight. John W Flagel’s son dies. funeral set for Tuesday afternoon.
The great Brent Hayes will perform at Patebsorg pera house during Xmas Week by request Mr Hiss. Hayes, renowned on violin and banjo, is praised as the best in the world today. After a typhoid fever attack, he has relocated to Lorain and Elyria to recover and resume his standard repertoire, including standard overtures. He will also play the semiramide overture in Pittsburgh.
A historical note surveys how English usage permeates Tokyo and other cities through shop signs hotel announcements and municipal notices. Examples include awkward bilingual phrases about dining rooms dental care and signage in shops. The piece humorously contrasts imperfect English with claret labels in Niho.
The text advertises Chapman's for Christmas goods and promotions offering Pony tickets. It signals a sales angle with a holiday shopping prompt and a chance to obtain tickets through purchases.
A chaotic yet vivid field note shows stogie popularity surging with price shifts and shape trends. It cites dealers noting men who once bought cheaper goods now spend more on elongated rolls. The piece mentions new cigar shapes, silk collars, holiday shirts, and Chapman's promotions as a bustling retail scene surrounds the stogie boom.
Entire stock fixtures and tools of the late H. E. Norton, deceased, at Litchfield Ohio offered for sale. Tent and tools to be sold cheap if taken promptly. Inquire of A. D. Hall, Litchfield, Ohio.
Notices are on file in the Elyria Clerk's office for examination and inspection by interested residents. Objections may be filed with the City Council. Dated December 14, 1904. Frank R Fauver, Clerk.
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