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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1904
Page
7
An unclear notice from Mayor Folger references the city council and a central location on May 20 1905 but readable fragments do not yield full actions or names. The text mentions voting and property issues tied to a Howe and Thir street area.
In a summer tale two young men quarrel over love and loyalty. Frank Lely confronts Sylvia Barns who reveals a name change to Durnford after marriage plans unraveling a web of jealousy, mistaken identity, and a village wedding ending in renewed fête at Wartham.
Hazleton Pennsylvania legislator Jim Sweeney recalls attempting to restock local trout streams, funding the effort himself after fearing constituents would not act. He says Laurel Run thrived quietly for three years only to reveal the public neglect when a signboard appeared at the brook’s edge during a May outing.
A narrator recalls trespass and private fishing rights on a hazy river system. He recounts stocking trout in Laurel Run and black bass in Nescopeck, then carp in a distant pond nine miles away. A local incident reveals pond netting and a quixotic hunt for sport while reflecting on environmental limits.
A male quartet led by Charles K. Burdick of Cleveland, an experienced business trainer, has been engaged by Darling's Private Business College as the school expands. Five new students enrolled last week, and an invitation is extended to visit and use the college.
A fragmentary domestic scene shows a tender hearted woman feeding a hungry runaway boy, while a worldly woman and an unbelieving man debate mercy and fate. The boy seeks Chicago after wandering east. a quiet tension grows as someone contemplates shelter and punishment. The trio’s clash over charity ends with the tender hearted one regretting their separation.
Catalog advertises a Russo Japanese Atlas with military strength tables. Promises colored maps and a 14x30 inch Cah print set. Includes a Chicago and North Western Railway note and a postpaid stamp request, mentioning Kansas City Missouri as a location context.
A vivid, period style portrait of a Paris dressmaker who dominates the fashion scene. The piece describes him as a hybrid male figure shaping the season, surrounded by women, studying eighteenth century engravings, and orchestrating patterns, fabrics, and designs as his army of clients create the latest wares.
A Louisiana source relays a New Orleans Democrat note about 1831 shipments to Virginia that included single women as wives for colonists. The letter promises 120 pounds of tobacco per wife, urges free marriages but guards against coercion, and mentions 50 doses of Brazilian Balm offered as a joke in the closing line.
Mrs. A R Cottrell of 2019 Third Street North owns a 23 year old night blooming cereus that began blooming after she started heavy feeding. The plant now produces multiple flowers each year some seasons up to six. The blooms open at night around dark and close by early morning with one bloom once staying open 32 hours. This year the plant has borne three blooms with a fourth expected to open.
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