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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1905
Page
5
Local ad lists a variety of goods including Holly Wreathing Mistletoe Ground Pine and Fancy Wreaths along with Bananas Fruit Oranges Tangerines Grapes Walnuts Brazil nuts Mix Nuts Celery Lettuce Tomatoes Cucumbers Parsley and Standard Oysters. The notice promises Everything and Anything in Groceries.
A string of brief notices from Cleve land to Lorain reports visitors and travel for several residents. Marriage licenses issued in Cleveland for Fred Underhill and Grace Salisbury. a divorce case between Anna Jones and John F Jones proceeds. Police and fire merit system discussed at city council. A burglary at Metzger Robinson Co store in Lorain yields $30 prize money missing. an insurance claim adjusts window loss to about $35. A national Good Roads convention is planned for Jan Std at the opera house with a full program announced.
A large invitation committee includes many prominent citizens. James Vovell of Avon was admitted to the county infirmary on Tuesday with a lingering weakness of the limbs confining him to bed.
Paris reports Rene Quinton, a young bacteriologist, finds sea water diluted closely matches the internal liquid bathing all organs across superior animal forms. He asserts life began in the sea, noting even fresh water animals depend on sea water for nourishment and vitality. Quinton views sea water’s powers as stemming from containing nearly every chemical element. He describes the body as a moving aquarium and notes sea water therapy at maternity hospitals aids premature or weak infants. Also, John Bond of Brownsville seeks the Democratic nomination for governor of Tennessee.
Continued report from Lorain cites limited signs of foul play in a case under investigation. Officials stress the evidence remains inconclusive while outlining ongoing inquiries and possible leads. Local authorities urge patience as forensic tests and witness interviews continue.
A moonlight bear encounter near Tyrone ends with Baird shooting a mother bear in the eye with a 2. caliber revolver after a camping party loses its way. McCamant clubs a cub. both men recover the carcasses and reach Snowshoe. Bears remain common in nearby peaks as other hunts report success.
James Dwyer, the youngest son of Amherst residents and brother of Thomas Dwyer formerly of Hibe Street, perished in the Verbeck theatre fire in Lorain on Sunday. Police and local residents recall the chaotic escape and search for missing family members. Authorities confirmed Dwyer’s death amid the tragic blaze.
Frank Sieneke and two brothers traveled from South Africa to Butte for their father Henry Sieneke's private burial at Mount Moriah. He died in Boulder Colorado on September 28 and was shipped to Butte, arriving October 1 with the widow. The family endured a voyage of over 30 days and a transcontinental drive to reach the ceremony. Henry had once worked for Montana Ore Purchasing. ties to Butte remain strong among friends and former associates.
In Lancaster Pennsylvania a foreign worker on Pennsylvania railroad improvements hung by his toes from a high river trestle over the Conestoga. He selected a deep-water spot and swung head downward. His toes slipped as he tried to regain position and he fell into the river, though he swam to shore severely injured.
New Haven reporting a Yale Peabody Museum discovery of a large, nearly untouched set of 6,000 Chiriqui Indian artifacts from Panama. Collected by Prof. C. G. Marat between 1860 and 1879, the loose boxes reveal pottery and items of exceptional value, making it perhaps the world’s most complete of its kind. George Grant McCurdy opened the trove. The find suggests Chiriqui civilization ranked second only to that of the ...
A supplement style advert promises a hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes FP J Cheney & Co of Toledo claim of 15 year trustworthiness and endorsements by Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists. The cure is said to be taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Prices listed at 75 cents per bottle alongside other products and a suggestion to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
In Brigland a slow changing fashion and well maintained roads keep bicycle manufacturers thriving. The steady demand reflects enduring mobility trends amid mild economic signals. Local producers report solid sales and ongoing orders despite broader market shifts.
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