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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1901
Page
2
A vintage advertisement extols German Syrup as the cure for coughs colds and lung troubles. It claims two million bottles sold annually and asserts the medicine is no experimental remedy with a long track record. Three doses allegedly relieve ordinary coughs priced at 75 cents.
Health and Beauty column notes a torpid liver and irregular bowels cause poor complexion and impure blood with pimples and eruptions as the body’s method to shed poisons. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are praised for stimulating the bowel, avoiding griping, cramps, or distress. Also advertises for rent a tan room house with furnished rooms and light housekeeping at 134 West Bridge.
The obscure sequence presents a scrambled set of numbers and letters. No clear names teams or events are identifiable from the readable portion.
The speaker recalls meeting President McKinley as he sought appointment to brigadier general to lead Tennessee troops. He describes McKinley’s warm, supportive reception and the moment the president expressed concern for his safety, ending with a lighthearted memory of their exchange during the Spanish American War era.
The article reviews fashionable hairdressing modes from the low coil to the flattened pompadour, noting day wear and evening styles. It describes the impact of hat silhouettes on hair, parting choices, and the prominence of curls, with guidance on ornamentation, puffing, and neatness for a dainty finish.
City council adopts resolution 1045 to grade curb and gutter West Bridge Street from Broad to West River, construct drainage and pavement with tar and concrete, and levy a special assessment on all taxable property for fronting lots. Clerk to publish notice. Marshall Benny Kron to notify owners in Lorain County. Adopted December 1901 by Fred Norton Smith, President of Council.
On January 16, 1902 the undersigned will apply to the Lorain County probate court for an order changing her name from Salome Plymeister to Saloma Stoll. Salome Plymeister. December 7, 1901.
On the 8th day of August 1901 Justice of the Peace A. E. B. Lawrence in Hlgrin Township Lorain County Ohio issued an order of attachment in the above notice for the sum of 31 dollars to W. H. Brown.
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