Congressional suggestion eyes Garford as Webber replacement
Oberlin News discusses the Lorain county congressional race with Webber’s uncertain renomination and potential successor A L Garford of Elyria emerges as a strong, widely connected candidate who could attract voters and high appropriations, though Garford has not stated if he will seek the nomination. The Reporter supports Garford as a desirable nominee likely to win by a large plurality.
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Oberlin
Webber
Congress
House of Representatives
Cannon
House
Burton
Lorain
Herrick
A. L. Garford
Elyria
Garford
Caicriet
Ele
Ith Ald
Oberlin News
Lorain County
Gowrie, I A
Gowrie
United States
Sorber
No Paper Christmas Observed by Newspaper Office
The office will not publish on Christmas Day. Employees in every department may observe the day as fully as possible while the newsroom pauses to allow everyone to enjoy the holiday.
Competent Judges Endorse Herplicide Beauty Aid
Readers recall letters praising Herpicide for stopping hair loss and reversing dandruff. Portland residents Bertha A Tratlingar and E A Dykeman share endorsements from beauty specialists and shops, urging trial samples and noting effects in personal testimonials.
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Bertha A Tratlingar
Portland
Ore
Divorces Granted In Court Of Common Pleas
Two more divorces were granted in the court of common pleas. Hannah Pillivant won her case for habitual drunkenness and cruelty after a three month action. Matthew, her husband, shot her in the shoulder at their Nickleate quarries home but she recovered. Nora Watson was granted divorce from James Watson on adultery and drunkenness. Peter Ostermore of Avon seeks a divorce from Philomena for drinking and adultery with Gene Mitchell. settlement urged as Ostermore is ill with a brain disease and may die soon.
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Court of Common Pleas
Hannah Pillivant
Plains JP
Matthew
Sherrill
Nickleate
Weand
Nora Watson
James Watson
Peter Ostermore
Avon
Philomena Lor
Courh
Gene Mitchell
Desert Conquered Continued On Tront Page 3
A narrative recounts crossings between California and Arizona, with the Lerry boat and the Reo Mountaine r being ferried across rapids by Indigenous rowers. The auto is hoisted ashore after hours of struggle, then moved eastward toward New York for the January automobile show.
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California
Arizona
Lerry
Windlass
Arbie
Mogargel
New York City
Beware of the Milk Report Warns of Bovine Tuberculosis
State live stock commission says there is no difference between bovine and human tuberculosis and milk spreads the disease. Annual livestock losses from infectious diseases reach 2,000,000 dollars. many cases go unreported as infected animals are destroyed without payment. Rabies prevalence cited. recommends muzzling all dogs running at large.
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State Livestock Commission
Chie
United States
Newspapers Face Fare Upheaval Across Lines
The Trunk Line association representing eastern rails voted to curtail fare passes, requiring politicians, editors, pastors, and railroad staff to pay full fare on conventions and trips. Shippers lose passes. only some roads may exempt their own lines. Western roads discuss similar moves amid growing agitation.
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Trunk Line Association
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Basily Explained and the Silent Spouse Gag
A brief comic exchange features a wife who trusts every word from her husband while he keeps silent, revealing a playful dynamic about truth and secrecy in domestic life. The line suggests a humorous mismatch between belief and disclosure.
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Basily
Victor Records In Stock From 60 Cents Each
A catalog style notice lists over 200 records including March selections Razazza Mazzazza Two Step Moonlight Sousa items The Troubadour The Giggler Happyland selections When the Moon Is in the Sky and Robinson Crusoe Tale plus various solos duets and quartets by named artists and bands spelling out a large collection with accessories like needles and record cases.
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Sousa
Fritz
Louiaa
Good Bye
Flo
Mandy Lou
Yankle Boodle
John Anderson
My Jo
Burns
Seota
Wallace Bled
Barns
De Witts Little Early Risers Pill Ad for Health
An old promotional note touts De Witt's Little Early Risers as a safe pleasant perfect pill. It claims to clear the stomach and bowels of putrid matter removing causes of headache constipation and a sallow complexion. Sold by all druggists.
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de Witt
Imaginary hydrophobia death in Germantown couple
Philadelphia reports against long did they insist hydrophobia caused the deaths of Thomas and Annia McCue. Neighbors spread whispers and the wife finally succumbed after a dog bite and haunting rumors. Doctors attributed both deaths to other causes while family and friends pushed hydrophobia as the truth.
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Philadelphia
Annia McCue
Thomas McCue
Woroner
McCue
McCues
Geramatown
Job
Mercy
Mrs. McCue
Germantown
Berkeley Professor Declares Animals Have Reflective Intelligence
Berkeley philosopher George H. Howison argues in ethics class that animals possess reflective capacity and intelligence akin to humans. He cites Buddha as recognizing lower beings but says Christ transcends that view, contending animals reflect and could attain eternal existence if intellect is admitted.
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Berkeley
Cal
George H.howlson
Department of
Philosophy
University of California
Howison
Jesus Christ
Christ
India
Howigan
Reust
Wan Pewee Column Rates and Help Wanted Notice
Rates for advertisements in this column list three lines to 35 cents, six cents per line for additional ties. Wanted: Lady stenographer with experience to secure position at G. Reporter Office. Address 10-27-tf.
Wanted copies of the Reporter of Oct ag Nov 10 13 29
Advertises for missing issues of The Reporter Pig Company Elyria Ohio seeks to obtain copies from October and November dates 10 13 and 29 for archival or sale purposes.
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Reporter
Reporter Pig. Co
Elyria
Ohio
Dorothy Dodd Varsity Boots Compared With higher priced shoes
A reader notes the Dorothy Dodd Varsity Boots resemble high priced custom shoes in style and fit. The comparison suggests they offer exclusivity and individuality, and are priced at $3.66 per pair, challenging more expensive options.
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Dorothy Dodd
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Johnson Glass Company
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