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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1905
Page
2
The excerpt surveys varied topics from subscription offers and tax charges to political chatter about cabinet positions, postal and banking concerns, and speculative remarks on public figures. It notes shifts in insurance, bank, and railroad earnings, plus a brief appraisal of hair tonic claims and consumer products.
Prosecutors Ross and Ayde Phean say parole for Mrs Cassie Chadwick is unlikely under sections 7388-9 of the revised statutes. They note the rule bars parole if a prisoner has prior felonies and has served a sentence for a different offense. Federal authorities have not received any request to move Mrs Chadwick from the penitentiary.
Members from all local women's societies plan a reception at the Lorain YM YWCA headquarters Saturday evening. The program includes gym activities, exhibition work, a musical program, and extensive refreshments. An orchestra will provide continuous music as committees prepare the event.
Kennett Leola Sheridan Jos Ga hagan Gwylm Thomas and Mr Evens appear in a local community notices snippet listing individuals connected to unnamed actions or events. The fragment suggests a roster or acknowledgments among residents and possibly organizations.
Friends of Spear in Oberlin plan a parole appeal aided by supporters and federal officials debate the effect of the state board of pardons jurisdiction. They argue Spears received no Chadwick funds while challenging the bank fraud charges as the case moves toward potential clemency after the pardon board review.
A 1906 notice announces the Winter Term opening on Tuesday January 2 at Oberlin Business College. The item promotes Wadsworth Bros. "Chico" cigars and local agent Gady's Drug Store selling long filler Havana cigars for 5c, claiming superior flavor and ash quality.
The Dorothy Dodd line offers a wide variety from street to ballroom wear and all mid range styles. They combine happiness, fit and moderate price, making the collection accessible for many uses and occasions.
Mart P Davis of North Maton receives a voluminous U S government report on his timberland. The document includes many pictures from the Forest Service official and details the officer’s visit to the Davis farm and a complete review of the exploitation.
A vintage advertisement offers a free package of Mother Grays Australian herb remedy for women's ills in exchange for name and address. It markets a monthly regulator and claims relief for back urinary bladder and kidney pains. The Mother Gray Co. based in Le Roy New York sells the product for 50 cents.
A testimonial letter from Walding Kinnan Marvin of Toledo endorses F J Cheney for business integrity and ability to fulfill obligations. It includes a $100 reward offer for catarrh incurable by Hall's Catarrh Cure and cites J Cheney Co of Toledo as the seller.
An advertisement claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cures stomach, kidney, and liver issues and keeps buyers well year round, urging purchase within the month. The notice credits A Dykeman as the promoter.
An old advertisement promotes Da Wilts Little Early Risers as a safe pleasant pill set to aid stomach and bowels, claim ills like headache constipation and sallow complexion are cured. The piece also mentions Albert Biety, aged 66, and a grim note about a wife harming a staffer in a Salen barn.
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food regardless of stomach condition and rests the stomach to cure indigestion. It markets Bellaves Indigestion Belching Sour Stomach and stomach distention remedies as sold by druggists.
H A Dykeman markets Hindipo a kidney cure and nerve tonic with a positive guarantee. The owner claims strong town talk and a risk free trial, offering to charge nothing if it does not help.
Elyria Council No 289 of the Brotherhood of Commercial Travelers invites traveling men from Elyria and nearby to its first annual banquet at the lodge rooms in the G A R hall on Friday evening December 29 1905.
Advert sees Wants copies of The Reporter from Oct 24 Nov 10 18 and 29. Diyria Ohio firm Che Reporter Pty Co seeks the issues for archival or reprint purposes.
A large handmade black and white chinchilli scarf was left nowhere near the Court House and Murbach's Jewelry Store. The finder may return it to the Reporter office for a reward.
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