Wizard Oil Incident Report Remains Murky
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Wizard Oil and a teen, suggesting a fatal headache or incident but lacks verifiable details, names, or dates to form a clear news item.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1904
Page
2
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Wizard Oil and a teen, suggesting a fatal headache or incident but lacks verifiable details, names, or dates to form a clear news item.
An old newspaper ad proclaims Hellister's Rocky Mountain Tosa as a vitality tonic with a vivid claim of renewed energy. The pitch targets readers seeking a restorative effect and features H Jeady and H A Dykeman as promoters.
A fragmented note notes stamps and coats in a list tied to Hoeso on the North Western Line. The text references Epssia and Japan Atlas and mentions sand and coatings but lacks clear event details or dates.
fragmentary text mentions trains and schedules with locations including Cleveland and Paris. The readable items reference fast train times around 828am and a North Western service, but details are garbled and unclear. No definite event or outcome is identifiable from the readable portion.
J L Teoker of Centre Alabama praises DeWite s Witch Hasel Salve as a genuine remedy for piles and skin ailments. He claims years of use on his family prove it the best salve on the market and urges keeping a supply on hand. Sold by H A Dyko the local dealer.
A fragmented note discusses a person seeking guidance from Dr. H. N. Tanner in East America on how to treat a condition without messy calculations. The text hints at a plan involving mace and cadres, but remains unclear and partial.
A tale from Guilford Curson describes Mr Beal’s pasture prank with a clever use of a barrel to trap a white and a black deer. A Pompeii sentinel example contrasts obedience at eruption with harsher discipline in Roman army and a doctor hot bath anecdote from Chicago Journal.
At Nouméa New Caledonia penal colony an inmate band performs daily concerts. The group includes a leader once with the Paria opera and members linked to murder and robbery. A cymbalist and a cornetist are named in killings, while a tavern keeper and a bandmaster’s wife-cutting conviction anchor the crimes.
An article notes the world’s largest room under a single roof in St. Petersburg measuring 620 feet by 160. It hosts daylight military displays with a battalion maneuvering inside and a night scene lit by 20 000 wax tapers. The roof is a wingle arch of iron.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Medical Discovery as a narcotic free remedy for nourishment and vigor. It claims cures for scrofula and hemorrhage, urges sending a penny for a pamphlet, and lists Dr. Bezoar as the author and Buffalo, N.Y. as the contact point.
A homeowner recounts waking to a burglar rifle in the dresser and conversing with the intruder who robs the house. The suspect departs empty handed after negotiating with the resident, while police and press flood the scene and the family’s losses become a public spectacle.
Prof Richet of Paris faculty of Medicine lists war death totals from the Napoleonic wars to colonial expeditions. He estimates Civil Wars 1.3 million, Franco-German 900000, Crimean 500000, Russo-Turkish 100000, Americas conflicts 560000, India Mexico Tonquin South Africa studies total 14 million deaths.
Wages three per week. Apply Mrs Henry Wick West Avenue opposite Eighth. Seeks refined woman to board and care for children with ten years experience. Terms reasonable. Also two rooms for rest on East Hiver Street. Furnished rooms for two people. Enquire 998 Lake Avenue or Rawson phone W.55. mavery.
A country boy seeks lodging near Columbus Street while attending school. He asks Harry H Buh and Company and the aither store in Gir A country for work in exchange for board. Address: Harry Remax, Reporter office. Bote.
Numerous short notices including jobs for a responsible manager with a large firm and details on wages, a rental suite at Gray block, help wanted for women in cleaning, stoves for sale, a house for rent, a farm for sale with 7 acres, and a request to return lost jewelry. Also mentions boarding rooms, a real estate ad, a request for Jap soldiers to be taller, and a note on European marriages.
An old newspaper fragment mocks a Saratoga chip critique at a lunch counter while advertising Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. The ad claims cough relief and decongestant effects, noting it soothes the fangs and bronchial passages and gently moves the bowels.
Good opening sale offer lists the entire stock fixtures and tools of the late Inte H. K. Norton with room for rent. Items to be sold cheaply and immediately. inquiries directed to A. D. Hall in Litchfield.
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