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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1906
Page
3
Palm Beach fashion runs from simple tailor made rock to vivid portraits of past eras, with silk gowns ruling dinners and Oriental fabrics powering dainty, fashionable models. Silks, Suesine blends, and cloudlike gowns dominate, while experts stress fit over status in current wardrobes.
The New York Supreme Court ruled in favor of H. H. Rogers, protecting his standing, while Hadley continues pursuit. The case centers on allegations and legal actions surrounding Rogers.
Dialogue excerpt shows a tailor and a stout man debating pant fit and comfort with a suggestion to adjust the chest area for better ease. The exchange centers on clothing alterations and client comfort.
A writer asks a critic about a historical novel and is praised for achieving fiction that may surpass truth. The critic notes the coal man begins to smile again as the dialogue underscores the tension between storytelling and factual accuracy.
Lake Shore Electric officials say the line will be double tracked between Lorain and Cleveland with completion expected before heavy summer traffic. A 100 man work force will begin immediately to extend the project from Cleveland to Lorain and later from Lorain to Elyria, with upgrades to Lorain to Elyria included and a new car order to handle increased traffic at Lorain Street Railway.
At the Mansfield chamber banquet ex mayor Huntington Brown urged asking Carnegie to modify his 35000 gift for a library so the structure could serve another purpose, or return the 45000 gift. Dr B J Wilson said Governor Patti son’s health may allow a state house visit but not work. Attorneys Hyde and Bunting were named administrators of R K Lewis estate worth 75000. the missing heirlooms loom. The Daughters of Rebekah officers were canvassed in Dayton with counts for president vice president and others. installation will be in Toledo. A Pope Gosser plant in Coshocton burned, 50,000 in losses, 225 workers out of work, rebuilding planned. Toledo Ohio Central Railway weighing electricity for western division near Findlay. Kinney Levan clerk Fredericks faced embezzlement charges, from East Liverpool, got suspended sentence. David Gilwater, 13, who killed his infant brother by fire, sentenced to reform school until 21. Attorney General Moody advised against creating a new federal district in Ohio. Noble County Telephone Company absorbs other firms under United States Telephone, a Bell rival victory.
Feature on King and Queen, white horses trained to dive from a high water-stage. Describes setup, staging, and safety, noting their intelligence, care, and positive health. Contrasts cruel myths with the horses’ healthy, well-treated lives and global exhibitions.
Train No 11 schedule fragment references Pullman and railcar service by a flag stallion G A Dachler with unclear days listed. Transport item appears to be a railway notice with broken wording and missing context.
A wedding ceremony triggers visible emotion as the mother sobs and the bride wipes her eyes while a bridesmaid is moved to tears. A groomsman questions the bridesmaid, who retorts that the comment underscores the situation.
A brief exchange echoes a courtroom mood as a justice of the peace recounts a case over ignorance of the law while a prisoner replies with a quip about having a leg to stand on if hauled up. The fragment hints at legal proceedings and a sharp remark from the prisoner.
A Native method uses shallow fire pits with dry wood as women roast corn husks over embers while daughters thresh the ears. After husks scorch the grains are separated with a shell, dried on hides, and the finished product is called sweet corn. The text also notes the nursery rhyme Mary Had a Little Lamb written by Mrs. Arab J. Hale.
The timetable lists Cleveland & South-Westers Cars leaving Public Square and Elyria for Elyria Oberlin Wellington Lorain North Amherst Fort Grafton Birmingham Berlin Heights Norwalk and Norwalk Limiteds with hourly and half-hourly departures starting early morning. Limiteds run at various times including 8:40 16:40 and 8:40 PM from Cleveland and 9:40 AM 7:46 PM from Oberlin. Service extends weekends with special late-night departures.
From Lorain Street, Joep care leaves Elyria for Beach Park and Cleveland at multiple times including 5:46, 6:45, 7:46 AM and 9:46, 11:46 AM, 22:46, 1:45, 4:45, and later 6:45, 7:45, 9:45 PM. Beach Park stops noted. A car leaves Cleveland at 11:16 PM toward theaters.
The Lorain Street By Schedule in effect May 25 1906 lists car departures from Elgrinfers Lorain at :00 past the hour beginning A.M. with service every hl minutes. Later times include 02:40, 12:40, 01:20 A.M. The notes reference Lorain and nearby routes with unclear spellings such as WB and Miy.
The article describes refreshing worn tablecloths by focusing on the middle and folds. An aide completes a few inches from the edges and along all folds to restore the fabric, giving the cloth a new lease on life.
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