03 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1903
Page
1
Mrs SoH Newsom of Decatur Aln credits MElectric Bitters for relief from indigestion and stomach woes. She reports rapid weight gain and improved health after using the remedy. Sold at UJ Mads’s drug store for six cents per bottle.
A special round trip fare to Pennsylvania from Ohio is offered in relation to the State Convention of Christian Endeavorers at Migrin Jane. The reduced rate applies during the week of June 2 to June 25 with return by June 26, and is valid for travel in either direction within the state. Williams, Chairman Transportation Committee, issues the notice.
The Fay Stocking Co invites applications for a dressmaker or capable lady to run a mill department at Fay Stocking mill. They also seek three additional girls for the knitting room aged 15 to 3 years. Progres sive engineer with good recommendations preferred. Apply care of rhig h paper 114te Douglagy 33,50 shoes 51,98 Philpott's.
87 acre farm four miles from Elyria in Rusain township with frontage on Rilgris Unrlisle and Amherst, good land, fruit, ample water, buildings in poor condition, oil test well possible before sale. contact Paul Smyth Elyria for details. Multitudes praise Kodol digestant improving digestion and blood quality. testimonials include Mrs. Cranfill of Troy, I T. and H. A. Dyke ma. Also adverts for Dr Boschee German Syrup and Green's Almanac available at H. J. Eady's.
A Winchester Tod resident touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as curing his wife’s illness after other doctors failed. He claims the pills aid stomach and liver troubles and end constipation and headaches. Available for 25e at H J Eady’s drug store.
Baker of the northern county, famed farmer and longtime leader, has attended every annual Lorain County Agricultural Society meeting and once presided over its presidency. He also led the State Agricultural Society and remains active in farmers institutes at age 85.
The article notes a groundhog sighting of its shadow indicating six weeks of winter. It describes Monday’s cold, cloudy weather with heavy fog at lake midnight and a morning thunderstorm. Thunder and lightning briefly lit the fog as rain poured down.
Guardian seeks appointment for Carlos Holliday of Grafton as alleged imbecile. The will of Sarah McMullen of Carlisle is admitted to probate with John McMullen named executor and a $900 bond set.
The organ recital at Second Congregational Church on Monday night was a success. Misa Monroe performed Rheinberger's Vision and Dubois Bridal Suite with notable skill. Asaph Jones the bassino gave several selections in his usual pleasing manner. The concert was largely attended and the two musicians are to be congratulated on their success.
The Antietam battlefield commission of Ohio awards seven regimental monuments at 1500 dollars each and a brigade monument, plus a 5000 dollar McKinley monument for his acts aiding wounded soldiers. The McKinley statue will stand 31 feet high. Big Four offers reduced fares for Mardi Gras travel from New Orleans to Pensacola via mobile February 17 to 22 with return by March 14, 1903.
The school board approved bills and supplies including fifty copies of bird books, Hill's Encyclopedia, and test papers. Transfer of the phone from Eastside to Jeercon street building was authorized. Miss Bessie Rich earned a diploma. A resolution urged a free public library. a three member committee was appointed to confer with library trustees.
A young Ol lin College student allegedly kissed a maiden after she refused. The dean recalled a 275 scholarship the man previously enjoyed as a consequence of the incident.
Special counsel Smith W. Bennett ruling in response to Thomas E. Wells states no duties are imposed on city solicitors by the new code for police courts except in cities already maintaining such courts.
Henry Doolins files a case against Minnie Brace in Common Pleas Court seeking 139.88 on promissory notes. Attorney Frank Wilford represents the plaintiff.
An ad mocks the wealthy seeking expensive cures for rheumatism while praising Athlophoros as affordable relief. It claims rich clients use it, asserts it targets uric acid, and promises rapid, pain relief enabling workers to return to duty. The Athlophoros Co of New Haven, Conn offers a bottle for one dollar.
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