05 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1903
Page
1
Mrs S S Hoewvom of Deantar Atm credits Electric Bitters with saving her life after three years of indigestion waterbrush and bowel dyspepsia. She reports improved appetite strength and weight gain of 34 pounds after using the remedy. Sold at Ed Bady's drug store for 50 cents.
The Central Passenger association authorizes a single round trip fare to Ohio for State Convention of Christian Endeavorers at Wyandria from June 25 to 23. The rate covers about 25 miles for continuous passage in either direction on June 24 25 26 29, good for return through June 29. Williams, Chairman Transportation Committee.
Advertisements seek a licensed progressive engineer with strong recommendations to head a department at Fay Stocking Mill. Also hiring eight more knitting room girls aged 15 to 18. An obituary note praises Horner Hall of West Point Ind for surviving a severe lung illness after using Dr Kings New Discovery. Trial bottles offered at H J Bodys.
An advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup for severe coughs, bronchitis, croup, and consumption, claiming high sales and worldwide availability since 1888. It argues other remedies are weaker for nighttime and morning coughing and urges purchase at all druggists.
H. A. Dykeman endorses DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a tonic bowel cleanser to prevent bilious liver disorders this season. The pills are promoted as gentle yet effective, not causing griping while aiding digestion and gland strength.
An 87 acre farm in Rus sia townships near Elyria Carlisle and Amherat offers good land water and buildings in solid condition with oil prospects. The seller Paul Smith of Elyria invites a test well percussion before sale and promises access to a percussion test. Multitudes praise Kodol a digestant claiming cures for indigestion and dyspepsia with dosing after meals.
A Winchester resident M. M. Austin credits Dr King's New Life Pills with curing his wife after doctors failed. The pills are claimed to aid stomach and liver troubles, relieve constipation and headaches, with 250 available at H. J. Eadly's drug store.
Letters from Elyria public school pupils on the spring flowers prompted a warm response from Representative W. W. Skiles. He praises the students, notes seeds may come again, and urges humane effort and study of nature, promising continued support and letters in future years.
John Petrie of New Oberlin seeks his wife Mrs. Petrie who vanished last Wednesday night. Rumors tie her to Cleveland with reports she left after disputes with Petrie. A suitor named Brainard is rumored to help or reclaim her, but Petrie has found no trace. Mrs. Petrie is daughter of Mrs. Pember of Oberlin. Petrie grieves as search continues.
Articles grant incorporation to Vermilion based People s Auto Transit Co with capital stock of 25000. Incorporators from Lorain Huron and Erie counties include B Whitmore E Miller Milo Maniton J L Brown E T Prentice R Wortman and B R F Quigley. Plan to establish auto car routes through dense districts not served by electric railways centering Vermilion as main objective with routes extending from Oberlin north to the lake and operations to begin this spring.
Three Oberlin college students stole a horse and buggy from Wm. Schubert in Russia township and drove it through mud at breakneck speed to Kipteen and back. The horse was mud covered, and the youths hired a boy to return it. Schubert will prosecute to the full extent of the law.
The Chamber of Commerce will convene in the council chamber on February 6 at 7 30 for discussion of the new municipal code and the selection of city officers including salaries. The annual officers section will also be held.
Revival services began Thursday evening at the MBE church despite bad weather. Evangelist Miller impressed attendees with an effective sermon. Meetings will continue indefinitely with evening services at 7:15 and a song service opening each night.
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