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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1907
Page
4
Protection Against the White Plague in Meat and Milk
Officials acknowledge some condemned cattle with tuberculosis may be used for food if only lung and organ disease are present. Advocates like Nathan Straus warn raw milk spreads TB and bovine infection can pass to humans, urging strict prevention over treatment and no handling of diseased milk or meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Straus
New York
New York Academy of Medicine
Straus
Paris
von Behring
Mr. Straus
No Chance To Beat Him In 1908 Campaign
The 1908 presidential race unfolds with Roosevelt under strong attack from trusts allies. The New York World predicts autocracy will fail to regain GOP control and insists the convention will back a Roosevelt-aligned candidate who continues corporate regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New York World
Washington
Factories Are Growing in Elyria Say Garford At Chamber Meeting
ALL Garford announced at the Chamber of Commerce meeting Monday evening that Elyria’s industrial outlook will be bright in the coming summer. Factories are operating at full capacity with some plants running day and night to meet contract deadlines. Despite brief dull spells due to weather and slow business in January, the report is seen as highly favorable, with population growth expected to reach several thousand in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford
Elyria
Life's Little Pleasantries and Family Quirks
In a humorous exchange Jigley comments on Jagley's black eye and the idea of an accident meeting someone, while Mrs Nagget mocks her own son for calling her no chicken before her brusque reply ends the fragment with a sharp retort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Nagget
Contemporaries and Humorous Snippets from the Press
A series of witty exchanges and short vignettes from editor and readers, including quips about originality in ideas, old schatts, and light anecdotes. Topics range from five step scholastic forms, a drowning rescue mischance, a dentist's tooth joke, and remarks on a proud old family in debt dating to William the Conqueror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William the Conqueror
New York Legislature Proposes a Pill for Lawyers
Commentary notes that proposed legislation targeting lawyers may be mainly for public relations. The writer criticizes overexposure of ethical light and exposes the guardrails of minority power. The piece mocks self-satisfaction in sermons and hints at broader social reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bond Case Proceeds Before Three Judges
Judge Wanamaker and colleagues consider whether the Kaneen bond covers more than one year after his election as cashier. The suit by T W Fancher against Edwin F Kaneen seeks $70,000 on bond for over $100,000 in bank funds misused. Judges will consult authorities, visit Cleveland library, and aim for a swift decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Hayden
Wanamaker
Washburn and Harden
T W Fancher
Citizens’ Savings Bank of Lorain
Edwin F. Kaneen
Man Kaneen
Penites Les
T Bank
Kaneen
Royal Law Library
Cleveland Law Library
Akror Journal
Unsuccessful Hotel Fire Threatens Armstrong Hotel
A Sunday night blaze aimed at the Armstrong hotel on Eighth avenue failed to destroy the building. Fifty guests escaped in their night clothes as the resident was awakened and witnessed the suspect flee. The attacker was injured fighting the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Eighth Avenue
Bad roads blamed as riders chase better routes
A New York lyric laments bad roads causing mishaps for a farmer and a wheelman. The verse notes broken, muddy roads injuring wheels and incomes, then imagines legislation to fund good roads. It ends with a call for improved highways and rural travel. Also a for sale line offers a B-Flat clarinet at 598 West Broad St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Broad St
Death of Louis Davis in Elyria at 76
Louis Davis a colored drayman in Elyria died at his home 11S Pine street at 7 o clock Tuesday of complications. He was 76 and leaves six daughters Pris cilla Thompson Dora Hill Florence Young Mabel Evans Addie Davis Emma Davis and two sons Wesley Davis Frank Davis, all of Elyria. The funeral will be Thursday at 2 pm from his home with Rev. Dawson and Rev. Lee officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Thompson
Horain
Dora Hill
Florence Young
Mabel Evans
Addie Davis
Emma Davis
Elyria
Wesley Davis
Frank Davis
Dawson
Rev
Lee
Lorain
Mercy not punishment aims of Chicago's new court
Chicago on Feb 4 reports Judge Mee Kenzie Cleland presided over a unique Maxwell Street session. Fifty one spouses appeared, most as husbands seeking parole for family restoration. Only one case, an 18 year old loafing youth, led to Bridewell. others received parole, with fines suspended or orders to report again in two weeks. Rocky Mountain Tea ad copy follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Matcrial
MeeKenzie Cleland
Maxwell Street
West Side
Bridewell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Annie A. Ryder
Sean
All Garford
Jigley
Jagley
Miss Passay
Young Kallow
Tioyuwence
Jas
Peecegeseoeoe
G H. Schuler
Violin
Lane
OY Lee En
The
Daily News
Lorain & Elyria Coal and Ice Company
Board of Education
Bond Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Steel Corporation
South Lorain
Pedro
W. D. Lewis
Eleventh Avenue
Om Aline
Puralas
Dod
Dar
Commercial Tribune
Louis Davis
Louis Oavis
Pine Street
C. H. Wilkins
Furniture Emporium
MERCY
AIM OF
NEW Court
A. E. Frost
Elwell & Son
Broad St
Foster-Fitch
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