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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1907
Page
2
The reflection emphasizes self-impact of labor and the character formed by earnest effort. It cautions against listless, half-hearted work and urges reverent, diligent engagement as the tool shaping personal integrity. Beenie Seeee credits the piece to Young People's Weekly.
The Elyria water works shows municipal operation can pay and even profit the city. Amherst’s municipal light plant reports a 300 percent profit over two years, enabling cheaper street and commercial lighting and funding a reserve. City leaders consider emulating the model to gain reliable, controlled power and avoid reliance on private firms.
A column of jokes and anecdotes includes a quip about an engagement with Mr Huber and a pianist whose left hand outplays the right. It also recalls a queenly tale of Prince Eddie after an appendectomy and Wilton Lackaye overhearing a train conversation on a downtown morning.
Advertises Newbro s Herpicide as an effective root treatment for hair loss. Claims it kills the germ attacking the hair root and stops thinning. Noted as a clear grease free dressing sold by druggists with a sample offer and price.
Exchange reveals a playful misnomer about elderly people. The dialogue notes confusion over the term while joking that octogenarians are a sickly lot, as one says you only hear of them when someone is dying.
Commentary notes plans to add 2000 New York police, debates Dr Parkhurst influence, and concerns about crime rates. It mentions a $15,000 rebate fine for two railroads while an ice company benefited, a $2 million gift from Mrs Russell Sage to an unasked college, and speculation on workers rushing to Japan before a new treaty takes effect.
Columbus reports that President Roosevelt has accepted an invitation from the State Colored and Industrial Commission to attend the first annual exposition in the fall. The exhibit is likely to be staged during the state fair week to coincide with Ohio’s big homecoming planned by the state board of agriculture.
The Knight Templars of Elyria Commandery No 60 and their ladies will attend a reception at Rowland hall Oberlin Friday Feb 8. A special car will depart Elyria at 7 30 pm. Elyria jurisdiction covers Lorain Amherst Oberlin and Wellington with many guests expected. Mrs W H Thompson reports her husband and party in Mexico are well and due home Saturday.
Brandt and Patterson of Amherst win a $6,000 contract to build three permanent oak Point houses of seven to ten rooms each, east of the road near the Oak Point entrance. Work to start after frost, with more contracts expected as 3,000 acres are developed.
Mothers of Fall River and Elyria tout Vinol cod liver oil preparation as a remedy to build strength and appetite in sickly children. Testimonials claim a two year illness cleared, with retailers offering money back if not helped. Consumers urged to look for local Vinol agency signs.
The coat features shoulder extending seams for easy fit and smart lines. Illustrated in broadcloth with velvet collar and cuffs, supported by soutache braiding, closed by a single large button. Patterns 5561 in sizes 32 to 42 inches. mail for 10 cents or 2 more for faster postage.
Washington hosts a riding scene with 300000 residents and a strong army officer presence. Debutante Helen Hatfield is highlighted as an accomplished horsewoman in the Thirteenth United States cavalry, inspiring other Washington girls to ride with grace. An ad for Kodol digestion aid and a Mardi Gras trip offer follow with unrelated promotional notes for Hill optical services.
At the Andrews residence on East Avenue a wedding joined Geo. T. Watson and Cassie Dickson with Miss Kittie Dickson as bridesmaid and Mr. Andrews as best man. Rev. Johnson officiated using the fall ring service. After the ceremony guests enjoyed a sumptuous supper and the couple will reside with the Andrews briefly. Also listed are cheap Sunday excursion fares to Massillon Uhrichsville and Bridgeport via B&O.
Real estate sellers promote homes and farms in Elyria and surrounding areas with prices from 1500 to 6000 dollars. Some properties offer small down payments and monthly balances of 20 to 25 dollars. Offers include 5 to 25 acre farms and a 5 12 acre tract between Elyria and Cleveland. Write for the full list or visit to choose early.
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