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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1905
Page
2
A House Judiciary Committee item seeks to curb anticipatory expenditures by executive departments, proposing criminal penalties for officers pledging funds or contracts before congressional appropriations. The measure aims to halt a long standing practice of pre approving or guaranteeing government spending to cover emergencies.
Hare notes building near Vine street progressed over the past year with remaining lots to be developed. The Sheffield Land and Improvement Company offers under 60 unsold shares of various sizes at bargain prices. Represented in Elyria by F M Whiteman at 2nd Hour Bank Building Avenue & Power Street.
An 19th century remedy claims rheumatism stems from a single blood acid. The ad asserts Athlophoros purifies the blood and cures even stubborn cases, offering a booklet by mail for four cents. It notes the product is unavailable at some druggists and invites readers to write.
A report notes Governor Herrick urged lawmakers to pass a residence district local option bill. He warned Congress would be recalled if the bill failed and public sentiment opposed the spread of the saloon to homes. A church supper and a death notice followed in the same issue.
The obituary notes the death of Parks Foster in Chattanooga Tennessee. It recalls his humble start earning fifty cents a day and his rise from shipyard work to wealth through hard work and determination. A friend recalls his early struggles and perseverance.
The Elyria stage advertises Peck's Bad Boy with a new rewritten script and fresh jokes. It promises bright dialogue and lively performances featuring dancers and medleys of popular music for Bal Wednesday and weekend shows.
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