The Moss Backed Yet Honest Ties in Town Trade
A fragmentary notice describes a town debate on honesty in commerce. It rails against buying for less and praises paying fair prices. It cites cigars and a promotion at The Smoke House, with a crumbling aside about a Duquesne Club bouquet and a buyer without rubber boots.
Local notes mix of visits and events in town
Poor Jones local news notes Barns, residents and visitors in town with short items. Homer Duweiler of Mansfield and Rev Cadmus attend events in Dayton while Miss Olive Page resumes work at a 5 and 10 cent store. A carload of horses arrives for Elphia Livery. Households include Miss Clara J Miller visiting the Miller couple on Second street and Andrew Burrell hosting a card evening for about twelve men.
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Betteridge
Second Street
Wice Penny
Turner Block
Elk’s Hall
Homer Duweiler
Mansfield
Cadmus
Dayton
A. M. Sperry
Lodi Street
Cleveland
Elphia Livery Company
Olive Page
Il. Dayman
Wellington
Vaughn Glazer
Heidleberg
Clara J. Miller
Ridgeville
E. W. Miller
Andrew Burrell
Third Street
Local notices and social items from Elyria area
R M Summers returns from Chicago and Miss Moriarity plus Miss Barres visit Cleveland. City council passes pay rail, W A postponed two weeks. Prizes at Elk's Hall masquerade ball. Supper at First Congregational Church. Four men wanted to distribute pamphlets. Marriage license issued to Ivan Kordos and Mary Benotick. Funeral of Mrs. William Rowe from Fields. Baptist church attendees see off Maynard couple. Cross walks on Tannery Street referred. Cleveland Street walkers requested.
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R. M. Summers
Chicago
Alice Moriarity
Barres
Cleveland
Elyria
Donnell
Tempa Foote
Sheffield
R. G. Davis
Fred Kneipper
Abbe Road
A. M. Webster
Lorain
Wm. T. Bentz
James Ferrell
Toledo
Elk's Hall
Second Congregational Church
First Congregational Church
Ivan Kordos
South Lorain
Mary Benotick
William Rowe
Fields
Baptist Church
C. W. Tattersall
Fourth Street
Fashionable Girls Dresses and Blouse Patterns
The article details sewing patterns for girls eight to fourteen including a 6260 frock with lace chemisette and removable cuffs, suitable for school or dress wear, using cashmere, velveteen, or silks. It also covers a breakfast jacket pattern 726, a kimono style with a big collar, and a 6259 chemisette blouse with versatile sleeve options, all with yardage guidelines and sizes.
Vinci cure promised for run down Elyria sufferers
Blair and Crandall promote Vinci as a guaranteed remedy for run down nervous conditions in Elyria. A Kansas City club president testifies Vinci revived appetite and strength, claiming it uses cod liver oil elements without the oil and strengthens all organs. Baby's Drug Store endorses the product and offers money-back guarantee if it fails.
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Vinci
Rose Blair
Soaphomore Club
Kansas City
Elyria
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