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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1907
Page
2
Comic vignette presents crude miscommunication at a family gathering with a boastful father, a nervous suitor, and a fainting matron. Moments of absurd humor involve a niece, a credit problem, a coroner and a young poet seeking inspiration amid domestic chaos.
An ad-review style claim states lush hair improves beauty and counters dandruff from a scalp parasite. It promotes Hewbrez Hemwcide as a cure to kill the germ and stop hair loss, marketed by The Herplerie Co of Detroit with mail order samples.
A reflection on the value of true friendship and safe space to share every subject without fear of judgment. The speaker celebrates the ease of expressing innermost thoughts, trusting a faithful friend to sift and keep what is worthy while kindness removes the rest.
The Jamestown Exposition will open next April and run eight months on historic Jamestown ground near Hampton Roads. A grand sea pageant features more than 100 warships from multiple nations and a naval parade, with land displays of European Asian and American armies, parades sham battles and athletic contests.
A New England pastor abandons traditional preaching for a melodrama style run of topics such as The American Girl and Temptations of Modern Life. The approach aims to draw crowds with sensational subjects, though officials warn converts may be few and fleeting.
A humorous item describes a quiet citizen near a crowded Chicago streetcar door who, confronted by a glamorous woman entering, is captivated by her glare and offers his seat. He rises and withdraws rather than confront her, as she sews herself in without bowing to norms.
The passage discusses warm weather as a slogan and references weather forecasts. It mentions Edison, a jury, and a trial vibe about Thaw, plus Eve lyn’s story. It notes 36 000 Pittsburgh arrests last year and public dissatisfaction with police.
Julius Taylor, confined in the county jail on a burglary charge from Lorain on Feb 3, has filed a written request for a rehearing before Judge Hinnman. A preliminary hearing before Mayor King found probable evidence and bound him over to the grand jury. Taylor appeals that Lorain authorities acted prejudicially seeking release if the probate judge finds unwarranted deprivation of liberty.
Mrs Belle Sanders died of heart failure while visiting a friend in Lorain after arriving two weeks ago. Funeral set for Sunday at 10 at her daughter's home. Ansel Jenne, 82, Amherst area resident, died after a two month illness. Funeral Saturday at 1 from the Methodist church. Casper Winterberger injured at Lorain shipyards when his mittened hand pulled into rollers. he is in critical condition at St Joseph's hospital.
Florence Stolzenberg and Albert Stolzenberg acknowledge separation from bed and board. Florence leaves the home and they state responsibility for debts incurred during the relationship. Property and contact details provided as part of the notice.
The auditor completed the February tax settlement showing a total duplication of $942 256. Of this amount $20 235.50 goes to the State and $442 922.42 to the county, with the remainder distributed. City and village tax total $120 825.68, road tax $10 392.42, and total county tax $3 290.62.
County commissioners consider removing the partition between public and private offices to create one large room and move railing closer to the door. No decision was made. Additional space needed as time taxes are now payable at the courthouse rather than in outlying stations.
Mrs William Rocker applied to police Friday for a warrant against her husband on assault and battery charges. Humane Attorney Lawrence will investigate and seek support for the wife. The couple, living apart with their baby in an orphanage, previously lived in Oberlin and Cleveland. He reportedly struck her in a city grocery, fled, and has not been seen.
Jack Cliffe a conductor on the Cleveland and Southwestern line seeks a pool match against Lorain’s top players. The road’s men want him vs Lorain’s clever shots at a Lorain parlor if arranged. Elks hall dance Thursday evening featured Cos Tellos orchestra.
Frank Howe of Van Buren reports two years of severe rheumatism, bedbound and using crutches. After trying money-spent treatments with little relief, he used Urico and felt rapid improvement within hours, slept through the night, and has remained pain free. He endorses the remedy and invites inquiries. It is sold by druggists at 1.00 per bottle with free samples from the Deus Company, Syracuse.
The article extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal remedy for mucous membranes and digestive ills. It urges use of All Healing Salve for open sores and claims the remedy purifies blood and cures skin and gland problems.
An organzied orchestra at the MoE Church prepares for its first appearance on Sunday evening Feb 17. Members include several talented musicians who aim to enhance church services with a high standard performance.
The order of the Eastern Star will celebrate its fourth anniversary at the Masonic hall on Friday evening. Mite boxes will be opened and members with friends will enjoy a jovial evening.
The congregation will hold a reception for Rev and Mrs W B Cadmis in Elyria to honor the tenth anniversary of his pastorate on Wednesday evening February 15 at 7 o clock in the Bible school room. Mr Austin's Pancakes advertised.
A column notes that it cannot answer intimate questions but mentions Electro-gen a liquid antiseptic by Electrogen Company Fremont Ohio priced fifty cents per bottle and a free booklet offered. Also promotes DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents, and a train schedule leave Elyria at 6 45 am daily with 4 17 pm on Sundays.
The ad claims a guaranteed pile cure that stops itching and burning instantly. It offers external use and an internal applicator with each package, backs the product with the seller’s reputation, and guarantees satisfaction. Mail order available for fifty cents from C. C. Bowers, Druggist, Elyria.
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