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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1903
Page
2
An obscure scanned clipping notes subscription terms issued by a daily paper. It mentions publication practices and pricing details though the legible portions are fragmentary. The item preserves a period voice and emphasizes reader access and renewal processes.
The text argues Latin American and Central American nations balance fear and profit in relations with Germany. It suggests stronger Latin American economies and industries may resist German pressure, while others seek favored manufacturing alliances, with regional rivals shaping policy during a period of coercion.
State treasury shows a strong balance above four million with $1,545,136.28 in the general revenue fund and $1,126,727.00 in the state’s strong box at week’s end. Receipts for the week totaled $169,704.57 mainly from Dowton volarrona.
Central Union Telephone Co adds new subscribers after January directory signing. Names include Bain Garford Blick Carl Hoot Bhick Elving Hardware Co Black Wart Red Far Stackling Stark Hendricky Cherry Sammons Betteridge Rod Baker Shindler Witmery Voglesang Boavie Frank Couch East Ave Kil Valerius Woat Ave Rel Santh Ghost of the Past An Atelier mention of a superstition about a witch and a ghost in a local tale.
The fragment discusses registry practices in the Lloyds Register of Shipping and notes a notation marked by a letter and an O number. It references a symbol denoting a bull character and hints at other authors and general literature themes without providing full context.
A garbled report discusses banks and a government benefiting from savings schemes tied to a religious stance. It notes customers insist on limiting interest and implies a financial system shifting toward restraint on profits.
Charles Bundy and Nate Orville survive a Cuban campaign and return to Cross Forks. Bundy proclaims engagement to nurse Misa Lowell after a chaotic hospital scene while Orville accepts Miss Ray’s proposal, amid village celebrations and a welcome home banquet.
Gold Cord Company advertises ownership of six mines in Idaho Springs and a valuable lease at Cripple Creek. It claims $80,000 monthly profit from adjoining property and offers shares at 95.00 per month for 4 months, with mining books and specimens free. Agents wanted. address Mack Blook, Denver, Colorado.
West Ridge residents report Mr Schaible engaging former worker Mr F Pallas for this year and note past employment. Local updates mention Miss Sutliff visiting Elyria and Mrs Squire visiting Camden, with various families caring for ill relatives and friends attending church services in Elyria and at the ME church in Elyria.
North Amherst residents hosted and visited friends in Belden, Bellevu s, Lorain, and Toledo last week. Names include Mis S A Kurts and N Maddock with gatherings at Miss A Wil ford and Mrs Gillette. A variety of visits to Cleveland, Lorain, and Brownhelmare noted along with craft and recovery progress of Dr Punt Tip ey.
Hiram Prentice was born in Lawville Lewis County New York on September 15 1824 and died at home in Krypton February 2 1908 aged 78 years 4 months and 15 days He settled on the Camden farm after leaving Oberlin College where he studied medicine for years but gave it up to take his father s place on the farm He married Miss L A Webster March 17 1863 at Kangaville Ashtabula County Ohio Two children survived him Eugene S of this history and Minnie A who died in 1878 He was long a member of the Disabled Veterans and died in Christ The piece closes with a biblical quotation and a note about Col Hopkins of Toledo a noted artillerist whose tactics book was adopted by the United States and used in European armies
A Hartford testimonial touts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as curing kidney, liver, bladder, and blood issues. It warns that back pain with cloudy or discolored urine signals danger, urging immediate attention and noting a one dollar bottle size and trial sample offer.
An article proclaims relief from nervousness and related ills through a named remedy. It outlines perceived causes, characters benefits, and claims cure without side effects for women seeking mental and physical well being.
Historical testimonial claims Paine's Celery Compound heals nervous disorders and insomnia after physician failures. A Moscow Idaho case describes dramatic improvement and eventual cure, attributing relief to the remedy despite prior treatment attempts.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Diamond Dyes and Burlingtolhy, mentioning dye costs, sun exposure, and usage directions. The garbled text references a washer, a dye book, and a door exchange related to dyes. Names and places are unclear due to text quality.
A February supper and concert hosted by the Seconda M E charity in Elyria features a musical program and a charity drive. Proceeds support local ministerial efforts. the notice requests qualified residents to participate and includes contact details for inquiries.
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