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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1907
Page
2
The Ladies' Society of the Congregational Church plans a Valentine social on Thursday evening February 14 at the Squire house owned by Everson Brothers. A silhouette portrait will be drawn of attendees and a prize awarded to the best guesser. A heart tree will be part of the decorations.
Local column reports on events in Huntington including T. M. Washington entertainment, church society meetings, Epworth League social, skating season, and a Congregational church supper. Obituary for Mr. Breck, visits from Elyria and Cleveland residents, and upcoming readings by Rev. Kales mark a busy week in town.
Sam Urias of North Eaton reports three children ill with whooping cough. Alex McAdams rents Tom Sampson farm and plans to move his family into the new home. Mr and Mrs Sampson prepare to move to Cleveland. Carrick family visits Chas Carrick’s home in Sundey. Gaines family departs for LaGrange. Mrs Frankie Longdon greets Mrs Mary Sumner. Mrs Nnnier has been poorly with grip but now improves. Modern Woolmen plan a Valentine social at A Necols home Friday Feb 15th. all invited.
Southern Ridge notes report English preaching at the Murray Ridge schoolhouse from Friday evening through Sunday evening. Newton Baus and F Snyder are listed as sick. Various local residents, including Mrs Anna Stang and Mr and Mrs C Smith, visited or hosted others. Rollin Bans with family entertained visitors. Beal and Rate Beal called on L and G Vogler. The Murray Ridge Society plans a meeting at Mrs Charles Fowl’s home in West Ridge on Feb 7.
Mr and Mrs Alvah Gibson visited relatives on the ridge. Pupils in District No. 2 who attended every day in January are Alma Boneh Katie Schramm Mabel Berg Jennie Wiingshira Frank Berg Stanies Houghton Walter Schramm Chester Nash Lawrence Kin eshira Fid ard Krage. A birthday party for Jann Seig was planned last Tuesday. An entertainment at the district school Feb 34 for Sunday services proceeds. Friends attended Martin Tauer's dance on West riage last Thursday.
Windsor Hotel at 1217 1229 Filbert Street Philadelphia offers modern accommodations at moderate rates. Located one square from the two main rail stations in the shopping and theatre district. American plan 2 to 4.50 dollars per day European plan 1 to 2.50 dollars per day.
Advert asks smokers with sore throat to use Tonsiline claiming it prevents cancer and heals throat ulcers. It touts years of study, ingredients from familiar throat remedies, and promises complete relief or protection with a simple course priced 25 or 50 cents.
New York February 13 Thomas A Edison 60 says he will stop commercial experiments and return to pure science in his laboratory. He notes forty five years of electrical research and plans to explore the next great steps in electricity without commercial aims. He refrains from predicting future breakthroughs.
An early 1900s style advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the tablets digest large amounts of food, act as an artificial stomach, relieve heartburn belching sour risings and loss of appetite, and promise a free sample by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
The text notes a popular hothouse grape often grown in private collections. It is pale amber with a thick skin and a thin white bloom. Bunches are large, long and loose with berries varying in size. It ends with an incomplete statement about requirements.
The article contrasts peach growing in the north and south noting northern orchards rarely exceed five to twenty five acres while southern plots reach 100 to 400 acres. J H Fale cites long Connecticut Georgia trees and New England’s market access as key advantages, with southern years chosen for cheap labor and land. It also mentions Lily of the Valley bed renewal, making apple butter methods, and newer pecan varieties like Hollis Mowermaker Schley Success and Young.
A collection of anecdotes on cat lore and famous cat lovers. It cites politicians and poets from Cardinal Wolsey to Victor Hugo and Baudelaire, noting cats as companions to history’s notable figures and the enduring legends of feline influence.
Advert shows Pyramid Pile Cure as painless relief for piles with a free trial package. It claims rapid congestion relief and reduced swelling, cites a testimonial from T. T. Heffner of Luzon P I and urges readers to request the free trial. Packages and 50 cent sales follow.
An advertisement claims relief for corn and piles with Indian Corn Lest and Indian Pile Ointment. It touts instant removal of corn and painless treatment, offering a booklet and mail order for 10 stamps or 50 cent ointment. The notice requests agents and lists Bond Supply Co. in Washington, D. C.
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