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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1906
Page
5
The Chicago Chronicle argues sun exposure tests show pale skin reddens quickly while tan complexions resist burning, presenting a curious view that color offers protection. It cites experiments and notes Dream and science researchers linked to atmospheric exposure and mental state, linking dreams to perceptual media beyond the five senses.
Classified column from Elyria listing requests for a gardener cook stenographer machinist and farm help, plus money to loan, boarders, room to rent, and a branch office manager. Includes names and addresses like The Reporter Office, Lorain County Building and Loan Company, 22 Twener block, and A. A. Baunder 4403 BL. Various dates imply 1981.
Mr and Mrs Geo Gienson of Coonville rejoice over the arrival of a baby boy born Saturday February 10. The father and son are doing nicely. Also notes of visits, health trips, and a marriage license issued to Frank Oberla and Allie Cook in North Amherst and Elyria respectively.
A carload of Studebaker wagons from South Bend was delayed briefly on East Bridge Street during school hours. Baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Laporte is reported healthy. Cook's orchestra to play at Ridgeville Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mucker visiting Cleveland. George York of LaPorte in town on business. N W was sold to banks for 37,000. Penny Photos, Adams of Amherst, and local firms discuss business moves. Co C Weaver new building planned with Campbell as architect. John H. Sigsworth of Oberlin guest of Mrs Hazleton at Broad Street social. School house event scheduled for Thursday afternoon. invitations extended. William A. Wilcox in Cleveland today. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar advertised as cold remedy.
The county infirmary board will remain silent for now and the superintendent along with board members will issue statements regarding charges raised by Lorain papers. A report will be prepared for publication.
Warm spell halted the ice harvest Tuesday and Monday, risking crop ruin in Sandusky and surrounding areas. Hundreds of workers were laid off as farmers worry a severe cold wave may revive ice and salvage value, with demand for ice at high prices nationwide.
Judge Washbbart appointed Attorney D A Cook to defend W Summerville, a colored man in jail on a charge of assault, who acts as if he were crazy and refuses Cook. The prisoner says he wants only God as his attorney. A medical ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea appears amid the text.
Sandusky police issue curfew for all underage residents to stay indoors by nine pm. Children may be outdoors only with a guardian or chaperone, mirroring actions urged by local officials elsewhere.
Fragmentary text mentions tender age, lavender with hot water, and buttermilk as a remedy for growths or eggs. The passage lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable individuals.
No clear event or names readable. The fragment seems to reference a breakfast item or event with Aubrey style wording but lacks coherent facts, participants, dates, or locations to summarize into a proper news item.
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