Little Glimpses of the Nineteenth Century History
A compact catalog of 19th century milestones noting steam electricity and steel as defining forces. It references leaders such as Napoleon Grant Lee von Moltke Nelson Farragut Dewey and Wilkes in a sweeping historical panorama. It also mentions R W Jenkins Duquesne Bouquet cigars offered for 10 cents from Elyita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Grant
Lee
von Molthe
Nelson
Marragut
Dewey
Jones
Hlyria
R. W Jenkin
Havana
Elyita
Sleigh Ride Given to Miss Minnie Parks by Pupils
Miss Minnie Parks a Baptist Sunday school teacher received a sleigh ride from about ten scholars on Thursday afternoon. The group enjoyed fine sleighing and rode for about two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Parks
Baptist Sunday School
Uniform system of text books in Ohio schools
Senator Atwell files a bill for a uniform text book system in Ohio elementary grades. A five member commission appointed by the Governor will select textbooks and oversee five year adoption terms. Members receive five dollars per day up to fifty days. bids must include delivery and a pond for implementing the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Atwell
Ohio
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Youthful Energy Revival
Jack Reublin II grouses energy, develops and stimulates nervous life, arouses the courage of youth. Hollis ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will do it, 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. H. A. DYKEMAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
H. A. Dykeman
Local News Snippets From Hyria Area and Nearby Towns
Local notes report daily promotions and pricing at smaller shops including Huyler's candies at Eady's drug store and a large muslin and underwear sale. The Elysia Directory issues 200 books with 250 more printed. investor P K Whiters J T Haskell of Wellington acts as guardian for Myrtle Lucile Crile with a $4000 bond. Commuter news covers Commodore Huntington’s Ashville trip. a Norwalk poultry show features local exhibitors James Woodcock and Peter Held. A Baptist prayer meeting draws a large turnout with the theme The Stranger that is Within our Gates. Local residents Mrs R Shipman attended Cleveland milliner openings. Tempa Foote joins Dean Electric Co as stenographer. the Williams family plans to travel to Youngstown, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huysler
Hady
Elysia Directory Company
Jude Jones
Tne
P K Whiters
J T Haskell
Wellington
Myrtle Lucile Crile
Norwalk
Hlyria
James Woodcock
Peter Held
R. Shipman
Millinera
Cleveland
Tempa Foote
Dean Electric Co
J. C Williams
Gladys
Youngstown
Wanted column ad offers three line rates and a stenographer position
Rates for advertisements in this column specify three lines including head, three times for 25 cents, six average words per line, six lines. Reporter wants ads are handy and can be placed by telephone if available. WANTED an experienced lady stenographer seeks a position at T. B. Reporter office. WANTED first class cook with proper pay to a suitable person, addressed to P.O. box 145.
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T. B
Wanted Farm Manager and House Help
Wanted to run a farm on shares with everything furnished. Dairy man sought. Apply to A A Saunder at 1103 Gaddle Avenue. Also a competent girl for general house work requested at 104 Grace Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaddle Avenue
Ted
Grace Street
Lost suitcase prompt for reward at local jewelry store
Lost item note from Wellington car incident requests return of a missing suitcase taken Monday at 7 o clock. Reward offered and instruction to leave the item at R I Hill's Jewelry Store. Also advertises rooms to rent over The Eady Drug Store suitable for millinery tailoring or dressmaking offices by Henry Eady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
R. I Hill
Eady
Henry
Wanted Male Help Manager for Branch Office in Hlyria
A help wanted notice for a male manager position at a branch office located in Hlyria seeks applicants. The listing provides an address at The Morria Whola isale House in Cincinnati Ohio and requests references for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlyria
Morria Whola Isale
Cincinati
Ohio
Local residents recount visits and upcoming licenses
They will visit their daughter Mollie and relatives. W8 Manning is in New London this week. W. BE. Knowlton was in Lorain today. Mrs. J. Howe has returned to Blaine Bros. and Singer Sewing Co. after four weeks ill. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Massey returned from Florida. they came home early due to Mrs. Mussey’s father's death in Youngstown. C. J. Webber will spend Sunday with his parents in Akron. A marriage license was issued to M. Alter Jenkins and Miss Bessie Ruth Hultz. another to W. Bowes and Rachel Williams. County treasurer began distributing February settlement money to counties. Carrie Hammond leaves tonight for Bellevue to visit friends. Mrs. F. S. Reed returned home from visiting Mrs. W Hafner. T. T. Robinson was in Cleveland on business. Miss Katherine Merthe of North Amherst visited her brother J. C. Merthe. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of New Oberlin were in town on business. Harry Hinkson was in Cleveland on business. Albert Driggs of Huntington plans to move here soon. Homer Holland of Huntington in town on business. R Summers of Oberlin is here for legal work. The Merry Makers danced at Elks hall last evening. Rev E Graves of Camden visited Elyria friends. Miss Burchman of Toledo is guest of Mrs F A Winans. Mrs J A Nestor attended a Norwalk reception and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howe
Highth Street
Blaine Bros
Singer Sewing Machine Co
H. R. Massey
Florida
C. J. Webber
Akron
M. Alter Jenkins
Elyria
Bessie Ruth Hultz
W. Bowes
Rachel Williams
Lorain
Carrie Hammond
Bellevue
F. 8. Reed
W Hafner
Painfield
T. T. Robinson
Cleveland
Katherine Merthe
North Amherst
J ¢. Merthe
John Smith
New Oberlin
Harry Hinkson
Albert Driggs
Huntington
Homer Holland
R Summers
Oberlin
Merry Makers
Elhs
For Sale Saloon at 592 W Broad Street Elyria
Local listing announces sale of a saloon in Elyria due to health reasons. Property located on 592 West Broad Street with clear title and ready for transfer. Include contact for purchaser inquiries and viewing arrangements.
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Broad i Street
Elyria
Made to Order at First Congregational Church
Through committee in charge Mrs Frank Beebe and Miss Burrows the church women offer baked beans graham bread cake candy salted nuts candied orange peel sandwiches salad dressing fancy girdles kimonos reversible dolls knitted items Teffia baskets favor baskets for luncheons Supper served Wednesday at 6 45 p m at the First Congregational Church price 16 cents 2 16 21
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Frank Beebe
Miss Burrows
First Congregational Church
Unique Whist Club Entertained at Mrs Keeler’s Home
The Unique Whist Club met at Mrs W Keeler’s Thursday afternoon. Seven games were played with Miss Lottie Laundon winning first prize and Mrs F P Hummell second prize. After lunch the ladies compared valentines. The next party will be at Mrs Beebe’s. Reporter wants ada pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Keeler
Lottie Laundon
F. P. Hummell
Beebe
Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Review
The New Cough Syrup Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar acts as a mild cathartic, cleanses the bowels, expels phlegm, and strengthens bronchial membranes. It claims to relieve croup and whooping cough and is marketed as a child friendly remedy sold by druggists.
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Kennedy
Newhair Germicide Brings Hope To Itch Heads
Unhappiness dispelled as Newbro s Herpicide hits the market a new scalp germicide and antiseptic claimed to destroy the germ cause of hair loss. Advertised by The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan sample offer 10 cents. Specter Agent H A Dykeman endorsed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Herpleide Co
Detroit
Mich
H A. Dykeman
Investments in West Side real estate offer strong returns
Looking for investments Nothing's safer than Real Estate. West Side business property combines store and living space at 13 12 percent on Sixth street. Two Jet houses yield $34 monthly or 10 percent. Small improvements could reach 15 percent or better on West Bridge Street. In its present form pays 8 12 percent but can be doubled. Several other properties are nearly as good.
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West Side
Wil
W. Sixth Street
Improvementa
West Bridge Street
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain County District Court
Real estate transactions filed Thursday afternoon include Nina L Reisinger and Elmer F Reisinger selling land in Columbus township to Roland Walkden for 900 dollars. Solomon Mendelson sells parcels to Mary A Smith in Park Heights allotment for 500 dollars. Lorain Lumber and Manufacturing sells Black River township land to Taft Gifford and trustees for 1786.59 dollars. Martha E Walter to Sam Cohn and Ben Cohn sells Lorain city land for 1500 dollars. Antonina Bisiorwska and Julian Bisiorwska sell Lorain city land to Stephen Abratowska for 950 dollars.
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Nina L. Reisinger
Elmer F. Reisinger
Roland Walkden
Columbus
Solomon Mendelson
Mary A. Smith
Lota
Park Heights
Lorain Lumber and Manufacturing Company
John 8
Taft
Peter H. Gifford
William F. Greenslade
Black River
Martha E. Waltera
Sam Cohn
Ben Cohn
Lorain
Antonina Bisiorwska
Julian Bisiorwska
Stephen Abratowska
Sudden Death of Mrs. E. P. Craig
Mrs. Elizabeth Paxton Craig died of pneumonia in Lorain shortly after 6 o'clock on Wednesday. She had fallen ill a week earlier and grew worse, with a brief return to rest before passing away about an hour after awakening. A well known resident, she left a large family with many children living in Lorain.
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Elizabeth Paxton Craig
Lorain
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Leasant
Robinson and Hancock Company
Lorain County
Thee Robinson
Big Corner Clothing Store
Mill and
Brad
Poor Jones
Jack Reublin
Huuyler
D Lewis & Co
Huyler
Commodore W. R. Huntington
Ashville
N. C
Nic
C. Hl. Wilkins
Furniture Emporium
Ensign & Wilkins
Mollie
Manning
New London
W. BE. Knowlton
Rev E Graves
Camden
Miss Burchman
Toledo
F A Winans
J A Nestor
Por
Ada
Hill's
Broad St
G. R. Allen
de Eth Nena
Clean Sweep Sale
the Biggs & Everard Co
E. W. Campbell
Turner
Sheffield Land & Improvement CO
Bank Bldg
Lorvin
C. Corner Tet and
Pearl St
E. P. Craig
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