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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1906
Page
2
The Daily Reporter offers weekly delivery by carrier and annual rates. The yearly mail rate outside Elyria is 82.00, with other delivery options shown incorrectly in the text.
The United States emerges as a major coal exporter with 1903 exports over 31 million dollars, a sharp rise from 1836. The U S ranks third in exports while leading as a producer, with Britain and Germany ahead in exports. Most shipments go to nearby regions, notably British North America, Mexico, and the Sava island, while far markets show limited uptake.
An appeal from a Notre Dame woman promises free treatment and full attractions for curing Leucorrhoea ulceration and other female troubles. She targets mothers of suffering daughters and explains home treatment costs about 14 cents weekly.
Ladies with thinning hair can stop further loss and stimulate thicker growth with Newbro’s Herpleite. Herpicide kills the dandruff germ at the root, helping hair grow longer. A sample proves it. it is non greasy and non staining. Sold by leading druggists. sample requests to The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich. W A Dykeman Special Agent.
Des Moines February 17 the Iowa house of representatives passed a rigid anti firecracker bill. The measure makes any misde meanor punishable by a fine and imprisonment in the county jail for discharging firecrackers toy pistols and other explosives on July 4th in the state of Iowa.
Attorney Lee Stroup discusses overcharges from bidder pooling on construction work and the push for anti trust indictments district by district. He notes difficulty serving King Bridge Co officials and mentions deputies locating witnesses while Monnett and De Ran travel for depositions.
LIA CHURCHES BAPTIST CHURCH announces morning services at 10 o clock with themes Fouls for Christ a Bake and Keeping the Heart Tender plus evening music and violin solo by Mrs. George Scoville. Bible school 11 30 with classes for all ages. Junior meeting 6 00. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL and SECOND CONGREGATIONAL list sermons and services including Vict or Dorrin and Rev Cadmus with topics on Christian relationship and Ruth and Ospar. All seats free and all welcome.
Grace Lutheran Church extends welcome to English Lutheran services at Macawbea Hall. Preparatory service at 2 o clock and holy communion will be conducted by Rev Eckhardt. Everyone welcome.
The eight percent section lists offerings for Paul’s Evangelical and a German service with Sunday school at 9 a.m. and sermons at 10 a.m. English services follow at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. The Spiritualists host Mrs. Reed of Toledo for a 7 p.m. lecture at I C C B hall. Methodist services include an 9 a.m. class, morning sermon on The Gospel Purpose, and evening talk on Getting Together versus Christian Union. Music and Bible school planned.
Elyria Chautauqua to run the first eight days of July with notable speakers. Adam Nopie, the wit of Congress, will perform on July 4 and Eugene Berg, the renowned labor speaker, will speak on July 7.
A Valentine party at Miss Lucia Manning's Carlisle home drew thirty guests. Young ladies entertained their gentlemen friends with a well arranged program and red heart decorations. Guests received burnt wood heart favors and a tempting lunch was served.
A curious item notes modern homes rely on the lady of the house to answer the latch string. A Hotel Jackson waiter in Berlin is advertising a newspaper exhibit with 6 000 periodicals. An Englishman, Arthur Speck of Gloucester, suffered a speech shock at his father’s death but later regained his voice after attending a football game.
The notice outlines dinners with dishes like soup, chicken, ox tongue, braised pork, fricassee, biscuits and potatoes, green peas, and mashed potatoes. It lists meals for tomorrow and Sunday and hints at a Monday cream soup course, indicating a rotating weekly menu.
Frank A. Smith and Company Elyria advertise Patrol and Babcock fire extinguishers as absolute insurance protection. They claim three sizes with the Patrol model used in dwellings and stores, capable of a 50 foot stream, smothering flames, simple to operate, and endorsed by fire departments. Agents will call with price lists and orders. also promote a pancake product and grocery item.
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