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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1905
Page
3
A notice proclaims Dan Exson as a candidate for Lorain County commissioner pending the 1905 Republican county convention. The fragment references related political advertising and miscellaneous with health salve and patent medicine claims from period sources.
A local notice offers prompt loans secured by household goods pianos diamonds and jewelry or any articles of value from five to fifty dollars. The corner building J A Stone Hlyria Ohio area is mentioned as the location for the loan service.
An old advertisement touts Littin Barly Risers as a pleasant tonic for constipation and liver issues. It claims universal popularity, listing HW A Dehetian as seller and multiple bulk quantities with prices, ending with Hollister's Korky Mountain Tears at 35 cents.
A series of business law features led by W Cinninger of Metealf and Cinninger will run over several months at Da Jing's Private Business College Ely ru O. Sessions occur Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings and are open to men and women for three dollars per month. Topics include Contracts Personal Property Guaranty and Suretyship Negotiable Paper Agency Partnership Corporations Common Carriers Bailment Insurance Interest Usury Real Estate Patents Copyrights and Trademarks.
East River street resident Miss Jean Edney visits Cleveland. Mr. Lynn Ludlow becomes a father. Mrs. Wilkins hosts a 5 o’clock dinner. Card club at Mrs A Gray’s on Cleveland Street. prizes to Mrs Cook and Musa Jenkins. Ladies’ Teener Corps dance raises funds for Elyria hospital. The Bob White company tours Elyria. Local notices mention visits, entertainments, and community events across Elyria and nearby Cleveland.
Ms. Ethel Freeman was granted a divorce by Judge Wardburn in the common pleas court on the grounds of smelty. The plaintiff was also awarded $500 alimony.
Evangelist Small preached to a large congregation at the Disciple church on the topic of God in Love. He delivered a moving sermon illustrating the gospel message with engaging vigor and emphasized widespread familiarity with the themes among Christians.
An advertisement proclaims Newbro's Herpicide as a scalp germicide and antiseptic that destroys the germ causing hair loss. It claims quick relief for both men and women and urges trial with samples offered by agents in Detroit and London.
An old medical claim extols Scott's Emulsion as a reliable remedy for consumption. The text notes that while no cure is guaranteed, consistent use will help at the disease’s stages and credits Scott & Bowne of 409 Pearl St with proving its value.
A collage of rental offers and listings includes furnished rooms for rent, suites for two, housekeeping spaces, and multiple inquiries at addresses such as 136 Lake Avenue and 227 Court Street Elyria. Advertisements mention automobiles for sale, stoves, and mercerized petticoats, plus local farm listings and a medical ad for Dyspepsia Cure.
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