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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1903
Page
3
In Elyria or fornia County as well, a seller notes all items are in open stock at 60, with a promise to add a dollar or two weekly. A handsome set of dishes will be available in a short time, and the offer guarantees the fall set price on the final payment. Inspectors are invited to review the terms.
Marriage licenses listed include Peter Todt a 4 laborer of Lorain and Sophia Martin 21 of Lorain. Raymond Searles 21 farmer Kipton and Anna Perkins 20 Kipton. Paul Tasching 23 laborer Lorain and Elizabeth Berea 20 Lorain. Augustus Merthe 85 farmer North Amherst. Georgiana Cooley 96 milliner Brownhelm. M Fred Shannon 24 photographer Lorain and Elsie Daugherty 28 Lorain.
Two new clubs were organized in the church physical department. A bowling club includes men of the congregation and friends who meet each Saturday evening. A basketball team formed with young women players.
The probate court rules Radcliffe T Cottier of Eaton township insane and commits him to Toledo state hospital. The Czar receives a delegation of Buddhist burials and Siberian nomads seeking permission to remain nomadic but urges them to settle in fixed homes.
The advisory board and faculturor Oberlin college approve athletic schedules for baseball track and football with May to November dates and open slots. A North Amherst concert by the North Amherst Maccabee band in Gibson hall on Tuesday evening supports the South Amherst dramatic corps with Prof. J O Mertho of Elgr is directing and premiering The Fireside Dream.
Lake Shore and New York Central report improved freight handling in January 1908 compared with January 1907 as railroads push extraordinary efforts to relieve bottlenecks.
A print ad claims a stubborn cold or bronchitis yields to Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil. Persistently using it for a few days supposedly breaks up the cough and relieves nighttime choking. The message promises immediate relief when cough medicine fails, noting soothing healing effects on throat and bronchial tubes.
Short classified notice seeks a capable girl for general house work in a small family. Good wages offered. References required. Address O Box 284 SBtE.
Fire in Marienburg West Prussia destroys much of the aged street and historic Teutonic knight castle area. Eleven houses burn before containment as townsfolk lament loss of medieval charm. Emperor William reportedly urges restoration on original designs. A separate note mentions lemon juice failing to kill typhoid germs in water.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces a Mardi Gras excursion sale from February 17 to 22 to New Orleans Mobile and Pensacola at a single round trip fare. Tickets are valid for return until February 28. Contact B and O agents for details.
A fragmented notice from Cleveland Ohio references February events with contact details for agents including B anit O BR Ror and M G QOurrel. The text mentions February 15 and 16 with unclear purpose and official address.
An advertisement offers magnetic healing in Lorain Ohio promising renewed strength and vigor. It invites readers to visit at Corner Charles and Penfield, Elyria addresses and mentions a room in Cleveland.
A notice invites all to a musical concert and supper on February 21 at the Metropolitan Hotel dining room. Proceeds support the Birlin Second MB church minister's conference. Also listed is a rural property two miles from Elyria with twelve acres, buildings, wells, an orchard, and contact at 820 Elyria block. Furnished room with bath and furnace heat is offered at 417 West Second Street.
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