Local Chronicle Reports Elyria Death Notice
In a terse item from the Daily Kepotier the city of Elyria records a death. Details remain limited as the notice lists the event without full biographical data.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1905
Page
2
In a terse item from the Daily Kepotier the city of Elyria records a death. Details remain limited as the notice lists the event without full biographical data.
A fragmented critique discusses petitions targeting Merrick and governor renomination tactics. It questions signer demographics including women and minors, voter eligibility, party affiliations, and the integrity of petition drives amid alleged deception and manipulation.
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpt side scalp antiseptic claiming it kills the germ causing hair loss and restores hair. It recalls a Montana man who regrew a full head in six weeks and urges readers to obtain a sample from The Herpletide Co and agents in Detroit and Cheapside.
The text alleges a plot against Governor Herrick to discredit the Republican party and Ohio, framed as retaliation for his temperance policy. It warns petitions will lose weight if ineligible names are erased and signer fraud is exposed, prompting supporters to retract signatures and seek redemption for harms to the governor, party, and state.
Kipton wedding held at the bride's home on Sunday February 12 celebrated Mrs Lizzie Botox and Mr Goo E Burr of Claveland. Carrie Twining visiting her mother Mrs BR Hardy. R Ross and wife of Oberlin visiting grandmother Mrs R Hardy. Grace Prenties spent Sunday with friends in Cleveland. Mrs Cottrell hosted neighbors for lunch. Kev Dawson of Elyria leading meetings at Union Church. Kinley couple on the sick list.
J T Hoyt has become agent for W and L BE at Osnten reflecting local rail employment changes. B and O rail crews moved two special coaches to Painsville while TraMo delays hit Nickle Plate due to a storm between Conneaut and Buffalo. Wreck near Kim disrupted service. No 6 and 1 late by four to five hours. No 8 westbound delayed seven hours at noon. Baling at Mrs Harris’s home continues as snow blocks cross roads.
The Sheffield Land and Improvement Company reports rapid sales of houses built west of Vine Street over the past year. Fewer than 50 homes remain offered at bargain prices in various shapes and sizes. Elyria representative F. M. Whiteman handles remaining lots from the Bank Building at 1st Avenue and Pearl Street.
Perkinson proudly unveils a life size pastel of Aunt Jane. Lena accidentally defaces the portrait with a dust cloth, leaving only smeared concentric circles. Perkinson laments the advice to omit glass as Aunt Jane arrives at the door.
A 1910s fashion note explains blue and white dish toweling dominates, red barred toweling scarce. Decorators favor blue and white to match blue enamel ware and china, driving demand for blues. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised by H A Dykeman.
An advertisement urges readers not to give up on cure for chronic pain. It promotes a remedy said to ease inflammation and swelling by addressing the underlying cause. Price listed as 50 cents and 1.00, with a full guarantee.
Do you suffer from rheumatism and related pains and seek expert care. A medical department promises masterful treatment and sincere attention. Send four cents for the treatise Rheumatism Its Cause and Cure from Athlophoros Co New Haven Conn or inform your druggist if unavailable.
This week a line of new ware arrives from leading mills in the United States and abroad. The store undergoes enlargements to handle a larger volume of trade as spring fashion inclines toward bright silks, chiffons, laces, and white underwear.
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