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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1907
Page
4
A reflective aphorism by Grace Keon urges universal love among all beings. The message frames love as heaven’s law and the earthlike paradise it would create. The refrain “Little children, love ye one another” echoes as a call to shared humanity.
A stock seeker is urged to cautious action in mining investments. The piece warns that fortunes come from select mines and emphasizes checking management honesty, property value opinions, and seller guarantees including buyback options with interest if buyers are dissatisfied.
Reports praising city operated plants influence council mood on electric lighting deal. Conneaut plant shows debt liquidation and service gains under new management, cutting street light cost from 73 to 50 dollars per light yearly. Some plants may be losses, but overall data warrants careful study by the council.
Rev Hiram Sears faces scrutiny as New Castle pastors demand an accounting of thousands collected for the Western Seamen's Friend Society. Local leaders condemn the campaign and bar support, signaling a broader national backlash against the fundraising drive and its agents.
A fragmented humorous dialogue features Mrs Benham Mr Newcome and others with remarks on speaking words carried to 12004 daily and social gabs about pockets being picked and a brief poem misread at the end, reflecting light newspaper chatter.
A Stotesbury Tribune column recaps a minister’s blessing dinner miscue told by a visiting child and shares a naval verse celebrating the sea. Lighter vignettes include a German sentry exchange and a Baltimore etymology joke from a teacher as well as poetic lines praising the sea and a ship’s steadfast voyage.
Coming events announce wrestling at the rink and net basketball at Berlin Heights this Saturday. Dr. Frederick E. J. Loyd speaks on Catholicism at St. Marys Church on February 25 and 26. A heater event titled The Flaming Arrow plays Thursday night at Rates Theater.
Mrs Emily Mar oin of Meriden Connecticut calls Mother Gray Sweet Powders the best medicine for feverish and constipated children. The product is sold by druggists or by mail for 25 cents with a free sample available. Address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy New York. Reporter want ads bring results.
A collage of brief witticisms and observations from Madison Chicago and Kansas. Notes touch on a Bible trust thaw case postal valentines doctor visits vaccination and a soap peddler selling fat. The mix includes humorous asides about taxes medicine and everyday life.
Elyria shows rich infrastructure with four banks three railroads five electric roads a emitting factory filtered water supply miles of paved streets and beautiful homes. It hosts two colleges eleven schools hospitals and fourteen churches along with parks theaters and a strong fire protection system.
The G. A. R. and WORC members held a Washington birthday gathering with card games, music, and recitations. Mr. Wilford gave a short talk on George Washington, entertaining a large group of members at the hall.
Paris unveils canine couture for spring and summer. Dogs receive tailored coats with varied collars and monograms, fur borders fade, and dog goggles become essential as the automobile era prompts eye protection. Leading houses offer custom fits for the fashionable hound.
Three fires in three hours damaged only residences mildly as firefighters contained the blazes Friday morning. The near miss may prevent a strike at the lake shipyards as the wage dispute appears headed for settlement. HH A Horton seeks a pest farm lease on Ridge road. Real estate activity rises with spring prospects and new allotments. About ten Lorain Knights Temple attendees joined a post‑meeting party in Elsra. United States Steel plans coke by‑product experiments at its plant, with early positive results noted in Europe. Water customers warned of possible shutoff if rents remain unpaid.
Father Kistner brings Rev Dr Frederick Lloyd to lecture at St Marys church next Monday and Tuesday at 7 20 pm. The pastor invites all to attend with free admission and promises engaging talks for the general public. R I Hill offers jewelry repair and prompt service. Reporter Want Ads spring results.
The Reporter announces a new Saturday music feature printed on the second page with selections in both German and English. Readers are invited to subscribe to receive this and other upcoming features while the issue promotes Mrs. Austins pancakes.
The United States Post Office Department issued an order banning all postal cards with glass, mica or similar particles attached from the mails unless enclosed in envelopes. The move follows reports that splinters cause eye and throat irritation to clerks, with several cases sent to hospitals though no absences were yet recorded.
The Electrogen Co of Fremont Ohio promotes a liquid tonic claimed to prevent and cure germ infection related blood disease and aid digestion without belching. Bottles sell for fifty cents to one dollar with a free 56 cent bottle offer via agent dr far drugstore Eady Drug Store sells it locally.
Stephen Krozser sues Suze Krozser in the Court of Common Pleas case 8632 seeking divorce on wilful absence and adultery. Hearings begin on March 20 1907 with Stroup and Fauver as attorneys for the plaintiff.
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