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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1902
Page
4
The Wireless Message reports several rocking chairs and center tables offered at half price, highlighting discounted home furnishings. The notice emphasizes quantity and value, urging readers to act quickly while supplies last.
A reader question frames whether Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures womanly diseases. The ad recounts numerous cures, including irregularities and weakness, with Mrs John Grahaty's testimonial of recovery after seven bottles and a shift to colonized remedies, claiming improved strength and health.
A localized ad urges readers to place picture moulding orders ahead of the spring rush. It emphasizes timely ordering to ensure availability and timely delivery. The notice highlights product needs for frames and decorative trim in preparation for the busy season.
A historical ad touts Electric Bitters as a cure for grip and a tonic for nerves, liver and kidneys. It claims strength, appetite, energy returns, and overall health improvement with perfect satisfaction guaranteed by H. 7. Eady and mentions clock and jewelry repairs by E. P. French at 321 West avenue.
Mrs. W. Watkins of Pleasant City credits Dr King s New Discover for Consumption with saving her child Hetl oy from a severe pneumonia. After weeks of treatment the cough worsened until the medicine restored health. The ad touts the cure for coughs and lung diseases with trial bottles offered.
A Mansfield reader, D. Reynolds, recalls a boy recovering from croup after using One Minute Cough Cure. The testimonial hails it as safe and effective for coughs, croup, grip, bronchitis and other throat and lung troubles, noting children find it pleasant to take.
Free illustrated booklets from the Chicago and North Western Railway offered upon postage. Lists include Through Picturesque Wisconsin and Picturesque Milwaukee among others, detailing prices and where to obtain. Also promotes Bucklen's Amica Salve claimed to cure pains and skin issues with wide sales.
A discussion on how letter writing has regressed despite modern pens. A student cites busy lives as a reason, while a critic argues letters still demand art and order. Anecdotes illustrate grammar and politeness expectations, ending with quips on quotes and propriety.
A recruitment of a medical advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed mucous of the Eustachian tube and promises a $100 reward for any deafness due to catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It advertises free circulars and notes sales through J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio with Hall's Family Pills as a best.
The Wabash Railroad offers greatly reduced one way tickets to northwest destinations daily in March and April. For details contact P. E. Dombaugh at the Wabash Railroad Toledo Ohio offices. Apr 19.
On Tuesday March 4 and 18 April 15 May 6 and 20 the Wabash R R will sell round trip tickets to points in the south west west and northwest at greatly reduced rates. For particulars write av oats on P BE Dombaugh P and on 307 Madison street Tolado hio.
Promoters tout the pills as the world's best workers for the new century with enormous demand. They claim relief from constipation headache biliousness and any stomach liver or kidney trouble and advertise availability at H. J. Hady's drug store for 260.
For Sale A first class general store with good wall established trade in a small thriving town. This is a rare chance for a couple of young hustlers. It is a good paying business and if sold soon will be sold cheap. Address care Reporter office. 1286 Wanted Experienced girl for general house work. Apply at residence of Howard Cook 807 Middle avenue.
L G Reymer of Chicago, agent for Olver Typewriter Co, visited Oberlin Friday and praised the Oberlin Business College as the best equipped and arranged of its kind. About 26 to 30 students from Birgin are currently attending. In other ads, Kid No Oids tablets claim kidney and bladder cure based on a chemist’s 18 year study with a 50 cent box guaranteed by Henry J. Eady.
A Washington Star style guide explains common edible mushrooms found in meadows and fields. It details meadow mushroom fairy ring champignon milk-bearing Tac tarius Deliciosus and Morehella species, plus giant puff ball and sour man’s beefsteak, with notes on habitat prompts, preparation, and cautions.
Reduced rail fares to Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and British Columbia announced by Wisconsin Central Ry from March 1 daily through April 80 1902. Tickets sold via nearest agent contact T D Campbell Cincinnati Jax O Pond Milwaukee officials. Also help wanted for hand screw machines with good wages. Gripcori advertised.
A public test of Coke Dandruff Cure draws strong interest as 105 locals reported relief from dandruff and scalp troubles. Henry Eady and dealers note soaring sales, with CORE DANDRUFF CURE claiming rapid, guaranteed results and broad community support.
Discussion traces the origin of the train from Bohemia through royal and literary references and mocks the modern dress train as a vehicle for disease. It cites antiquarian opinions, then shifts to paleontology noting horses in America and Eurasia, and ends with a critique of tip induced carriage seating in Victorian trains.
Thos L Rosas, a longtime Topeka real estate dealer since 1873, describes how he and his wife suffered from dyspepsia before using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He reports rapid relief, restored appetite, and no stomach issues since starting the remedy, urging fellow citizens to try it.
An assorted old newspaper mix extols jewels as a woman's magnet and promotes Dr Boschee's German Syrup for coughs and consumption. It also advertises gifts, real estate rents, kidney cures Kid No Oids and pills from H J Eady with testimonials and prices, dated 1901.
The Lorain Steel Company employees form a mutual benefit association in March 1900 to extend relief for sickness or death. The group includes a president James Mitchell and officers, a board of directors, and a general committee. Membership exceeds 1500, split into two classes with differing fees and benefits, funding through dues and an endowment from the treasury.
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