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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1907
Page
2
County officials enforce salary law starting January 1 1907 requiring all recording filing and indexing fees in advance. No free searches remain and any papers sent without fees will be held. Fees collected go to the county treasury and the recorder must account for all monies received.
A poetic fragment celebrates a woman’s endurance and beauty, recalling Rocky Mountain imagery and a lingering aura of rebirth and worth, linked to the name A E Frost.
A vintage ad notes January Vigior Records with a range of dance band and comic selections plus sacred pieces. It lists instruments and sizes from $5.00 to $40.00 and mentions a Lemon in the Garden of Love and Snow Birds Crossing the Valley.
At the bride's parents home near Lorain Frank Enger and Ellen Kneirim exchanged vows in a ceremony witnessed by many locals. Ellen, formerly a Lake Shore Electric stenographer and local business college graduate, and Frank, a resident with Brown-Cochran in South Lorain, plan to live in a newly furnished home after a brief wedding trip.
A promotional letter claims the Pyramid Pile Care cures hemorrhoids, offers a free sample in a plain wrapper, and urges readers to test the remedy. The ad cites a testimonial from Mrs. Chase Coleman of Tullahoma Tennessee and promotes a 50 cent box as proof of relief.
Vision B Gray, star reporter of the Lorain News, was named city editor of the Lorain Time yesterday, succeeding Lattle Rochey. Gray, an industrious worker, came to Lorain three years ago from Muskegon, Michigan, and has many friends who wish him success. Claud Rowley remains advertising manager.
An distressed advertisement offers diverse routes via Washington or Baltimore and the Baltimore and Ohio line with liberal privileges after December 16. It promotes low rates and agent consultation, plus a medical claim for a product called Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and a breakfast pancake mix from Mrs. Austin's Pascale flour.
Enola Morehouse of Lorain was released after a Warne county case accused her of conspiring to cause the death of an infant of obscure parentage at West Salem. The main witness, Sullivan, died, preventing retry. The case cost Warne county $2. One.
Thomas A. Edison donated a personal laboratory apparatus set worth 500 dollars for Milan High School. The project to enlarge the school’s laboratory will benefit from his self-made equipment, which exceeds what could be bought for the same price.
Bridge companies plan a reorganization to limit their county business efforts. The King Bridge Company of Mevreland and a Las Brousar group are cited among reorganizing firms. A complete course in finance by correspondence is advertised, with executive fees at a New York City address.
A Rice Lake Wisconsin woman Mildred D Peters proves skilled as an expert machinist in her husband’s Rice Lake Iron Works. After three years she handles spinning lathes band saws and casting tasks with precision often surprising seasoned workers. She learned at home and in the shop and now runs engines and boilers while also managing household duties and piano playing.
Letters from users praise Newbro’s Hervicide for hair loss and dandruff. Bertha A Trullinger a complexions specialist cites stopping hair shedding in Portland Oregon. Crece Dedge a beauty doctor in Portland reports full scalp relief. Samples offered by The Terpicide Co. Detroit with two sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar.
The Interior Department issues several pension decisions on accidental injuries and military confinement. It rules that acts of gross carelessness void pension eligibility, while prisoners of war who contracted disease but died in captivity may have valid claims. Minors’ pensions cannot be divided and the $2 increase does not transfer when a child dies, reverting to the living beneficiary.
An old advertisement touts DeWitts Hazel Salve for chapped and cracked hands. It claims a gentle movement to the bowels is unnecessary. The ad suggests applying before bed with gloves and promises a noticeable morning difference and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Elyria men Patents awarded to C. Hoffman for a toy and W. W. Bensie for a sewing machine presser foot. A patent was granted to G. Capen of Bern Heights for a rotary narrow device. The notices describe patent actions and assignations with circulars and ownership considerations.
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