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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1906
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes describe subscription prices for the Merly Reporter and related newspapers. Mentions yearly and weekly rates, mail delivery, and localities. The text references Rovira and Elyria in a muddled context, suggesting promotion or price details without clear dates or outcomes.
Governor elect Pattison is slated to reach Columbus tomorrow with his family. The festivities begin Monday with inaugural ceremonies. He will deliver the address and review the parade, then host a reception in the senate chamber for officials and the public, followed by the inaugural ball and a newspaper men’s smoker. The receiving line will include Congressman Hayes Garber, state committee officials, and Toledo and Cleveland leaders.
An old advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve soothing Pilea sorea cuts and boils with instant pain relief. It claims to draw out inflammation reduce swelling act as a rubefacient and improve blood flow to diseased parts aiding nature to remove trouble. sold by all druggists.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh with a $100 reward for uncured cases. Claims internal action, blood and mucous surface impact, and constitution building. Includes testimonial list offer and Patterson address in Toledo, Ohio, plus mention of accompanying pills for constipation.
Hair care notice claims dandruff caused by a germ and promotes Newbro’s Herplocide as the only guaranteed cure. It pledges an instant soothing effect, greasy-free formula, and glossy hair. Sold by druggists with a mail order offer from The Harpleido Co Detroit Michigan.
The hunter recounts a deer encounter in which a buck was struck and finally fell after a shot struck near the horn base. The animal’s stunned behavior and minimal movement followed the impact, with the second bullet lodging near the horn base as examined later.
The piece argues Dawes bill progress has uplifted national wards and asserts humanitarian hope for a sturdy valuable race in the United States. It notes many Indians have become well-to-do respected citizens in western states and Mississippi districts, with Indian stock appearing in U.S. Senate history. It cites Smithsonian ethnology as saying Native peoples are increasing rather than vanishing since Columbus’s discovery.
Scientific American Growers report chestnut losses vary by locality and year with estimates ranging from five to sixty percent. The greatest damage occurs where wild chestnuts exist and in states including Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina, while regions without wild chestnuts see lighter losses.
The professional lobby is notably absent as the Seventy-seventh General Assembly meets in Columbus. Expect a surge of influence as reconvened sessions push bills on county salaries railroad fare taxation for public service firms and ballot reform drawing lobbyists to the capital.
Secretary C R Summers reveals Oberlin-Lorain Electric Railway has options on land between Oak Point resort and North Amherst. Road aims Oberlin to Amherst then Oak Point with a Cleveland to Oak Point link and a Lorain branch. Lake Shore Electric not backing the project.
An advertisement for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea claims it invigorates strengthens and builds up body mind and morals. The legible line notes tea or tablets priced 35 cents and credits H A Dykeman as the seller.
Ohio park commissions worked out a bill to shift park control from the public service board to a city park board appointed by the mayor. The five member board would include the mayor ex officio, with no more than two members from one party. If enacted, Cleveland’s park control would move to Mayor Johnson.
Maddy's Drug Store reports a wave of buyers adopting the Chico cigar from Wadsworth Bros. Aimed at smokers seeking a sensible, affordable option, the Havana filler cigar is praised for even burn and full flavor. Customers urged to try and frequent the store for replenishment.
The McRobie company presents A Hot Old Time led by William McRobie with Larry Moon eye. The 20 member troupe offers top music and splendid costumes. Audiences will be pleased by uproarious fun next Saturday January 5 with tickets 25 35 50 and 75 cents.
Vocal teacher Ralph Everett Sapp from Cleveland has moved his Elyria studio. He may now be found Friday afternoons and evenings at Miss Fanny Olmstead the organist’s home 238 Third Street.
Classified column shows advertisement rates per line and sample help wanted notices. A nurse maid position seeks a kind girl to assist in infant care with contact in Mrs W N Getes at 218 Hast avenue. A stenographer seeks employment at the Reporter Office with address 1087.
Classified notice offers five rooms and one bath for rent at the Sweet Block with steam heat mentioned. Includes a rental inquiry for interested parties seeking steady accommodation in the block.
An Elyria Ohio publisher seeks physical copies of The Reporter Pts Co including the Ost edition dated November 10 13 29. The notice requests interested collectors or sellers to contact the publisher for reproduction or archival purposes.
Lorain Street Railway installs two 40 kilowatt Westinghouse converters at the Tenth Avenue power house to supply Beach Park direct current machinery and convert Beach Park power for the Lorain plant. Foundations and extensive room clearances are underway, with operation expected within a month.
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