Elyria Reporter subscription page item
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1904
Page
2
A clipped line lists subscription terms for the Daily Reporter and Daily Reporter by mail with pricing and delivery details for Elyria. It shows editor manager roles and rates though the OCR is garbled.
A tribute on Herbert Spencer arguing that death cannot touch the enduring influence of his ideas. The piece asserts Spencer’s thoughts live on as vital energy guiding minds and that true merit lies in working for humanity rather than self. It urges support for those who advance such work.
A historical piece traces platinum discovery to 1741 and notes its rarity, association with iridium and other metals, and limited global mining in 1902. It covers origins, Spanish involvement, Russian mining, and early assaying efforts, plus a curious natural history brief.
Mr Hiram Tillison and wife hosted the New Year reunion with guests from LaGrange Sullivan Orange and Wellington. Forty five attended the dinner including eighteen great grandchildren. Henry Labore recently left home December 21 with unpaid debts known. Several items note social events, a funeral, entertainment plans, and local notices about pets and land for rent.
J T Ensphiges J W Dickason William Gorman Frank Lawson Ford Buchholtz and Rader council members of Grafton Ohio file a petition in Lorain County Common Pleas Court to transfer 150 from the general fund to the light fund hearing set January 11 1904 Chamberlain and Hamlin Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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An editorial paragraph advertises Vinci as a health tonic. Mrs. Dunakin and Druggist Henry J. Eady praise its ability to restore strength, cure stomach troubles, and improve pale tired readers. The piece emphasizes a money back guarantee and urges trial on the paper’s promise.
Mrs 8 A Root convalesces. Alton Pitts and wife spent Monday in Elyria. Ralph Stone of New London visited Miss B Campbell last Thursday. Arthur Sanders barn in LaGrange burned last Monday night. F A Cole and daughter hosted Day ton Hobbs and wife in Oberlin on New Year’s Eve. Walter Wilton hosted a party with about twenty attendees. Frank Root and daughter Nina spent New Year’s Day with 8 B Rawson in Elyria. Mrs Koeber not improving quickly. Mrs B W Pitts quite ill. Jennie Sherburne and Gardner returned to studies after vacation. Frank Mills leaving for Minnesota. Richard Gibbons entertained relatives on New Year’s Eve. Mrs Frank Root spent a week with relatives in Elyria. Harry Crosier family visited Will Smith in Elyria. Carl Brant ill with measles. Will Mills’ family welcomed a new son January 1. John Rogers and wife visited daughter Mrs Will Preston New Year’s Day. Minnie Kruger ill. E W Pitts in Elyria Monday. Dan Caley and two daughters returned from Toledo. Edmond Rawson of Michigan visited sister Mrs Will Avery last week.
A fragmented catalog style item lists multiple coffee and tea brands with assorted weights such as 1 lb and 14 lb, including Soo Blend Empire Blend Western Reserve Mervue Moca & Java Codes Senora Lipton C inn Coffee and Lipton Tea. The text emphasizes fresh prompt deliveries and miscellaneous prices like 20¢.
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