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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
6
An old classified style note promotes H Jeady and H A Dykeman druggists in Woodbury New Jersey with claims of kidney and stomach care and a German Syrup nerve tester. It offers money back if Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Ten fails to help and invites mail orders with a 2 cent stamp payment.
Atlas issued by The Otloage and North-Western R y presents three colored maps at 14590 each. It shows the Eastern situation in detail with tables of military and naval strength and official resources of Russia and Japan. Published by OL Fisher of Kansas City Missouri May 3.
An aging bartender laments loss of status after years in elite inns and early fame with pleasant customers. He recalls how affection turned to indifference as his life drifted from service to obscurity and faces a waning sense of respect. He longs for simple social courtesy.
A fragmented column mixes a Kilkenny anecdote about a landlord Cassidy, a failed building confrontation, and a tale of newspaper dialect. It touches Irish temperament, a near-fatal climb, a wake joke, and a brief science note on electrical sparks and magnetism.
The Detroit News Tribune describes Indian hand woven laces as marvels of color and design that cannot be mimicked by machines. It praises the expert weaver and dyer whose oral traditions produce subtle patterns in silks and cottons, their work spanning prints, embroideries, and bridal Phukari patterns.
A Metropolitan museum exhibit displays color photographs from a Turkic legation attache of seaside monasteries in Turkey’s Salonican gulf region. It describes St Stephens as the only accessible via plank bridge, the rest reachable by ladders or ropes. brigands guard the sites today while other aerial monasteries spread across Asia and the Yangtse near Hankow offer similar remote, scenic retreats.
A discussion on bottling sea water as a medicinal and commercial product runs alongside notes on ancient bronze heads found in Italy and European cheese lore. The piece mixes odd curiosities with ventures, from sea mineral waters to Stilton imitators and a British led influence in Tibet.
Saturday eight dance at Glen s with Borlis s orchestra and GC. Faith Hongton seeks divorce from Charicn Bonwhtan in Lorain County Court. Hearing set for February after Bondday. Attys DeWitt s Salve touted. H A Dyke advertises sale and remedies.
Four fast trains depart Chicago at 9 00 a m and 6 30 p m with night service and dining car. Sleeper operations and coach schedules vary by equipment. For reservations contact your ticket agent or A F Cleveland 234 Superior Street Cleveland Ohio.
A town traveler notes two street vendors in New York. One, a tranquil figure seller of Apollos and Venuses, quietly guards his displays without pressing wares. The other, a Bowery boy, sells blue pigeons from a gutter basket, each priced at ten cents, and a passerby buys a pigeon, proving the doves speak for themselves.
A Washington Star report cites United States Consul Machin of Nottingham on a new bread making process. The method allegedly reduces rising time to about one hour and requires no extra plant or materials. Demonstrations claim 45 loaves can be ready in under two hours from raw flour, compared with longer traditional proofing times.
The code reigned jae been appoint ed and qualified as Aim tetrat teon the Eetaeof dJeremiah GQ Callie as late of Leornt County, Deyesaed, Dated thie 20th day of December A.D 194. Tanhwis Cathoriu Catbighan.
The undermentioned person appointed and qualified as administrator andornment? The document notes appointment on the second day of December A. D. 1904 in Elyria, Lorain County. Charles A. M toall.
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