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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1906

Page

6

Lorain Harbor Reaches Peak Ore and Coal Shipments

Lorain harbor reached its high water mark for ore receipts and coal shipments last year. Official figures show ore arrivals near 1,600,828 tons, with coal shipments around 1,250,000 tons. Factors include late ore, early season shortages, lake disasters, and storm damage on November 28 affecting vessels. Ashtabula leads all ports with about 6,963,005 tons. Lorain ranks sixth.

Lorain Harbor Maamy Ashtabula Cleveland Lorain Poe Pecuic

Hard Sell for Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted Strongly

A promotional push urges frequent, bold messaging to boost Rocky Mountain Tea. The appeal emphasizes clear, confident phrasing and repeated emphasis to drive consumer interest.

Poverty's Global Solution Proposed by University Professors

A fragmentary account shows Professors Bowsher and Low urging a "terrestrial ideal" to solve poverty by reshaping thought and energy. The dialogue envisions viewing Earth from outside, linking hunger to energy expression in vegetation and urging straight-line living to align with energy laws. The Reporter grapples with the notions, noting a shift toward a cosmic perspective and practical life guidance.

Bowsher Lowshut University of Its World University of the World Dowsher Lie American Republic

Divorce filing for Alice Jauncey in Lorain

Mrs. Alice Jauncey of Lorain sues Albert Jauncey for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. They married March 10 1897 in Lorain and have no children. Plaintiff seeks restoration of her maiden name Alice Turner.

Alice Jauncey Lorain Albert Jauncey Aso Alice Turner

Professor Reefy Scarred by Ice Slip on Broad Street

Professor Reefy editor of the Democrat narrowly escaped serious injury after slipping on ice near Schwert Brothers restaurant on Broad Street. He struck his head on the pavement and bled profusely but, with help from Hugh Harris and others, he walked to his office and will resume work after a short rest.

Reefy The Democrat Broad Street Schwert Brothers Hugh Harris

Week of Prayer Services to Start After Illness Delays

City churches plan the Week of Prayer with services starting Tuesday at 7 15 pm except Sunday at 7 pm in the church prayer room. Rev. Geo W Johnson’s illness postponed the start and the sequence includes topics Tarrying for Power Obeying the Great Commission The Value of my Sant The unconverted sermons begin Friday evening with expected attendance and Wayside Hearers on the following Sunday.

Baptist Church Geo. W. Johnson Sant Seryigoll Ilesul Christ

Avon Beach and Southern Earn Early Returns in 1906

The Lorain Street Railway Company and Avon Beach and Southern show improving 1906 earnings. Fixed charges on bonds and costs of the Lorain purchase are covered, with Lake Shore Meeting reporting growing revenue per car mile and open pits like Avon Leach and Southern expanding. Officials expect the Avon Beach project to soon cover operating costs and begin paying fixed charges, while the Lake Shore Meeting plans to lease the lines and take formal control in March 1907.

Lorain Street Railway Company Shore Wleeting Pat Dowd Lorain Street Avon Beach & Southern Bilding Avon Beach Avon Leach & Southern Avon Reach Senth Lo Lake Amore Thei Bothie Avon Beach & Southern Shore Meeting Lane Shore Leche

Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Free Testimonies

An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh with a $100 reward for any failed case. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, plus testimonials and a test list. Also promotes Half-Hen pills for constipation and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and sores. It ends with a risqué remark about a wife and husband.

Hall DeWitt

Pattison May View Parade From Glass Cage

Democratic State Chairman Garber backs Pattison viewing the inaugural parade from a glass cage due to health concerns. The piece notes prior deaths from exposure at inaugurations and mentions a posturing push to move state inaugurals to a milder season. It also includes a quip about a self-absorbed egoist and his wife.

Columbus Garber John M. Pattison Pattison Bushnell Herrick Wash Hanna

End to All Good Things Prompts Nat Johnson Weeps

Nat Johnson returns from the Maine woods and relays a rare moment of despair after realizing he smoked his last Wadsworth Bros. Chico cigar. The ad-like note extols the Havana flavor of Chico cigars, touts Eady's Drug Store as local agent, and promotes a five cent price for a premium fake market item amid playful old-time slang.

Nat Johnson Maine Civilization Eady's Drug Store

Digestive Aid Promises Rest and Recovery for Indigestion

A hazardous OCR ad claims Kodol Dyspentia Cure digests what you eat and gives the stomach a rest to recuperate and grow strong again. It lists indigestion symptoms like belching gas sour stomach and heartburn and says the digestive organs transform foods into healthful strength. Sold by all druggists.

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