Hospital Report Details Elyria Institution’s : 4122 Cases Treated in Year
Superintendent Trion reports the Elyria hospital treated 4122 cases in 1909 including 38 accidents, 9 alcoholism, 14 typhoid fever, and 34 operations for constitutional troubles with six appendicitis operations. Outside cases cared for, four foundling children were placed in homes and nurses provided for private cases. September and another week saw crowded conditions, with only 34 full pay and six half pay patients. The hospital relies on public patronage and community support.
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Trion
Elytia Hospital
Elyria
Court decision excites comment in Cleveland disputes
The Supreme Court ruling in a Cleveland related case drew lively reaction from city officials and local legal observers after months of watching the matter. Major Johnson says the decision ends a two year dispute, with implications tied to concurrent grants that expired at year’s end.
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Cleveland i
Count
Major Johnson
Supreme Court
Cleveland
White
Maren
Beyria People At A Lorin Party In Elyria
Beyria residents attended a Lorin party at Mrs. Jamies Donley’s Eleventh Avenue home Sunday evening with Progressive Pedro as entertainment. Will Day and Mrs. Sullivan won first prizes. Mr Rogers and Mrs W D Lewis second. Clayton Smith and Will Day consoled. Refreshments were served. Next meeting slated in two weeks with Mrs. Gus Schnore. A note mentions local earnings and Mrs. Austins Pancake flour as a testimonial.
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Be.cheb
Jamies Donley
Pedro
Will Day
Sullivan
Elsria
Rogers
Elyria
W. D. Lewis
Clayton Smith
Gus Schnore
Eleventh Avenue
Delightful Incongruities in Speaking Writing and Painting
A humorous essay on unintended wit across society. It cites Singers public speakers and artists and notes Americans love of humor. Examples include a Virgin Mary painting with a cat and coffee pot a Bible scene with Isaac and a pistol and various newspaper misprints and captions. It reflects on the charm of spontaneous humor found in daily life and media.
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Hus
Portugal
Spain
Isaac
Abraham
Herod
St. Peter
Fanny Crosby
Ma‘Fine Insurance Company
Temutdig Tha
Oine
Hhamor
Detroit Free Press
Jj Gee3 Feats by Chinese and Indian Magicians in Detroit
A Detroit Free Press reader recounts surprising stage magic seen aboard ships and in American theaters. He notes a Chinese artist extracting a coin from a spectator’s closed fist and an Indian magician producing a living plant from a seed with water and a cloth. The piece highlights bare armed performers and mentions a clan tradition preserving juggling secrets across generations.
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Sowe Arte
Detroit Free Press
Dressed Sealskin And The Perfection Of Fur
An article explains differences between sealskin jackets and imported or living fur seals. It outlines the prep process: washing, stretching, thinning flesh, severing hair roots, removing rough hairs, and preserving the pelt. It notes fur dyeing yields a deep uniform tint admired.
Van Bulow's Slow Tempo Angers Audience
A historical snippet recounts Van Bulow introducing Beethoven and deliberately slowing the allegro to time with two ladies walking to their seats, provoking remarks about antiquity and the lessons of the past. Interspersed anecdotes include Mrs Knober and Mrs Cimber, with dialogue about portraits and social manners.
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van Bulom
van Bulow
Finn
Pilve -Bartners
Bentnisce
Luminous Paint Sparks Odd Baby Bath Scene
In a quirky exchange, Benedick praises luminous paint while Singleton asks its use. Benedick explains they paint the baby's face to illuminate him at night without getting the glare. The dialogue also touches on perceptions of women and marriage in a humorous tone.
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Benedick
Singleton
Rockefeller image on kindness and world getting better
John D Rockefeller and Mrs Rockefeller enter Fifth Avenue Baptist Church in New York for New Year services and greet worshippers. He shares a Lamartine quote about seeing more good than evil, speaks on kindness and justice, reflects on abuse, and recalls a train side story with William Thaw. He touts forest planting, low waste, and shows a new self portrait after church before inviting the reporter to view it at his home.
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John D. Rockefeller
Lamartine
Mynx
Mr. Rockefeller
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
William Thaw
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ivy
Kumlosci
New York
Huntington News Roundup Highlights Local Deaths and Changes
Rain and bad roads slow Huntington activity as Treva Boice returns from Cleveland. Anthony Laboree, aged 89, dies Jan 3 at his home. he was Huntington’s oldest resident. Mrs. Edar Nimocks dies, Grandma Simonson improves after a fall. E. M. Potter sells his store to Adair of New Philadelphia. Sells, Sr. moves into J. B. Robinson’s house. Various residents travel to Elyria and Wellington. The K of P hall social is postponed. planned installation of officers Jan 16. Adelbert Richards and David Codding move about town. church activities and college work noted.
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Treva Boice
Cleveland
Anthony Laboree
Huntington
Edar Nimocks
Grandma Simonson
E. M. Potter
Adair
New
Philadelphia
Mr. Sells, Sr
Olena
J. B. Robinson
D. Hull
Kate Lorence
Elyria
Peter Finkle
E M. Potler
M. E. Parsonage
Bertha
Nellie Richards
Wellington
B.S. Wyant
Chari Bush
Bush
Elvis Rasp
David Codding
Wellinston
C. W. Harr
Emery Knapp
Tom Ringle
D. S. Edwards
M E
Delaware Wesleyan College
Huntington Bee
M. E. Church
E. F. Chapman
Sandusky Still After Franchise in O P League
Sandusky haunts the O P league bid, hoping to secure a franchise while a Lake Shore Electric Trolley league remains unsettled. Promoters doubt Sandusky will land the concession and foresee a merger with Elyria and nearby towns. A Vermilion meeting, just after the C P session, will organize the new league. The Wild West and the Indians Coming.
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Sandusky
O. & P. League
Lake Shore Electric Trolley League
New League
Elyria
Vermilion
Farms for sale near Elyria and Norwalk in diverse lots
A parcel list from Lorain and nearby counties offers farms with varied sizes from 27 to 4634 acres, near Elyria Oberlin Norwalk and Norwalk, with soil types including sand muck and gravel. Many listings mention buildings, fruit operations, orchards, and proximity to town, rail, and car lines. Prices range from 1000 to 28000 dollars, and trades include property swaps to Jackson County Michigan and near Newark.
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Elyria
Chestnut Ridge
Oberlin
Lorain County
R. R
Norwalk
Appie
Jackson County
Mich
Newark
Xood & Fot
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