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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1901
Page
2
Public notice appears to announce a registration or reporting action related to a vehicle incident or civl matter. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption but include a publication reference and an East Broad Street street address. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are legible.
A sermon by Rev. W. C. Enty in a M E Church extols God’s hand in creation and nation building. It recounts Columbus, Plymouth, Jamestown, and the Mayflower compact, arguing divine guidance shaped early American liberty and Independence.
A sermon reflects on emancipation and the Civil War era, praising the spread of liberty and the United States expansion from the Alleghenies to the Pacific. It lauds God’s guiding hand, the 19th century’s progress, and calls to advance in the new century with faith and civic virtue.
German goose demand exceeds home supply and Russian imports fill the gap. A dedicated goose train from the Russian frontier brings 15 to 40 cars weekly, each car holding about 1 200 geese. On arrival, a strict sanitary inspection sets quarantine if disease is found and may trigger costly penalties.
The Engineering Magazine notes two main wasted power sources in blast furnaces: excess furnace gas and underutilized gas burned in boilers. It explains that about one ton of coke yields 160,000 to 180,000 cubic feet of high furnace gas per ton of iron and estimates 2,000,000 horsepower could be recovered if gas is used directly in engines from 1,000,000 tons of annual furnace fuel in Great Britain.
The article traces historic attempts to convert furnace waste gases into usable energy. It notes early failures and later partial successes in Britain and Germany, with engines testing gas utilization and the shift toward economical recovery, highlighting regional progress.
A column surveys the appeal of unattractive men through famous figures like Neipperg Wilkes and Duc De Richelieu, noting charm and personality often trump looks. It cites Napoleon, Liszt, Theodore Hook, and others, and reflects on female admiration despite reputations. Also mentions Cairo Nile dam developments and Baltimore night schools.
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