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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1907

Page

3

Philippines Get Their Prot Glimpse Of Ice

A glimpse of life in the Philippines describes life in Manila and Cavite, American influence, rapid growth, and improved sanitation. It notes farm productivity, wages, transportation, and stores, with soldiers benefiting from savings and assignments abroad. It mentions recruitment, enlistment terms, and travel allowances, plus a homesick note and a medical ad for Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea.

Philippines A. E. Frost

Uric-O Promoted as Cure for Rheumatism in Ad

An advertisement claims URIC-O, a liquid remedy by the Smith Drug Company of Syracuse, cures all forms of rheumatism by dissolving uric acid with no poison or alcohol. Priced at $1.00 per bottle, samples and literature are offered. the ad notes local availability via Eady's Drug Store in Elyria.

Real Estate Market Sees Winter Stagnation In County

In the county recorder's office no warranty deeds were filed over the past two days, signaling winter stagnation in real estate. Observers expect few transfers until late February as activity is muted by mild weather and spring approaches.

County Recorder

Joint Installation Of Officers At G A R Hall

At the G A R hall this evening a joint installation of officers will be conducted by the W R C and G A R. Arrangements are under way for a festive following the regular installation service. Faint heart never won fair lady. Our is a brunette.

G. A .R. Hall G A. R

Questions Raised on Wives Rights Spark Chicago Debate

Chicago activists from the Political Equality League urge a legal reckoning on marital rights. They plan to push 42 questions about a wife’s ownership of clothes, control over property, earnings, and children’s welfare, inviting women lawyers to weigh in at the February meeting.

Chicago Te Political Equality League League Chicago Political Equality League Hin Springfield Jare Dome

Delays in Divorce Trials Are Common and Lengthy

A street comment that easy divorce is possible is proved false as six months or more often pass before a case is heard. Delays come from postponed answers and defendant illness, with some suits filed a year earlier still on the docket. Many petitions fail for lack of proper grounds, while some cases are dismissed for unpreparedness. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is endorsed for children and sounds dulling relief from coughs.

Beat Brittain Seeks Worldwide Peace Effort at Hague

Paris reports William Stead, in London, says he is traveling for peace authorized by Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman. He proposes two steps for the second peace conference at The Hague: fund peace propagation and enforce Article VIET to deter war, with a fortnight pause for mediation.

Paris Dan William London Henry Campbel-Bannerman Great Britain The Hague Stead

Navy Recruiting Drive Seeks Able Young Seamen

The United States Navy invites capable youths aged 17 to 25 for apprentice seamen and 18 to 35 for additional roles. Pay ranges from 16 to 70 dollars monthly with a 45 dollar clothing outfit, 30 year retirement at four fifths pay, and extra benefits for marksmen and re-enlistment. Travel and relocation allowances apply. Applicants must be American citizens. Apply at Cleveland recruiting station or Warren post office from January 16 to 19, 1907.

Enliets U. 5. Navy W. 6Th St Superior Av Cleveland Warren Ohio

Mrs Austin Pancake Flour Delights Lovers of Waffles

If you enjoy muffing and waffles try Mrs Austin's Pancake flour and you will be delighted with the results.

Shorthorn Breeders to Gather in Ohio for Annual Meeting

The Ohio Shorthorn Breeders Association will hold its annual meeting January 16 at 7 p.m. President Reed Carpenter of Mansfield will give the annual address. Other talks include The Shorthorn of the Future by Joseph B. Wing of Mechanicsburg, Should Pedigree Be the Main Consideration in Selecting a Herd Bull by G. M. Roudebush of Newtonsville, Succulent Winter Feed for the Breeding Herd by Peter Ross of Mansfield, and The Trade of 1908 by C. EL HL Urton of Clarksville.

Ohio Shorthorn Breeders’ Association Reed Carpenter Mansfield Joseph B. Wing Mechanicsburg G. M. Roudebush Newtonsville Peter Ross Cal EL HL Urton Clarksville

Fire damages former McKinley death home in Buffalo

Buffalo Jan 11 The former home of John G Millburn in Delaware avenue where President McKinley was taken after being shot and where he died was badly damaged by fire yesterday morning. The loss is estimated at 325000. The property had been sold recently to Philip M Shannan.

Buffalo John G. Millburn Delaware Avenue McKinley Philip M. Shannan

Hatcheries Expand as State Boosts Fish Supply

The Lakeside hatchery reports 115000000 herring and whitefish in incubation, breaking records. Put-in-Bay government hatchery is well filled and a new hatchery under construction will double London’s capacity for 1907, with calls for more hatcheries statewide to supply local streams.

Lakeside Put-in-Bay London

Husband's body in the train prompts wife's death in Chicago

In Chicago on January 17 Mrs H. Snauth of Denver died after the body of her husband, a Reading attorney once in Baltimore ten years ago, was being moved to Baltimore for burial. The train car intended to carry one body bore two, and the wife died soon after. The husband, Smith, had gone West for health and died of consumption. The wife was daughter of John E. Hirst, Maryland governor candidate in 1895.

Chicago H. Snauth Denver Baltimore Smith Reading John E. Hirst Maryland

Reporter Printing Company Adopts New Board and Officers

A stockholders meeting of The Reporter Printing Company was held at the Stroup & Fauver office. The board of directors chosen includes J. C. Dickinson, W. R. Huntington, H. C. Field, L. M. Webb, and J. Fauver. Officers selected were A. C. Dickinson as president, H. C. Field as vice president, and L. B. Webb as secretary and treasurer.

Reporter Printing Company Stroup & Fauver Folowing J. C. Dickinson W. R. Huntington H.C. Field L. M. Webb J. & Fauvver A. C. Dickinson H. C. Field L. B. Webb

Trainmen to Undergo Rule-Book Examinations

Lake Shore Electric trainmen will begin a series of examinations of the book of rules starting next week at the general offices in Norwalk. The crews study diligently to pass creditable tests.

Lake Shore Electric Norwalk

Three Thousand Rats Driven Out of Caldwell

Caldwell residents gathered yesterday and drove out of the town 3,457 rodents to end an infestation. Only one rat is alleged to have escaped, according to local reports from Caldwell on January 11.

Caldwell

Bank nets profit on Chadwick property sale in Cleveland

Cleveland January 11 President J C Hill of the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company Elyria sold the Cassie Chadwick property in Cleveland. Bank bought it at foreclosure for 35000 and sold for 38800 proving a good investment. Also notice the Masonic Temple Company stockholders meet January 21 1907 at 2 p.m. to elect directors and handle other business.

Middle Avenue Middle Ave Highth St Dick Bell Bell Hardware CO Broad St Elyria Cleveland J. C. Hill The Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Company Cassie Chadwick Masonic Temple Comany Masonic Lodge

Remedies and elixirs touted for disease cure claims

An advertisement-style passage criticizes multiple-disease cures and promotes Electrogen as a germ-killing tonic promising blood purification and toning effects. It claims a free 50 cent bottle by mail and lists Fremont and Eady Drug Store as sellers. Also touts Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup free of opiates, containing Honey Tar and conforming to the Pure Food and Drug Law.

Kennedy Electro Gen Co Fremont, C Eady Drug Store

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