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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
4
The text shows garbled phrases about workers and trades including weavers and pallets. It mentions names like Watkins and Liniders, places such as WY and US, and scattered terms like pallets, merchants, and bets. Overall, the fragment reads as a disjointed note on labor and commerce with unclear chronology.
On January 12 the eighth birthday of Rev J J Zough was celebrated at the Baptist church despite cold weather. Over forty attendees joined including friends from Oberlin and others who sent letters or calls from Oberlin Elyria and Sheffield. A present valued at over 80 was given in token of respect and affection. Ladies of the church prepared a dinner served at noon, with a chicken dinner planned at the town hall on Thursday at 2, arranged by the Baptist woman's society.
The funeral for Miss Edus Crehore, who died January 3, was held at Sheffield Congregational Church last Saturday. Rev A K E Thompson of Lorain delivered a touching sermon as Lorain High School classmates laid 48 carnations on the coffin, each symbolizing the beautiful girl.
Pittsfield reports Mrs H Bsesing in Elyria late week while Miss G Wares returns from Wood county. Miss O Whitney, formerly in Spencer, is home with Mrs Dan Caley in Elyria on Saturday. Nass Ninn Root 1 resumes work in Oberlin conscrators this term. Mrs Abbie Edmonds visits daughter Mrs F West. Miss H McRoberts returns to Lakewood Monday. Mr A Whitney 19 in Lakewood.
Mrs S H Newsom of Decatur Alabama says she suffered three years of severe indigestion and related stomach and bowel issues until Electric Bitters. She reports she can eat heavily now and has gained weight. The remedy is sold for 60 cents at Hi Jady's drug store with a guaranteed effect.
After forty years of torture from a chronic disease the sufferer credits DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve with relief following ten years of failed therapies. The testimonial from O Haney, a General, asserts the salve cured his long standing burns and skin troubles, warning against counterfeit imitations.
Advertises a cough cure claiming to liquefy mucus and reduce inflammation to stop coughs colds grip bronchitis and throat and lung trouble. Cites a testimonial from H A Dykoman about regaining voice for an oratorical contest after a bad cold.
A vintage advertisement extols Boachie's German Syrup as the universal remedy for consumption and lung troubles. It claims high sales since 1868, warns that many cough cures are inadequate for severe coughs, bronchitis, and croup, and notes it is sold by all druggists worldwide through Green Woodbury in New Jersey.
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