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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1903
Page
2
A note announces monthly delivery by carrier and yearly subscription options for The Olly Reporter and related papers, detailing pricing and delivery terms for subscribers in the area.
An editorial lambastes the city for neglecting fire protection as water fund schemes and bonds drain finances. It argues the fire department lacks pumps and engines, warns of a reckoning if a major blaze occurs, and criticizes officials for not expanding essential equipment despite growing need.
A meeting of the Lorain County Agricultural Society will be held at the courthouse in Elyria on Saturday January Hist at ten o clock am. New directors will be elected and officers chosen for the coming year. All members should attend.
The Century praises American engineers for leading world bridge construction. It notes long spans built faster and safer, saying the U S has developed bridge building to practical perfection. It argues no material surpasses steel for length or cost in the near future.
The piece notes paper hunting as a wild riding game with leading horses and pursuers. it also praises King Albert of Saxony for supporting arts and education in Dresden, highlighting his habit of attending university lectures and schools, and his courteous sense of not disturbing teachers.
An advertisement touts Vinol as a delicious tonic from cod liver oil claiming it cures coughs colds and wasting diseases. It includes a customer letter praising its effects and invites readers to visit the store for a personal explanation and a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
The winter term at Oberlin Buninegs college opened last Monday with about 200 students in attendance. The number of new enrollees set a record for the January start of a term.
The fragment lists sale items and travel offers including horse blankets and kettles, a Winchester Indiana letter praising Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Florida Special train tickets via the Big Four, and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers claimed to cleanse the system without gripe. It reads like a mixed page of consumer notices and travel promotions.
Mrs. Cranfill of Troy I T reports long standing indigestion and dyspepsia cured after four bottles of Kodol. The ad claims the tonic digests what you eat after meals and improves overall health by transforming food into rich red blood. H. A. Dyke man endorses the product.
A vivid advertorial complains that women prioritize jewels over health. It promotes Dr Boschee's German Syrup as a remedy to stop early consumption and heal bronchial tubes, urging readers to obtain Green's remedies at H J Hady's and consult Gert Green's Almanac.
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