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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1906
Page
2
Subscriptions listed for The Daily Reporter and The Weekly Reporter. Rates include per week carrier delivery, yearly mail within Elyria and outside Elyria. Vase Pres & Editor Dean Taylor noted in the listing along with contact references.
Seven deaths from spotted fever have occurred among 350 naval apprentices sent to the training school at Newport last November. Four more of the boys are ill with the disease, with reports noting the illness among the group and contrasting it with plans for a Vanderbilt automobile project.
Mr John A McCall former president of New York Life Instance company faced mortgage issues tied to Long pranch home. In Worcester Massachusetts the cigar union passed a by law fining any member caught smoking, aiming to curb such conduct and support industry employment.
Health Officer French year ending January 1 reports 111 deaths. Tuberculosis killed six and pneumonia five. ten died from cancer and thirteen from heart diseases. Complete case list follows with scattered locality notes.
Lyman H Howa staged moving picture exhibitions at Gray's Armory showing war in the far east. Over ten thousand attendees including hundreds of students saw Port Arthur scenes. A child cried Mamma during a battle, a moment noted by local critics the next day. Photographer Joseph Rosenthal accompanied Japanese forces for nine months. General Baron Negi aided the siege footage for historical accuracy. The Elgin Theater promoted the engagement as a major event as in Cleveland.
A cab ride beside a locomotive yields a grim debate on stopping for children versus hitting a train. An engineer argues the humane choice is to strike the train, to spare more lives, illustrating a stark calculus of risk and consequence.
A collage of clipped quips shows banter about Judge Goodhiven at a dinner, with remarks from Philadelphia Ledger and Chicago News. The dialogue hints at social events, misreadings, and light witticisms, framed by random newspaper snippets and literary lines.
Unhappiness dispelled as men and women react to the arrival of Newbro's Herpicide a scalp germicide and antiseptic claimed to destroy microbes causing hair destruction The ad urges readers to try the product and offers a sample by mail from The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich with agent H A Dyheman.
Reverend 8 G Inman reports Santo Domingo, a valley village 26 miles from Saltillo, with about 1000 residents, ignorant of God and still venerating stone and wood idols. White men previously visited. locals cannot explain their village name or beliefs. the missioner notes extreme isolation and unlearned spirituality.
A celebrated woman addresses a Chicago audience and honors her husband as companion and guide. She credits him with unwavering support through demanding club duties and public speaking, while the crowd witnesses his tearful, humble pride as recognition finally comes.
A tall black-clad, businesslike elderly woman visits a London shop and declines assistance before selecting crape for mourning. The shopman touts new French goods for half mourning, asking who she mourns. She replies she buried her fourth husband yesterday, implying the subject is clear.
Three men plan for desirable positions in Government Service. Address R D in care of Reporter. Also a lady stenographer with experience sought for a position at G Reporter Office. Lost cuff link, reward offered. For sale a young Jersey cow. Rent ad for 8 rooms with modern conveniences. Also a pancake mix ad and a note on Queen Maud of Norway's hobbies and an old joke.
Milwaukee professor Wham L. Tomlins of Chicago told the Wisconsin Teachers association that music can curb graft and material evils when properly taught. He cited long experience with children and Bowery youths in New York, noting musical training taps reformation as brutal impulses fade and kindness rises.
British medical experts urge public to blow noses scientifically for hygiene. They recommend blowing one nostril at a time and avoid closing both passages. If both are blocked, forced air can push through the eustachian tube into the middle ear, risking serious consequences.
A Franch scientist claims a compound makes worms surface and die by writhing, per the New York Telegram. Yet the piece endorses traditional wit and mentions Mrs Austin’s Pancake Flour as best of all at groceries.
Federal officers report readiness to hand Mrs Morehouse to West Salem authorities if murder charge is pursued. If not, a February federal trial on fraud using the Mafia against Lt Gen Chafee may proceed. General Chafee to retire soon. General Bates to become chief of staff. Also notes European control of Africa and size comparisons of French Africa.
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