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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1907
Page
2
The pattern 5546 offers a one piece shepherds check dress suitable for boys up to four and girls up to six. It touts easy wear with side closures, tuck cuffs, and a turn over collar. Materials listed include linen chambrays and washable fabrics, with yardage for medium size and mailing details from the Fashion Department.
A Bolivian American fashion note features fur cuffs with elbow sleeves and ermine muff collarette as warm chic. Glove tests include stretch, aroma, and seam checks to gauge quality. advice on salves and Dewitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for chapped skin rounds out the piece.
Columbus reports a crowded field of Republican hopefuls for state offices ahead of the next convention in 18 months. Andrew L. Harris is expected to seek renomination for governor, with Charles C. Upham likely running for attorney general supported by Roscoe C. McCulloch. Upham notes his record in Stark County prosecutions and a Supreme Court win on a 1832 free banking act case.
A figure from the Eighteenth district demonstrated notable strength and earned recognition likely to influence future political campaigns within the district.
Lorain Street Railway controlled by Lake Shore Electric faced an added tax bill of 382.09 to cover sprinkling work, after the board of public service demanded municipal responsibility. The railway disputes the law as unconstitutional, while C. and W. paid a 625 dollar bill recently without protest.
Ohio railroads plan to restore party rates for excursions conventions and gatherings starting early this year, with all major lines agreeing except two small carriers. The change aims to ease travel costs for travelers within and outside the state as officials finalize the new pricing guidance.
An article by William A. Radford extols cottage homes as affordable comfortable options. It traces evolution from two room log cottages to a 32 by 46 foot design with porches and a high ground floor, plus practical landscaping and energy efficient heating.
The Sunday Magazine outlines two origins for mind your P s and Q s. One ties to tavern credit with pint and quart tallies. The other links to printer’s type confusion between lowercase p and q and the need to mind them.
A Kansas City meeting of two former governors illustrates opportunity in the republic. John Brady, once a homeless street boy nicknamed a little Mick, and Andy Burke, also a waif, both rose from poverty. Their journey began after an island institution and a letter about farm life inspired them to head west. Burke became governor in North Dakota, while Brady achieved governor status in Alaska after a period of striking it.
A Life Plant remedy advertisement asserts bronchitis stems from uric acid in the blood and that the plant dissolves this cause. It includes testimonials from Mrs. L. M. Knisley of New Philadelphia, Ohio, and urges readers to write to Dr I Mizer for personalized advice and a book on good health.
An advertisement promotes Indian Corn Leaf as a painless corn cure. It claims instant relief and total removal after one application, priced 20 cents plus a booklet via mail order. Also touts Indian Pile Ointment at 50 cents and offers agent opportunities from Bond Supply Co in Washington D.C.
Stephen Krozser petitions the Court of Common Pleas for a divorce from Suze Krozser of Perenz Hungary on grounds of willful absence and adultery. Hearing set after February 21 01sy. Strong & Fauver attorneys for plaintiff.
An advertising line notes very low rates and invites consulting G E Dachtler, agent, by phone 49 for savings.
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