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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1907

Page

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Mme de Thebes Foresees Turbulent Europe in 1907 Almanac

Paris reports Mme de Thebes, the horoscope clairvoyant, has issued her 1907 almanac predicting a bitter class war in Great Britain with a kingly end, upheaval in Germany and Austria, dangers for King Alfonso, Renaissance in Italy, and widespread disasters by fire and water across America and South America. France faces parliamentary and financial drama with notable scandals. Belgium may see social change while Russia shows contradictions. The Vatican’s influence is expected to grow with moral power strengthened. England's stance could aid the Vatican and impact France.

Paris Mme. de Thebes Great Britain Mme de Thebes House of Lords England Germany Austria Archduke Alfonso Italy America South America France Belgium Russia Yag Aboad

Many Counts Against Wald Chicago Banker

Chicago fed grand jury returns a 182 count indictment against John R Walsh for fraudulently diverting over 2.99 million to his personal account and paying himself through sale of Walsh industrial stocks and bonds tied to railroads Illinois Southern Southern Indiana and Wisconsin Michigan railroads. The scheme allegedly occurred without board direction as creditors’ assets struggled to liquidation.

Chicago Federal Grand Jury John R. Walsh Walsh Illinois Southern Southern Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Clearing House Ito Grand

Lake Erie & Pittsburg Negotiating Joint Track Use

Negotiations reportedly pend ing between Lake Erie and Pittsburg and Baltimore and Ohio for joint use of the Titters tracks between Kent Ohio and Youngstown. If completed, the new Lake Erie & Pittsburg line may operate between Lorain and Youngstown before its own tracks are finished. The line is largely owned by the Lake Shore and Pennsylvania.

Lake Erie & Pitttsburg Baltimore & Ohio Titter Kent, O Youngstown Lake Erie Pittsburg Lorain Pitsburg Lake Shore Pennsylvania

Damp book FDA uphears damp frauds and penalties

Fragmented OCR notes describe a damp book case linked to the FDA, mentioning revocation of a license and enforcement steps. It references specific cards, Siding, and adoption context, with unclear names and dates. The readable facts point to regulatory action and public health concern surrounding fraudulent items.

Man claims pea soup kept health, life extended to hundred

Montreal born Henry Tabor, born 1814, embraced pea soup as his sole diet since spring YsTO. He improved from cancer fears and weakness to robust health, gaining strength and weight after one week and rarely eating cereals or meat, sticking to soup with occasional baked peas.

Henry Tabor Mr Tabor Mr. Tabor Montreal Ysto

Thousands fear marriage not legally united in Pittsburg

Pittsburg residents fear their bonds may be invalid as thousands wonder if their marriages are legally recognized after Fred C. Fairbanks was indicted in Adams county Ohio for claiming residency to obtain a license in Steubenville. The issue touches about 2,000 couples in Pittsburg and vicinity amid Ohio Gretna Green concerns. A bankruptcy petition in The Kappus-Grant Company case No 2024 seeks dismissal with a hearing February 10, 1907 before Judge Robert W Taylor in Cleveland Ohio.

Pittsburg Fred C. Fairbanks Fairbanks Adams County Ohio Helen Scott Adams Steubenville Exery Gretna Greens Kappus-Grant, Company Kappus-Grant Company Oelock A Robert Www. Taylor Cleveland Chi

Questionable Air Advertised Medicines Dialogue

A reader asks if the statement about air advertised remedies is true. The correspondent argues against it yet cites Electro-gen as a promising blood purifier and tonic claimed alcohol free and narcotic free. An ad offers a fifty cent bottle free and lists a drug store, plus a separate pitch for Hollister's Tea at 35 cents.

Marriage creates daughter sister to her mother in New Castle

A remarkable marriage tangle in New Castle results Wednesday when Matthew Howard marries Bessie Wimmer, making Bessie sister-in-law to her own mother Mrs. Hoy Howard, wife of Matthew’s younger brother. The arrangement places the daughter as head of the family in law relations.

New Castle Matthew Howard Bessie Wimner Oy Howard

Colonial ideas shape modern homes and advice from Radford

William A. Radford offers free guidance on building and design for readers, tracing colonial house features from early Britain to modern tweaks. He notes open halls, combined parlors, improved dining layouts, and hot water heat integrated into kitchen ranges, while lamenting past space waste and praising durable, broad-front colonial forms.

Teitenen George Washington’s

Unghiltered Sheep Report from State Agriculture Board

The state board of agriculture reports mild weather and plentiful rainfall have melted snow, revealing fields ready to endure a severe winter. Statewide horse and cattle condition averages about 96 percent with late pasture and ample winter feed, though heavy rains have caused some suffering.

Board of Agriculture Hoss

Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method

If you suffer from bleeding, seeing, blind or protruding piles, send your address and I will tell you now to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment. Immediate relief and permanent care assured. Send no money. Write today to Mrs. M. Summers, Box F, Notre Dame, Ind.

M. Summers Box F Notre Dame Ind

Rural carriers seek Sunday mail delivery expansion

Rural routes may gain Sunday mail service to meet farmer and townfolk demand for newspapers and matter delivery each week. The move follows widespread urging by citizens and publishers across Galatry, with carriers noting potential salary demands if the innovation is adopted.

Eria Gewapaper Galatry @le

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Ad Shifts To Help Gillette

An old time advertisement extols a salve to ease skin ailments and warns buyers to seek the genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It references a Gillette family tale, a prison mention, and a note about Rocky Mountain Tea with a terse moral about social fortunes.

DeWitt

Gauss Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Radical Relief

An advertisement claims Gauss Catarrh Cure eliminates catarrh by removing poison germs, offering a free mail sample and urging readers to send name and address. It asserts prevention of breath loss, ulcers, bone decay, and insanity, declaring the remedy will cure all cases and restore social standing. The text includes faulty spelling and nonsensical address details.

Gone Friends MN. Gauss St. Marsyalh

Free Trial Coupon for Gauss Cure Appears in Mail

A damaged ad fragment offers a free trial package of Gauss' Combined Catarrh Cure mailed free in plain envelope. Readers are instructed to fill in name and address on dotted lines and mail to C. E. Gauss at 168 Main St Marshall Michigan.

Gauss C. E. Gauss Main St. Marshall Mich

Electrogen remedy promoted by Fremont firm claims cures

Answers to correspondents note inability to answer personal questions. The Electrogen Company of Fremont Ohio markets a liquid antiseptic purifying the blood and curing germ diseases. Priced at fifty cents or one dollar per bottle, the pamphlet promises thorough information and claims thousands cured in blood, stomach, liver and nerve troubles. A fifty cent bottle is offered free to the electrogen company for proof of value.

Electrogen Co Fremont Eady Drug Store Electrogen Company Fremont, O

Stockholders Meeting at Masonic Temple January 14 1907

The annual meeting of the stock holders of The Masonic Temple Company will be held at the Masonic Lodge rooms in the Masonic Temple at 2 o'clock p m Monday January 14 1907. The meeting is to elect Directors and transact other business. Secretary J Crisp notes this notice.

Masonic Temple Comany Masonic Lodge

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Europe Vatican Jackson Wald FDA Amd Senor Jeg A. W. Patrick Feye Mendelson ATS Pea Soup LES Sprucewood United State Northern District of Mars Hollister Rocky A. E A.radford William A. Radford Advic Fifth Ave Old London Farge Dundres Tacoma Ledger Reems 2Com Gillette I Waghing Diahed Voila Denver Colo Harry Gillette Auburn Prison Grace Broan Hi. Gauss Orman A. Tarbell & Co South Bend, Ind Stockholders’ Meeting J. ©. Crisp Secy
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