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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1903
Page
4
We show recent importations of High Grade English Dinnerware in Flow Blue Green and Gold and dainty Dresden decoration. The latter boasts beauty of design and shapeliness rivaling the highest priced Mayiland with delicate tint for versatile use. All are full open stock patterns from leading English factories with handsome decoration.
A local producer promotes low prices on decorative shore line decorations and related items. The message emphasizes factory control, exclusivity, and superior value compared with city competitors, inviting customers to compare quotations.
In a curious note the Tea and Coffee Department brands three coffees as its leaders while positioning itself as the county’s robbers and importers of tea. The peculiar statement frames a fictional or symbolic trio as prominent figures in the narrative.
Family Blend at 16c Victor at 25c Sterling at 35c Mor cup quality they are sur passing fine, and will round onthe amowl in a satisfying manner. We love Powdered Wolfee the only kind you can successfully use for Preneh Drip. We are still the only dealers making the full reduct ion of Me per Thoon ten, and you still receive the premium checks.
A fragment lists tea types with prices such as 60 TEA for 50 and 40 TEA for 60, plus Broken Leaf Tea at 18 Tea Dust 15 and Sun Dried Tea 25. The text claims not philanthropy and hints at a demand for rightful belongings, inviting action before January 1.
Amherst records the death of Alonso Wright aged about 85 after a cancerous tumor appeared on his neck. Born November 1 1895 in Easox Qo he moved with family to Lorain Oberlin and later studied at Oberlin College and Eoleatls Medical College in Cincinnati. He married Nisa Whipple in 1861 and left a wife six children survive. funeral Monday conducted by Pastor Harding of Oberlin. Also noted is the death of John Wagner at 72, with burial planned in Avon.
Soldiers praise Backten's Arnica Salve for scratches bruises wounds and sore joints. It claims to cure boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles with a pay if not. Available for 25 cents at H J Bady's drug store.
For Rent room house Seventh street 12.50. S room house Seventh street 19.50. McNelly house Lake avenue 30.00. All conveniences and barn two houses on Huron street 19 each. 11 room house Third street Bu0. For Sale 43 acres fair buildings Grafton township Sb Any reasonable terms. Frank A Sauth Blyiing Block.
The town records a flurry of activity with Mrs Johnson’s illness, visits from Mrs Ang Stroup and family, Mrs Russel renting a house, and Karl Merriam moving in. A new South Main street sale, Jan 14 1902 wedding of Mina Gott and Frank Wolcott, and various residents noted in daily life. Outstanding items include ice from the quarry, a gan piping job by M Canfield, and enduring interest in local mill activity and a public lecture by O D Mokke.
G narratives of residents include Mrs Baker’s school day last Friday with speaking and singing. Guests: Miss L Kohler of N Amherst with Miss A Schmithous. Sunday visits by Mr F Ubberly and Mr L Smith. Henry Standen’s ill son. Vermillion visit by Mrs O Miller family. Mr L Cook injuries from heavy roller. Mr B Baker enlarging his house on the avenue. JT and Mrs Negus hosted by Mr and Mrs A Miller. Mrs Lay’s visit with Mrs Negus. Widespread colds. Toombny visit by Mr Worten and Mrs Lay to Lake Braeze grandma Standen. Elvria Milling Co. sales soar amid snow drifts. flour driver’s mishap scatters cargo across the car track.
Henrietta Booker and Ernat Booker visited relatives in Cleveland while Lyon Senafer hne recovered from chickenpox. Misa A Bauman received a new organ for Christmas and began music lessons. Misses R Heamsath and Anna Dutie visited Amelia Bauman on Sunday afternoon. Krieg visits sister Maggie Beokstien in Angsia. Gertie Etta and Dom Smith called on Ira Kjipling, and Maria Bohn with Iona visited Frank Krueger last Sunday. MEB
Carlisle notes show Mr and Mrs T Wallington of Spencer visited friends last Thursday. Mr P EK Clark rented his farm to Mr Pilipat. J Smith visited Cleveland recently. Mr and Mrs H Dimick visited their son and daughter Sunday. Ada Smith spent day with Misa Millia. Mrs W Prindle hosted the Indies Aid Society of the M church. They enjoyed a pleasant afternoon. Mr and Mrs Sonor visited WG and Mrs Allen Sunday. Mrs Finch went to Cleveland on business Friday. Mrs Web’s health is poor. A sleigh party to Henry Lantsberry’s home with oysters and treats numbered 26, leaving the next morning. Jame Coghlan badly hurt after a hay accident. Lyman Capell traveled to Dayer to visit Inia relatives. Violet.
Mrs 3 H Newsom of Decatur Alabama says electric Bitters saved her from grave illness after three years of torture from indigestion waterbrush stomach and bowel dyspnea She reports gaining 85 pounds and praises the medicine for liver kidney and appetite issues Sold 50 cents at H J Eady's drug store.
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