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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1903
Page
4
A fragmented ad from an old newspaper markets Blecatae Bitters as a cure for indigestion loss of appetite and liver and kidney trouble. It mentions a lady’s drugstore and references locations such as Dooutar AIR and LunrAnterdore Onay G9 with boastful claims of quick relief. PMID
An advertisement extols Vinol tonic as a modern remedy for pale blood and weakness. It claims Vinol, from cod liver oil extracts, strengthens red cell loss and restores color, with testimonials from users like A. K. La Parson of Taunbury Massachusetts and guaranteed refunds.
The Oberlin college winter term opens with about 800 students enrolled, the largest opening in the college's history. The article notes high attendance and strong demand for courses, highlighting new student intake as a standout figure.
An unreadable OCR snippet touts Kodol as a cure for indigestion and weak blood. It mentions Mrs. Crafill and a testimonial tone claiming digestion improves after using the product, but the fragmentary text is garbled and hard to verify.
An ad extols Jewels, candy, flowers and a man’s order, linking magnet power to wealth and urging women to mask to obtain a covered gum. It promotes regular use of Roabapie German Tap f to prevent cold or bronchial issues and claims early cure for colds and bronchitis. Also mentions Dr G G Greens remedies and Green's Almanac for sale in Portland near Wert Bridge Street.
Fragmented text discusses cattle judging at a historic American Royal event. It references a catalog and methods to identify cattle and people involved. The garbled OCR mentions individuals like Thompson and family names, with scattered notes on cattle and judging practices.
A fragmented account discusses Aztec and Laguna potters from Mexico, their craft in New Jersey markets, and the social context of learning trades among children. It invokes mythic imagery and mentions hunger, family life, and a local artist’s scheme amid a broader cultural exchange.
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