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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1906
Page
3
Drapery sewing pattern notes a rolled collar option and a tailored fitted foundation for heavy cotton vesting fabrics. Describes sleeve and front edge finishes, sizes for busts 32 to 40 inches, and yardage for 34 to 44 inch wide fabrics, with emphasis on comfort and smart tailoring.
Leading Germans in Cleveland and influential German citizens across Ohio press for a statewide vote on Sunday saloon closures. Secretary William Seckel of the Cuyahoga County Liquor Dealers' Association says communities should decide locally, with action paused until Gov. Pattison’s recovery and early legislative fever subsides.
Residents describe a unsettled pattern as if the earth shifted and a January climate arrives in March. P H Rogers returned to the South Monday. Lena Holman of Cleveland visits with her brother and Scott Aldrich family. Dollie Buckingham travels to Elyria for nurse work. Dushinke family head home to South Lorain after visit. Mrs Frank Schaefer recuperating in Cleveland hospital. Carl and Mary visit. Rogers family visits Ridgeville.
The piece notes compulsory English in Mexican public schools and many teachers sent to the United States for pedagogy. It cites rising cross border visits, Mexican youths studying in the U S, and Mexicans adopting American living norms. The Mexican vice president, seen as Americanized, supports U S investment and protection of Americans there. He sends his children to study in the United States.
Train No. 11 reaches via Akron with Nos 17 16 4% including Pullman and Parlor care Daily Except Sunday. Flag station. G A Dachtler, Ticket Agent.
The Philadelphia Record notes the private clipping bureau keeps ages and appearances of debutantes, turning social histories into a humorous torture for men. A single observer recalls a suitor who scrolls back through clippings to comment on a girl’s changing looks, provoking backlash from the girls.
Statisticians estimate pests ruin crops worth 298 million annually, with further losses totaling 785 million across cereals animals forests truck crops and other products. Additional impacts include higher prices and pest-fighting costs. Coincidence names and light humor segments follow.
Daily sale through April 30 1906 on the Big Four Route offers return passage until June 1 1906 with low rates and long return limits. Agents in Cleveland and Cincinnati provide full information on rates, limits, and tickets.
Schedules show Elyria to Public Square Cleveland hourly from 6:00 P M to 11:00 P M with Cleveland Limiteds at 3:40 10:40 A M and 12:40 2:40 4:40 6:40 P M. Elyria to Oberlin Wellington Lorain North Amherst Grafton Norwalk Birmingham lines listed with various hourly and every twenty minute services. weekend 11:00 P M noted. Norwalk Limiteds times include 9 40 A M 1 40 6 40 P M.
The Lorain Street By loop timetable shows Elyria to Beach Park and Cleveland departures at 6 46, 6 48, 7 46, 8 46, 0 45, 20548, 25 68 A M, 19 46, 1 46, 9 46, 8345, 4 45, 6 46, 6 45, 7 48, 8 45, 0 45, 10 48 P M Beach Park only 21 00 P M and 12 30 A M. Last car from Cleveland 11 16 P M waits for theaters.
May 38 1906 schedule shows Elyria to Lorain runs from 5:00 A M every 15 minutes to 10:00 P M with late trips at 10:40 11:20 7 19 40 and 1 20 A M FD only to 8 Lorain Wellsville 0 The Rev A J Walls of Steubenville to succeed Rev J W Toland who died suddenly Last week county auditors report says ex Treasurer D H Scott of Meadville Pa short 30874 80 in office three years He claims a figure error in court Monday and wants adjustment.
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