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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
4
A reflective remark on friendship as a shielded bond based on virtue and truth. It favors private admonition when needed and rejects flattery, promising lasting value beyond life. The fragment ends with garbled filler text.
The piece weighs a double schedule tariff with minimums for some nations and maximums for others, citing Germany and Canada as test cases. It notes debate among Roosevelt Root and Cannon on a possible maximum for the United States while acknowledging no change at this session of Congress.
A collage of humorous snippets and dialogue fragments. The piece mixes comic tales about opera goers, biblical humor, and a post office closure note, with caricatures of a bear hunt, Irish flavor in names, and mistakenly transcribed conversations.
A jumble of phrases mentions Columbus claiming city status, a sour remark about a lemon club in South Norwalk, Lorain seeking more police, and a convoluted letter sent to the postmaster general. The text includes stray references to beestings, Paris, and unclear administrative notes from a Western postmaster.
A patchwork of odd local items spans Ohio seeds sales a bold express driver tobacco dispute and a seismology miscue in London. June New Year resolutions drift amid Cleveland Tip Club banquets with Mayor Johnson entangled in prior clashes.
Wade Ellis Ohio attorney general denies any plan to run for governor. He says the current governor will be the Republican nominee and that efforts will seek a unanimous vote to name him.
Cleveland taxpayers press to sway county commissioners to use sandstone instead of granite for the new county buildings. Pamphlets are being distributed citywide and property owners urged to petition the board. Proponents argue sandstone is an Ohio product and would keep money in state rather than flow to New England.
Two wills were offered for probate, Amos Douglas Brown of Lorain leaves his property to his wife Marie, while Margaret McCabe leaves hers to Mathew McGuire. The union notes lateness of hour and plans to enroll upwards of 790 members, with addresses to be notified. Alice C. Collum signs as state organizer. An advertisement for the College of Finance offers correspondence courses and job placement.
A string of jewel thefts in Rexbury perplexed police as diamonds vanish from five homes. A boy watching street talk and a magpie uncover the missing items from a bird’s nest, ending the spree. The Scotland Yard detective admits error before the town ends pending cases and the bird is shot.
Report outlines Evelyn Nesbit Thaw at trial and the Thaw family present. It notes actresses from Floradora summoned to testify and previews possible verdicts including electric chair, insanity defense, or acquittal amid questions on the unwritten law.
F C Wood of Akron Ohio purchased the entire stock of The Liberty Clothing Company appraised at about 23000 He plans to sell at half price for ten days starting Wednesday January 30 with one price policy and refunds for dissatised customers Former manager Havre undecided on other ventures Kennedy laxative syrup advertised with honey and tar touted as original and effective for colds. sold by druggists
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