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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR item reports a well known structure in Elyria completely consumed by flames. The notice lacks clear dates or names beyond local editor L. Dishro and subscription terms.
An editorial blasts Germany for unprovoked aggression, urges the U S to confront Berlin, and calls for Secretary Hay to demand clear aims or be replaced. The piece links the incident to violations of the Monroe Doctrine and arbitration efforts at the Hague.
Marine Map A M Hall of Oberlin oversees advertising and subscriptions for Beeson’s Directory of Lake Erie ports. The year introduces a current Great Lakes map showing all American and Canadian lake ports and a map of the St Lawrence River route.
Production of champagne from American apples is described, with apples cured dried and shipped to France where carbonic acid gas yellowing flavoring powder convert them into cider masquerading as champagne. Much is sent to England and consumed under the delusion it is a top brand.
The Comptroller of the Currency approves extending the charter of the National Bank of Elyria located in Elyria Ohio. The extension permits continued banking operations and related corporate purposes as authorized by law. Formal notice records the effective date and official seal.
Lord Coleridge K C represents the third generation of a noted family of lawyers. His father was lord chief justice and his grandfather sat on the bench. He served in the Attercliffe division from 1885 to 1894 before moving to the upper house. He remains active at the bar and is a humanitarian, a trait of the Coleridge family. Orthographic Virtus notes spelling as virtue and condemns bad spelling as vulgar.
The French Director General of Customs issues the first circular fixing exact quantities passengers may bring for personal use免 of duty. Allowances are thirty cigars or fifty cigarettes, or three and a half ounces of tobacco. exceeding these figures will incur duty on excess amounts in future. Articles mention a ledger of diverse items and humorous anecdotes from literature and local history.
A fragmented report cites Brass earnings rising with six months ended December and forecasts for 1008 earnings up at least ten percent. Nickel Plate superintendent Johnson issues line notices under section 108, threatening dismissal for employees frequenting bars or liquor venues. Eiffel Tower use and the 1909 Paris weather bureau plan are noted in passing.
H. A. Dykeman endorses DeWitt’s Little Early Risers to prevent biliousness and liver disorders. The pills are described as gentle yet copious in bowel movement and as providing tonic strength to glands, without causing griping.
Four of the nicest offices in town heated with steam modern improvements in excellent condition no better location in city for workspace and business operations available now.
A reader from Geneva reports lasting relief after using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for forty years of piles. The letter claims the salve cured a chronic condition and warns against counterfeit products.
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