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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1903
Page
2
A public gathering will feature a demonstration on osmeadtpox and a speech by Mr. Facab Marbach at the Blytia Board of Hoenlih meeting. Officials from Ghevehwnd Op Carete and WOR Cuelett of Ghevehwnd will attend as part of a broader program.
Grace Koshinski of Grafton is reported to have eloped from her aunt's home with an Italian companion. Her father tracked her to Elyria then learned she had gone to Lorain to visit an aunt. They reportedly left that evening for Cleveland.
Rochester social notices include Mrs Chas Aghcraft in Cley sandt nab week and Mrs Robt Potter returning from Elyria. Dr AL Garrison of Sullivan, visits. revival meetings close. Epworth league and Congregational events announced. multiple visits and church offerings mentioned with names and places such as Elyria Sullivan Treonville and Wellington.
A narrator argues southern agriculture hinges on improved farming methods led by education. He cites Booker T Washington, contrasts northern and southern practices, notes soil fertilization needs, and laments reliance on enslaved-era techniques, urging better management and oversight for revival.
Residents and visitors list includes Mrs Dennison ill with a wetting survey, Andrew Kelly critically ill with pneumonia, F Edmonds and Dote of Oberlin visiting Roy LaDon, N Smith visiting sister in Berlin, Dewey Doam delivering a sleigh load of seventeen youths from Oberlin to Roy LaDou, and Mrs Reusser ill at her daughter Mrs Buchs.
In winter the text warns women and children in close quarters suffer watery pale blood and nervous decline. It promotes Paine's Celery Compound as a sure aid to restore fresh blood, strengthen flesh and tissue, and defend against germs, urging readers to try it for renewed health.
A terse notice lists Divestron Bank and five deed samples presented in Burlington Vermont. Details are sparse but indicate a property transaction or sample collection connected to DIAsown Dyes.
Central Passenger has authorized a single round trip fare to all OPA points in Ohio for the State Convention of Christian Endeavor at Elyria from June 26 to 28, 1903. The special rate covers about 25 railroads within the state for continuous passage in either direction on June 24, 26, and 28, with return by June 28, 1903. W. O. Williams, Chairman Transportation Committee.
A West Point man credits Dr Kings New Discovery with curing a severe lung illness after doctors feared consumption. He states he gained health and now weighs 227 pounds. The remedy is advertised as guaranteed for coughs colds and lung troubles with trials available at H J Endy’s for 50 cents or one dollar.
Daily express lines list accommodations and freight options between Tolono Chicago Detroit and Norwalk with schedules noting mornings and afternoons. The notices include rates such as 5 per ton for freight, and timing references like 4 0 am and 7 Day Expregs, along with various regional connections and service notes.
Service outlines frequent rail cars between Elyria Wellington Oberlin Lorain and Cleveland Public Square with connections to Medina Puritas Springs Lindale and Norwalk divisions. Express routes run hourly from early morning to late evening with special weekend through service and scenic bridge crossing over Rocky River. Address for details O Wilson GP A 615 Garfield Hidy Cleveland.
An advertisement praises Boschee's German Syrup as the leading remedy for consumption and lung troubles since 1868. It argues many cough treatments exist for mild colds, but this syrup helps with severe coughs and difficult expectoration, claiming worldwide sales and universal availability through druggists.
The advertisement touts Kadol as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. Mrs Cronfill of Troy, J. T. reports long term relief after four bottles. H A Dykoman of Geynae endorses Kadol for digestion. The copy claims Kadol digests what you eat and improves blood quality.
C Hansy of Geneva reports relief after 40 years suffering piles following use of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The ad claims the salve also cures cuts burns wounds and skin diseases and warns against counterfeit products from H A Dykeman.
An illness prevention claim describes DeWitt's Little Marty Risers as a gentle bowel cleanser. The pills are praised for not gripping and for moving the bowels copiously while imparting tonic strength to the glands. The testimonial is attributed to H. A. Dykeman.
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