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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1907
Page
3
A fashionable blouse features a shaped yoke with trimming, designed to pair with gowns for a slim waist. Described in crepe de Chine cherry wine, it uses velvet trim and a lace chemisette, with three quarter sleeves and matching cuffs.
Advice from a periodcolumn on preventing dry cracked hands in winter. Prescribe thorough cleansing, heavy greasing with lard or olive oil, wearing gloves while chores, and a mutton tallow cure with camphor for soft skin.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as safe, private remedies for female ailments, with free consultation by letter from Dr. R V. Pierce of Buffalo New York. It claims benefits for weakness prolapse and other feminine disorders, plus tonics for nerves and general health.
Columbus, Jan 28. Commissioner Ankeer of the state dairy and food department urges a vigorous legislature to align state food laws with national standards. He warns manufacturers will set up brand factories in states lackingOhio laws to avoid penalties for adulterated goods. He says the time to act is before entrenched frauds spread.
Amherst residents travel to Cambridge Springs for Mrs Plato’s health. Mrs Avery and Miss Rerl visited Oberlin. WR C members attended two GA R banquets. Elyria visits by Sabiers family. Roy al Arcanum officers installed. Amherst teachers entertained by Tilburg and Orth. Klingbeil and Jemn of Lorain hosted Becker family.
A diverse round trip route offered across Florida via Washington, Baltimore and Ohio connections. The service emphasizes a tri route rate and aims to provide the best travel option with varied connections and schedules.
State School Commissioner B A Jones reports Ohio schools will exhibit at Jamestown with a large 1012 square foot education and socio economy room. Schools will prepare charts and maps detailing early state history and education progress. Total exhibit cost not to exceed 2500 dollars.
The Torrey meetings in Cleveland on Sunday yielded 788 conversions, lifting the grand total to 1,112 souls. About 2,000 attended the afternoon session and 6,000 the evening service, with a space in the armory reserved for new converts proving far too small. Many of the converts were children.
Howard Dennis a familiar Cleveland character known for public orations on taxes and varied topics was struck by a Big Four train Saturday afternoon and killed instantly. He left no money and may be buried in the potter's field unless friends intervene.
Stockbridge Massachusetts January 28 The Reverend Doctor Henry Martyn Field well known clergyman and author and for forty four years editor of the Evangelist of New York died at his home here Saturday after several weeks illness Death was due to a general breakdown incident to old age
Evelyn B. Baldwin who has tried three times to reach the North Pole presents furs mounted seal Eskimo dog and other curios of northern peoples at the Lyceum Course Monday night in Elyria. Seagon tickets reduced at Murbach's.
Washington on January 2 the senate finance committee signals no action on the House tariff bill until a Germany study report by Roosevelt and Root is issued. The panel edges toward slow changes to customs rules and fears undervaluation provisions invite fraud.
A health toning Vinol advertisement recounts Rev Geo W Rutland of Keene New Hampshire praising Vinol as a superior liver and blood tonic. Correspondence with E L Austin and Rev Rutland confirms authenticity and local dealer H A Crandall of Eady's Drug Store asserts Vinol concentrates medicinal elements of cod liver oil.
An article promotes Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic and Electrogen as non alcoholic germicides for women health. It touts cleansing, deodorizing, healing qualities and local antiseptic use. Offers samples and free 50 cent bottle with Electrogen booklet by mail to Fremant Electrogen Co.
Windsor Hotel at 1217 1229 Wilbert Street Philadelphia claims up to date accommodations at moderate rates. American plan 2 to 3 50 dollars per day European plan 1 to 25 dollars per day. Promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers safe reliable pills for complexion liver cleansing and system toning. Recommended by druggists.
An old advertisement touts a pile cure named Guaranteed Pile Cure with external and internal uses. It promises immediate action and offers mail delivery if not available in-store, signed by C. Dowrws, Wruggist, dated 7om 84.
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