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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1906
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an explosion and damage to buildings. It references smoke, a marshal, and items such as silks and a present but lacks clear dates, places, or names. The text is severely unclear and yields no verifiable events or entities.
Hill's Optical Parlor offers free eye tests at 533 Broad St. Local notes mention Miss Iona Geible and Mr. William Dengate in Fremont, Mrs. Ballou visiting from Lorain, and various residents traveling to Cleveland, Norwalk, Sandusky, Wellington, and Chicago. Mrs. S A Powers suffers from carbuncles. new homeowners include Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walsh planning a move to Chicago.
An early 20th century sale notice promotes Lenox Soap bars at 25e for event day only. It invites customers to sample Lutz and Schroaum pickles during a demonstration.
Miss Florence Stetson spent Sunday in Cleveland visiting friends, reported in local notices tied to Jack Reublin Tce cream soda and Hady's Drug Store.
Classified notices show ad rates three lines at 25 cents and six cents per additional line. Listings include an eight room Park View Court house inquire 122 Park View Court and a six room Rush Street home by Frank A Smith Bros. Also includes employment for two solicitors and two machinists at Elyria Iron and Steel Co and a fire insurance solicitor.
A famous preparation claims to cure coughs colds bronchitis grip and consumption in early stages. It relieves throat and bronchial irritation and is sold by all dealers at 25c and 50c.
A citizen complained to Sanitary Policeman Braman that his recent milk supply is not up to standard. He suspects skim milk and the officer will have the milk tested.
William Summerville told the court his attorney is the Lord Jesus Christ. Sheriff Salisbury says he shows religious fervor in jail, sometimes kneeling and praying for hours. He was indicted for striking a man named Jackson with a crowbar at Lorain.
The petit jurors summoned to meet at the courthouse were all present but no business arose and they were excused to return tomorrow. Judge Washburn is at Akron and will stay for a while, Judge Kohler will come to preside over the Court of Common Pleas until Judge Waghburn returns. The court opens at one o clock.
Sarah Mills of Ogden Utah explains she has not drunk water for forty eight years citing it as poisonous to her system. She says she drinks tea coffee lemonade and beer sparingly and can go hours without fluids when unwell.
Advertises deep discounts with prices per dozen towels and individual items. Shows .98c to $1.89 per dozen and cents per towel. Mentions quantities like 25 Dozen and various 9c to $1.00 each.
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