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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text from Elyria Reporter jumble mentions editor and manager roles and subscription terms, with unclear names and dates. The readable items suggest a historical newspaper card style entry but lack coherent events or specifics to headline clearly.
A Salisbury orchestra evening drew mixed reaction in the Elgrim Democrat column titled A Critic Criticised. The critic praised some numbers but faulted others for not meeting musical standards, noting the soloists’ voices and tone, and questioning attendance value. A local reader anecdote followed about a Parkside Avenue child and two kittens, ending with a playful misnaming.
A citizen group in New London formed to bid on building for gas and oil. About 1000 acres of farmland in the northeastern area of the township near Rochester has been named for the project. Indications suggest a formal plan will be announced soon outlining the plan and expected volumes of work and drilling methods.
The annual report from AE Burgess, chief orchard and nursery inspector for the State Board of Agriculture, notes a public disbursement of 12.40. In the year 239 orchards were inspected, with 5,600 directed trees and shrubs destroyed. Of nurseries, 14,086 trees were condemned and sanitary trees were estimated.
On Monday February 2, the ground hog will reveal whether spring is near by showing a shadow. If a shadow is seen, bad weather will last six weeks. if not, spring will come early. הציבור notes uncertainty about his appearance and path before returning to winter quarters.
The eighteenth annual meeting of the Associated Ohio Dailies closed in Columbus with John T Mack of Sandusky elected president for the sixteenth time. F A Rowley of the Lorain Times-Herald was chosen as a national editorial association delegate. A local contractor notes rising material and labor costs shrink spring building plans as many workers abandon new homes. concern grows over a possible wave of slow construction due to high prices.
A fragment from the New York press recounts a quirksome scene where three schoolchildren debate parental ancestry. The exchange escalates with crude jokes about descent from Mary Tyuceu of Scots and a playful remark about a boy. The piece ends with a short, humorous aside on social pretensions.
Vinel is presented as the premier appetite creator and digestion booster. The ad claims Vinol contains active curative elements from cod liver oil without greasy taste, acting as a tonic and re builder to improve digestion, blood, and appetite. Testimonials from Mrs Elizabeth Freney of Waterbury and a local seller promise refunds if not satisfied.
The notice lists executors guardians and administrators including Chektapiice Burgett William Walker Mart Ackernans and others. It references court actions for examination and hearing on a specified February day and mentions guardians and executors across multiple estates under Probate Judge EBlyrit in January.
Notice of Executors Sale of Real Estate pursues an order of the Court of Conrad Bima Lernon Wout Ohio. The sale occurs on a specified day in 1908 at the courthouse, offering a described property bounded by landmarks and neighboring parcels. Appraised at 900.00 with terms to be announced. executors Clins and LUV DAGUE represent the estate of Freder OK Magne deceased.
Cleveland and surrounding cities schedule detailing hourly departures from Cleveland Public Square to Elyria Oberlin Wellington Lorain North Amherst Lorain Grafton and Norwalk divisions. Includes connections at Oberlin Lorain and daily lines to Birmingham Florence Berlin Heights Norwalk and Berea. Notes on cars, bridge view, and weekend additions with excursion info and contact at Garfield Building Cleveland.
An 19th century advertisement extols Boschee's German Cough Remedy as a universal fix for consumption and long coughs. It claims best selling status since 1868, criticizes cheap drugstore alternatives, and promises relief for cold symptoms, bronchitis, croup, and night symptoms. Sold by druggists worldwide, G. G. Green Wood.
A letter from Mrs. Carey claims Kodol helps tonify the stomach and blood, with others endorsing relief from indigestion and dyspepsia after use. The fragmentary note cites personal trials and recommends Kodol as a remedy for digestive distress.
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