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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1906
Page
3
July Fourth local notices announce White House Bakery closed all day and Sanitary Dairy will make a single Fourth delivery. Elyria Gun Club reports no shooting on July Fourth. Advertising copy urges orders for picnic refreshments and outlines insurance and fidelity bond language from a historical state document.
The notice promotes strawberries and pineapples for canning with appealing prices. It touts Georgia watermelons, Florida cantaloupes, California peaches, apricots and plums. Fresh cakes cookies and pies from Cleveland are highlighted with a familiar homey claim.
Alfred R. Hoover of Lorain Ohio has filed for discharge in the District Court of Ohio Eastern Division Northern District. Hearing before Judge Robert W. Taylor set in Cleveland on October 6 1906 at 9 30 A M. Also appears notices of sales and rentals and local advertisements in the same period.
A summary of haunted skull legends linked to Battiscombe House near Bridport and nearby sites. It cites Degro murder skulls said to be cursed, a Lady Boynton skull, a Tunstead heiress skull, Wardley Hall skull lore, and Hinton Sumpner Manor skull discoveries with references to Ingrams Gentleman's Magazine and Roby traditions.
A mothers club cites statistics from a test question given to many under 14 year olds claiming American children are 40 percent more brutal than foreign youths. The piece criticizes the method, notes unreported foreign replies, and mocks the premise while praising a seven year old’s honest reply.
Nurith confronts a wine dealer after receiving dusty bottles. The dealer defends the shipment while Nurith insists on quality, warning against selling shopworn wares. The Philadelphia Press framing implies a cautionary tale about deceptive goods.
The Ohio Insurance Department in Columbus certifies that the Northern Insurance Company of New York, located in New York City, has complied with Ohio laws governing fire and property insurance. The report lists aggregate assets and liabilities, capital, surplus, and income for the current year, with figures for net assets, paid-up capital, and annual income, concluding with the superintendent’s signature and official seal.
The ad touts experienced optical parlors that provide perfect fitting and up-to-date services. It warns against traveling peddlers and urges customers to come in for reliable results.
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