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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1906
Page
4
The ad touts a seven room house on Wooster Court with modern conveniences priced at 210,000. It also lists a property on West 4th Street Tot 41 by 165 feet, a six room house on Columbus Street 44 by 165 feet for 170,000, and vacant lots citywide available with builder options on easy terms.
A chaotic frontier scene shows a display of baskets and babies during a rough mountain rodeo. Dogs chase a baby, mares and ponies move through a tense crowd, while mothers struggle to protect infants amid laughter and danger.
The London Chronicle notes England has few eminent women explorers since Mary Kingsley died while France boasted Mme Dleula, Mme Deltue Vardus, and now Lume Massien, decorated with the cross of the Lesson of Honor. Massien travels alone in men’s dress, through Tibet and Uibera, remaining famously unfriended.
The article argues the president must cover travel costs or rely on the public treasury, noting impracticality of using a personal railcar and contrasting options with railway company hospitality. It reflects on political penalties and public opinion, referencing editorial voices from Cleveland and Philadelphia in a debate over dignity and feasibility.
Washington Star reports Mr Dustin Stay remarks on happiness and wealth. He questions wealth's power to bring joy while noting small choices shape life. The quotes reflect a cautious view of money's role in well being.
An old advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. It promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure, offering a $100 prize for any deafness case not cured, and also extols Kodol for dyspepsia with claims of digestion relief and stomach rest, sold by druggists.
Elyria mayor Clayton Chapman issues a Fourth of July proclamation restricting fireworks and explosives from five in the morning to midnight on July 4 1906. Prohibited acts include discharging cannons guns pistols or dynamite in alleys backyards and on streetcar tracks. Violators face arrest for disorderly conduct under city ordinance.
Fragmented OCR text shows Ohio Insurance Department communications involving the State of Ohio and The Phoenix Assurance Company, with references to legal actions, filings, and regulatory notices. Sparse legible items mention dates, property, and penalties, but core facts are obscured by garbled characters and missing context.
A fragment from a coastal Labrador society page describes a bishop facing a failed betrothal due to close kinship. The king pressures a quick, improvised wedding plan, while a dining room girl is grabbed for an impromptu ceremony. A lost wrist bag with a Chautauqua ticket and money is reported with a reporter office reward.
Sworn statements claim the manufacturer protects buyers from opiates while Kenonedy’s Laxitiye Honey and Tar cough syrup is sold by all druggists. The product is praised as a pleasant reliable laxative and cathartic that relieves constipation without griping, a staple in many homes.
A fragment from a historical page discusses silk substitutes from gun cotton used in fabrics and warns of explosive risks. It notes a French production in artificial oil and cautions about hazards of glow and ignition in future wearables. It also reports Michaud’s study on talent birth rates across states, counting notable natives versus migrants.
An odd transcript offers a prankish method to defuse a highwayman. By greeting the thug with politeness and requesting a cigarette, the aggressor is unsettled, giving the bystander time to think. The proposed ruse centers on delaying the thief rather than confrontation.
State of Ohio Insurance Department certifies Royal Insurance Company located in Litt col jn ilaugr as authorized to transact insurance in Ohio. Aggregate assets 8,429,931.69. movable assets excluding capital 645,419.5. net assets 2,719, etc. Income for year 6,819,012. expenditures 6,794,565.32. A. L Vours signs and seals the document on the date shown.
In the Northern District of Ohio Eastern division a bankruptcy notice announces Cora Williams of Lorain Ohio is adjudicated bankrupt on June 129 1906 and creditors meeting set for July 11 1906 at 10 00 AM at the referee s office Elyria Ohio creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt L B Pauver referee in bankruptcy Elyria Ohio June 50 1904
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