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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1905
Page
7
Fragmentary account shows a monk and Tonti at a table as a scene unfolds with a church greeting. The snippet also advertises a forthcoming Lorain County babies book by Mrs. Monroe featuring portraits from her Elyria studio. Nearby lines promote a Lake Shore excursion and July travel deals with low rates.
An advertisement from Notre Dame indiana offers free simple cure instructions for leucorrhoea ulcers displacements falling of the womb and other female troubles. It claims a homo treatment with a weekly cost of about 13 cents and urges mothers of entering daughters to obtain guidance from Mrs. M Summers at Box 418 Notre Dame Ind.
Promote Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming improved digestion for better nourishment. Text asserts eye health, nutrient absorption, and overall strength, listing indigestion belching and weak stomach as conditions cured. Sold by HA Dykeman.
A fragment advertises a wedding trip option with steamship lines and reserved spots. It mentions 30 days advance payment and asks readers to send two units for a registered pamphlet at a listed address in Detroit.
An Ipswich bishop discussed liberal Sunday outdoor games asking if prayers are worse for a cricket good drive. A listener added that a bat drive could jolt a cricketer's moral welfare, highlighting humor with moral tension.
A collection of quirky notes and brief items describes a Southwest Indian sightseeing tour in Washington with a megaphone guide, Maryland governor Lloyd Lowndes death scrapbook plans, Dr Ralph Hamilton Curtiss appointed astronomy assistant professor at Western Pennsylvania, England’s servant ad for Brighton cooks, a Sphinx riddle punchline from the New York Sun, a Brubaker note on tight collars causing malaise, a cartoonish farm sketch about a spark and Mandy, and a comic exchange about high collars and laundry wear.
A jumble of humorous quips and brief notes from period newspapers. It touches on dinner plans, creditor scenes, Indian graduates, gritty religion, marriage proposals, and social sentiments, reflecting light editorial chatter and captions from Chicago and London sources.
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