Knox cites Elyria man's remarks on harbor project rumor
F S Knox disputes a Cleveland Leader report about a planned Lake Erie harbor at Oak Point. He says no details are public, mentions possible plans to move old Beaver Creek harbor, and notes promoters from Cleveland mercantile circles plan a breakwater and dredging funded without government aid, with a War Department inquiry anticipated.
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F. S. Knox
Cleveland
Standard Oil Company
Oak Point
Clough
Elyria
Knox
Cleveland Leader
Col Kingman
Beaver Creek
Mers
War Department
Modern hats blamed for scalp germs and hair loss
An article promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the cure for dandruff and germ growth on the scalp. It states hats and fashion cause baldness and urges readers to buy Herpicide from A. E. Frost and other local retailers for samples sent to The Herpicide Co. Petralt, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Bend
Herpicide Co
Petralt, Mich
State may appoint examiners to audit city bonds and laws
A state public accounting source says the next session may create an official to investigate city ordinances on public improvements. The plan aims to fix bonds issued under flawed laws, with disclosures expected to be startling as seven examiners push for competent municipal lawyers to scrutinize city measures.
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State Bureau of Public Accounting
Ohio
Burreau
Sunday Lake Shore Excursions From Local Rys
Advertisement notes new Sunday excursion trains on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry with very low rates and convenient timings. Encourages consulting hand bills or local ticket agents for details. Also promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers pills as gentle, reliable laxatives sold by all druggists.
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Lake Shore RY
Inuge
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry
Avil
DeWitt
Wealthy Mexican miner offers fortune for leprosy cure
James M. Bringas of Guaymas Mexico, a major mine and land owner, vows to give his entire fortune for a cure to his leprosy. He has spent over a million dollars on treatment and now offers six million or more. Bringas, 55, has wife seven daughters and a son, and travels to Europe seeking relief.
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Galveston
Tex
James M. Bringas
Guaymas
Mexico
Kentucky
Las Vegas
Sonora
Winton Mining and Smelting Company
Europe
Australia
Bringas
Painful corn remedy promises instant relief and sale offer
An advertisement touts Indian Corn Leaf as a painless treatment for corns bunions and callous places. A piece applied to the corn supposedly yields instant relief and complete removal. The 10 cent package is available by mail with two-cent stamps and commissions for agents. Legal notice follows about a Lorain County debt suit filed June 4 1906 by Lorain Lumber & Manufacturing Company against G H Whitford.
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Bond Supply Company
Bond Building
Washington, D. C
G. H. Waltford
Lorain
Lorain County
Ohio
Lorain Lumber & Manufacturing Company
Court of Common Pleas
G. H. Whitford
Anse
Nard Whitford
E. G
H. C. Johnson
Elyria
Man Drinks Corrosive Egg Mixture by Mistake
David Gove of Hammond drank a morning mixture of whiskey and a raw egg with carbolic acid. In the dark he poured a generous dose of the corrosive on the egg and swallowed it, exclaiming it was hot. Doctors treated him and saved his life. the egg reportedly protected his internal organs. He remains laid up with a burned stomach.
Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar Ad for Cough Syrup
Promotes Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar as the pleasantest best cough syrup free of opiates. Advertised as sold by all druggists with Reporter "Want Ads" bringing results.
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Kennedy
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F.S. Knox
A. E. Frost
H. A. Dykaman
David Gove
Hammond
Hill's
Broad St
A Vanni
Cure
Pure Food Co
Leres, N.Y
Kelsey
E. F. Whitney & Son
Eldred’s Book Store
Harry H. Smith & Company
Elyria, O
New Arcade
Candy Kitchen
Elyria Circle
G. A.R
Mackinac
Coast Line
D. & C. Coast Line
Bond
D. & OC. Navigation Co
Wayne
Detroit
Mich
eSeSesesees
Mendelson
D&wim
Ozseca
Cgay Wood's
West Broad Street
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