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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1903
Page
2
A fragmented editorial shows public concern over tax policy and party competence. It discusses bond issues, fiscal trust, and leadership, citing Governor and presidential politics while railing against Democratic mismanagement and urging voter discernment.
A report outlines the end of tribal rule for the Native American group as the 1006 treaty period closes. It notes the dissolution of hereditary offices, the loss of tribal councils, and the rise of an amendment era with new U.S. oversight. McCurtain, Moseley, and other leaders face reelection as appointments expire and the tribe prepares for a transitional government.
The article discusses new floor coverings including Chinese and Japanese inspired rugs. mentions fiber carpets, paper fibers, vernon fibers, and durries with colors and patterns. It notes large 9 by 12 foot carpets, couch covers, and Indians durries popular for bright designs and low cost. It then gives a pipe clay and bran cleaning method for white fabrics and white belts and shoes.
A collage of fashion details including embroidered collars, muslin bodices, and short skirts suited to spring wear. It notes revived Yak decoration on woolens and linen, lace and petal embroidery on capes, and elbow sleeves. Also includes canning tips for corn and an account of animals blessing at a Peruvian church service with livestock mingling in the pews.
For sale until August 1 or sooner, a complete house and lot with light rooms, good cellar, cistern, sidewalks, sewer and city water. One-fourth acre, fruit and shade, and a good barn. The property is valued above $1,800 but is offered with the entire outfit for $1,550 at 119 Past Ave, with easy terms.
A regional notice promotes a clairvoyant and spiritual psychic claiming wide experience and genuine power from God. The ad invites inquiries, promises no fee unless satisfaction is given, and offers readings daily from 9 to 9 at 211 Haast Ave.
Listings show multiple advertisements seeking movers and contractors for short notice heavy hauling. John T Houghton offers services from Chestnut Street address. Dr Borrell and H Redfern also advertise moving work. Additional items include rental notices for rooms near Johnson line with phone contacts.
Classified style notice lists wants and offers including a cook position no washing or ironing, mechanical repair services such as sewing machines and typewriters, and contact details for individuals and addresses in Cleveland Elyria and New York. It also mentions housekeeping and laundry work opportunities and a reward for leaving the office.
Hulmes Bread Toaster agents advertise a night sale with liberal commission at Addregs Hulmes Toaster Co Mechanicaburg CO. Dan Eason of 301 Lodl St seeks work. Wanted two workmen for ice wagon for Coonville Ice Co and contracting on whort native.
An new map of the lake region of Northern Wisconsin and Michigan features lakes streams roads trails portages camps and clubhouses for hunters and trappers. The Chicago and North Western Railway issues the map with paper covers sent for 1 cent in stamps to W. H. Kniskern in Chicago.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway opens a new passenger station in Chicago named LaSalle Street Station. The station on Van Buren between LaSalle and Sherman Streets will begin service July 12, with trains arriving and departing from the new building in downtown Chicago.
The GAR offers a $50 round trip by rail to California from Chicago via the Chicago and North Western Railway with through trains to the Coast without change. Daily guided tourist cars and special GAR train departs Chicago 10 30 p m August 1. Detailed itineraries and folders available.
Round trip fare 13.60 valid for 12 days with stopovers in Philadelphia and Washington. Tickets available from B and O Ticket Agent or MG Carrel D P A Cleveland. Travel to Atlantic City New Jersey from Elyria in July.
The ad claims Boschee's German Syrup is the only today that relieves and cures consumption. It cites pure tar, gum extracts and endorsements from medical congresses. It promises relief from night pain and morning coughing with free easy morning expectoration and rapid relief. Small bottle 26 cents, reg 74 cents. Also notes Connecticut peach growing with J Hale of South Glastonbury predicting 1,000,000 bushels marketed this year despite rocky soil.
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