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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1903
Page
4
A New York specialist reports a remarkable case of nightmare sleep disturbance. A patient describes nightly converging visions of a huge revolving cone with a hidden hole drawing him in, a fearsome encounter lasting hours, leaving him exhausted and anxious about returning to work. The doctor aims to treat the case though its cause remains unclear.
A reader testimonial from Geneva GC claims DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve relieved a man named Haney after forty years of piles. The note asserts the salve cured long standing skin ailments and wounds, while warning readers to beware of counterfeit products.
Public Square Cleveland departures begin at 6 30 p m with half hourly runs to Elyria and connections to Kamme Purkas Springs Lindale Heron Medina Chippewa Lake Seville Creaton and other Southern division points. Elyria to Grafton Norwalk and Oberlin links hourly or half hourly with numerous routes, J C Wilson G P A Cleveland provides further information and excursion rates.
An advertisement asks readers who used Green's August Flower for indigestion liver trouble or nervous symptoms to share results. It offers a free book and promotes a new 35 cent size, claiming the remedy never failed and listing locations like Woodbury New Jersey and a druggist.
Homer Hall of West Point Io credits Dr Kinga New Discovery for curing his obstinate cough and consumption fears after physicians advised hopeless outcome. He reports saving his life and weighing 227 pounds. The ad touts 50c and 1.00 prices with free home trial through HW J Eady.
A garbled digest lists diverse curiosities and statistics including light power revealing print at two miles, snow and water weights, Guatemala and New Zealand death rates, and rail rates. It references Timbers like Kauriwood and Jarrah, Armenian customs, Burov in Chili copying London, Caspian peoples, and Transcaucasia crops and wine. The piece blends geography, demographics, and trade trivia in a dated survey style.
A Kansas City Journal account describes a young boy sleeping in a corner of a Fifteenth silver cable car near Vernon with a small basket of violets. Passengers pause to admire his esthetic display and a conductor wakes him to ask where he is getting off, Walnut Street, before he dozes again and offers violets for five cents. The scene captures comments on a child’s love of flowers and maternal worries, amid the daily commute.
WeMong soldiers in the last war wrote that Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the best for scratches bruises cuts sounds corns sore feet stiff joints and for burns boils eruptions piles and skin troubles. Only 25 cents at H J Bady's drug store.
A dated notice proclaims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as the sole pure salve on the market, claiming it has cured thousands of piles where other treatments failed and warning about counterfeit versions. Signed by H A Dykeman.
Mothers fear winter as children catch colds easily and croup strikes suddenly. The ad claims One Minute Cough Cure thins mucus, reduces inflammation, and clears throat and lung trouble, restoring voice and easing danger. Testimonials from F. McMahon of Hampton GA and H A Dykeman praise its quick action for coughing, grip and voice restoration before contests.
A reader is told cosmetic cures are foolish and real skin health comes from a clean liver and pure blood. Green's August Flower is advertised to purify blood, improve complexion, relieve constipation and nervousness, and aid sleep. Trial bottle 25 cents. regular 75 cents. available at druggists.
A White Plains Kentucky reader Mrs Mary Orick reports long battle with dyspepsia. She credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with immediate improvement and full recovery after several bottles, noting digestion improved and appetite restored.
Take the Florida Special via the Big Four line at 13 35 each weekday. Sleeping and dining cars run Cleveland to Jacksonville and St Augustine with no changes. Tickets available at Collyer’s LI A Fault avenue.
A vintage advertisement touts Boachee's German Syrup as the main remedy for consumption and long coughs. It claims universal sales since 1968 and warns that many cheap remedies fail for difficult expectoration, especially at night. The notice lists 35 cent and 76 cent sizes available at all druggists.
A testimonial states Kedol, described as digesting what you eat and cleansing the stomach, cured indigestion and dyspepsia in a Troy resident after four bottles. Mrs. Cranfill reports long trouble with indigestion and dyspepsia, claiming full recovery and recommending Kedol to others.
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