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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1906
Page
5
This notice seeks a strict temperate married man experienced with horses and stock, a good milker, and handy with any task. Inquiries directed to the Reporter Office. Also, a competent girl for general housework offered at $28 weekly and boarders/roomers wanted at 228 Sixth Street.
Ety.in Homestead meets this evening at C. F. hall with a large class to be initiated and refreshments afterward. Embroidery stamping offered at Wheeler & Wilson 220 Middle Ave. Mrs. Martin and daughter Phylis of Pittsburg arrive tomorrow to visit Mrs. Egolf. 1904 Literary Club hosted by Mrs. Buck on Bight Street. Dancing and skating at Glen's with special rates on select nights. Sacred concert July 15. Birthday Club met with Mrs. Rutt. Farewells to Mich. visitors. Local families host out-of-town guests. Elyria and Lorain sports updates include Lorain defeating Marblehead 5–1 in a pitchers’ duel with Gore’s homer. Tessie Masters, Oberlin alumnus, notable steno for Lt. Gov. Colonda. Lake area residents visit Cleveland and Amherst, with students taking posts in Toledo and Boston-bound trips. Church of Christ plans state evangelistic campaign led by Rev. J. P. Sala, meeting in Cleveland to organize next fall.
Due to heavy passenger traffic, New York Central transferred fifteen Atlantic type engines, newly built at Schenectady, to the Lake Shore railway. These powerful locomotives will haul fast trains between Cleveland and Buffalo and between Cleveland and Chicago.
Columbus reports prison officials puzzled by Mrs Cassie Chadwick illness. She remains mobile and eats well, but listlessness and a swelling near her aunt cause pain. The piece blends stray medical ad copy touting Kodol for dyspepsia as a remedy, urging readers to try it after meals.
A small grocery listing shows items for a summer picnic including paper napkins and dishes, green vegetables and raspberries, with a focus on essentials like living supplies and packaged goods.
The Reporter company will switch to a young female collector calling at convenient times. Carrier boy collections end. Receipts will be provided as before. Subscribers should indicate weekly, fortnightly, or monthly payment preference when the new collector visits.
Richard Allen Post 6 ACR July Ta 1906 notes it accepted an invitation from McMean's Post of Sandusky to join an outing at Johnson's Island on July 21, 1906. W R C members and families may attend. Commander Langton P.C. names Crisp McAvery and Little as arrangements committee. Rates to be announced later.
D and C Coast Line steamers offer an ideal honeymoon travel via Mackinac in a secluded, cost efficient trip. Ships are elegantly furnished with advance reservations for staterooms or tailor. A two cent stamp buys an illustrated pamphlet from D and C Navigation Co., 6 Wayne St., Detroit, Michigan.
A fragmented line asks which would be preferable between trading at a shop offering bargains to all or none, noting the only person getting a deal is the one who does not pay. The text reads as a rhetorical critique of a discount setup and payment expectations.
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