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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1903
Page
2
An editor and manager notes subscription terms for the Blyth publication with carriers delivering the daily issue and monthly rates. The notice confirms pricing and delivery method details for readers.
A long discussion traces the veto power in constitutional practice, outlining how executive and legislative branches interact under a republic and the proposal to submit all laws to popular vote. It recalls historic vetoes by Jackson, Grant, and Cleveland and weighs the costs and benefits of direct approval by the people. Also noted is a memorial church project by Joavon We Oxton in New York for Dr. Joseph M. Dudlen with interior decoration by Wallace.
A garbled ad offers $30 round trip to Colorado with rail routes from Chicago to Denver and to Pueblo. Mentions daily through Central States and a single night to Denver. Contact Cleveland address listed as 231 Superlue Street.
A jumble of short items notes travel troubles of a sultan in Fremantle, a witty jab at Premier Lonsingbury, and a German-American cable route project. Other items cover magnetism of metals, King Leopald’s hands, balloon theory, wages in Australia, and Ireland’s Gaelic name restoration. Also mentions London sunshine, Japan copper, and a Madagascan dentistry opportunity.
The Princeton class of 258 splits into careers: sixty etc. The text notes 48 will enter business, 23 medicine, 10 ministry, and 58 law. It records 185 Republicans and 30 Democrats, with 3 anarchists. Religious and personal affiliations include Presbyterians and others. Scott as favorite author ahead of Dickens. Longfellow favorite poet. history, baseball, and Vassar noted as preferences.
A newspaper ad extols a clairvoyant and spiritual psychic named Carroll. The text claims wide experience and genuine ability, inviting visits to his office with no advance fees and refunds if unsatisfied. It urges readers to seek guidance on life, business, family, or social issues, citing faith in God and a cited Bible verse. Office hours noted as to 2.
Sam prepared to move a house on the corner of Broad and Cadars Strait with short notice. Apply to Dr Burrell Swearer or J H Redfern for details. Also notes rental ad and lost pin with reward offers and various mechanical services.
Fragmented notices show multiple rental offers and job ads. Listings include a twelve room East Elyria dwelling with steam heat, furnished lake shore rooms at Lake Breese, a female help wanted ad with pay, a laundry worker posting, a new house rent on Furnace Street, and several small business notices for toasters spectacles and contracting services.
A new map covering the lake region of Northern Wisconsin and Michigan shows lakes streams wagon roads trails portages and camp clubs. The map on strong paper is available for 10 cents in stamps from W B Kniskern Passenger Traffic Manager 22 Fifth Ave Chicago with dates July 4 11 18 and 25.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway will open its new LaSalle Street Station in Chicago on July 12. The station extends along Van Buren Street between LaSalle and Sherman, placing arrivals and departures in the downtown district.
Advertises $50 to Californi a and Chicago & North-Western RK August 1 to 14 with routes from Chicago to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Three trains via coast with no change. Daily personally conducted tours. Special GAR train departs Chicago 10:30 p.m. August 1. Write for itinerary and tolls. Dates July 1 18 26 August 1 8 15.
Reduced round trip from Cleveland to Atlantic City offered by B&O Railroad. Fare 13.60 with a 12 day return limit. Stopovers allowed at Philadelphia and Washington within the return period. Contact B&O Ticket Agent or M G Carrel for details.
The blind have learned typewriting and mat weaving and may learn lac making as new livelihoods. Sir Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy, a Parsee, became the first Oriental baronet in 1859.
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