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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1904
Page
4
A framed testimonial extols Kodol as a perfect digestant and tissue building tonic. It claims indigestion causes numerous health issues and that Kodol digests food, cures indigestion and related stomach disorders while improving health and strength.
A late 19th century advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for throat and lung troubles. It claims to heal tissues, destroy germ disease, reduce inflammation, ease coughing, and improve sleep. The ad urges buying one bottle sold by druggists worldwide at 2.50 or 7.50 units.
The Inside Inn promises 2,367 rooms from $1.00 to $2.60 per day with bath options and meals under World’s Fair supervision. Guests pay a daily fair admission of fifty cents, with meals priced separately, and enjoy amenities like baths, lounges, verandas, and barber services on site.
Tram times from Elyria to Cleveland Public Square and back, with half hourly and hourly departures. Direct connections to Linndale Puritan Springs Berea Medina Chippewa Lake Seville and Wooster. Additional routes: Oberlin Wellington Birmingham Berlin Heights Norwalk North Amherst Lorain Grafton and Lorain connections, with varied frequencies including every 40 minutes and late night service through Sunday.
An advertisement offers Lakative Bromo Quinine by E. W. Grove with a 25 cent price. It promises cure of a cold in one day and refunds if it fails. The box bears Grove’s signature on each package.
An old advertisement promotes Little Early Risers pills to women and children unable to tolerate harsh laxatives. It claims the pills ease biliousness constipation sick headache jaundice malaria and liver troubles and invites comparison with other remedies. Sold by H A Dykeman.
The piece argues stomach troubles afflict the rich and poor alike and cites Green's August Flower as a long standing remedy. It claims the tonic rouses the liver, stimulates appetite, and improves digestion, offering trial bottles and regular sizes through druggists.
Atlanta man G. F. Carter reports a "bad case of piles" cured after using one box of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. He praises its healing for piles and skin ailments and notes it is sold by H. A. Dykeman.
In a moonlit ballroom the couple debate marriage as age and propriety collide. The man, Jack, confesses he loves her with a candid, impulsive kiss, while the woman questions consistency and finally reveals she loves him too. San Francisco Call.
A Marion Indiana resident Mrs G B Fenner credits One Minute Cough Cure with ending her cough and restoring her weight and health after trying many remedies. The ad notes the product strengthens lungs and cures coughs and colds and lists seller H A Dykeman.
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