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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1904

Page

2

Roosevelt Speech on Tariff and Finance Stresses Growth

President argues new currency and debt reduction, warns against tariff repeal, cites surplus and ongoing protection. He cites Cuba reciprocity, wage growth, and balanced budgets as proof of sound policy, urging sober judgment of opponents and continued honest governance. The address highlights irrigation expansion and commitment to justice for all under law.

Gol Ishimiye Coral Cuba Congress

Through Your Blood to Rheumatism

An ad claims rheumatism and related diseases stem from excess uric acid and promotes Athlophoros as the sole remedy that cures by removing the cause. It asserts nineteen centuries of medical delay, offers a treatise for four cents, and provides New Haven, Connecticut contact details.

Athlophoros Co New Haven Conn Jase Cardus Pichler

Trapeze Girl Suffers Serious Midweek Accident

A young trapeze performer on Enat Broadstreet sustained a severe injury Friday when overexertion caused a blood vessel rupture in her throat. Doctors report she may never perform again. her condition is serious but stable.

Pike fed on by cheating fisherman in Tipperary tale

A Country Gentleman writer recalls a professional fisher in Tipperary who killed pike in winter for sale. He tells of a buyer who depressed prices and was cheated by stuffing fish with weights like stones and iron to increase their heft. The tale ends with the buyer noting pike eat anything including flatirons.

Tipperary Pany

Man sues Grover Cleveland for sheep related damages

Pawnee county resident GS Van Rinan claims he suffered humiliation and financial loss during Cleveland era policies. He sued President Grover Cleveland by publication, won a judgment for a small sum, but collection failed as the President never faced execution.

Pawnee County United States GS. van Rinan Jennin Lyon County Kan Hou Cleveland Woul Yarit Shanges Sheen Grover Grover Cleveland Van

Four Fast Trains Via Chicago and North Western

Four fast trains depart Chicago at 1:00 am, 6:30 pm, 10:00 pm and 2:00 am aboard the North Western Railway electric lighted cars. Luxurious equipment and dining car service highlight the schedule. Tickets, rates and sleeping car reservations available from A F Cleveland, 234 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Ten day stopovers at Chicago allowed in either direction on St Louis World’s Fair season passes. deposit with joint agent at Chicago. Wed and Sat.

Chicago North-Weetsen R’y North Western Limited A. F. Cleveland Superior Street Clavaland Ohio St. Louis Prinicotur

Boston Excursions At One Cent A Mile On Lake Shore

Lake Shore and Michigan Southern routes offer return tickets to Boston at one cent per mile, valid for travel to depart by Sept. 30 with return. Stopovers include Chautauqua Lake Niagara Falls Put-in-Bay and New York City on the return leg. Inquiries via Lake Shore agents or letters to A J Smith G P and T A Cleveland for details.

Lake Shore Michigan Riv Boston New York City Wrice A. It Smith A. Cleveland B.y Chautaugua Lake Niagaria Falle Put-in-Bay New York J. Smith G. Po T. A

Book vandals are elusive in library mutilations

The New York Herald notes most vandalism cases go untraced. Attendants rely on borrower reports but many failures occur, leaving damage weeks unseen. Illustrations in magazines and colored pictures are prime targets, with pages sometimes removed as well.

The New York Herald

Lake Shore Offers Tickets to Boston with August Return

The Lake Shore announces travel to Boston with return options August 12, 19 and 4 at one cent per mile. Fastest and most comfortable service from the west. Tickets good returning until August 20 or by deposit until Sept. Notice of removal August 1 moves Broad Street office to N. P. Wooster's Drug Store. North Street yard office handles wholesale rail work. Agents for Massillo and Goshen Domestic and Steam Coal. Full line of building materials available with contractor pricing on cement, plaster, pipes, and fire clay. Sampoon finging for sidewalk walkers from North Street office Elytia Coal and Sewer Pipe Co E F Linford Prop ASGtIZ

Lake Shore Orchigal Boston Goqd Broad Street N. P. Wooster Ofice North Street Massillo Goshen Carlotsa Portland Cement Iakdsand Elytia Coal and Sewer Pipe Co E. F. Linford Prop Asgtiz

Girl’s anger halts traffic tale from Chicago streetcar line

Two Chicago men joke about a young woman stopping trolley traffic with her face. She questions the remark. the offender clarifies that her look toward the car lines distracts the motorman. The exchange ends with a smile and a closed incident.

Union Traction Company Chicago

Too Many Smart Men Greece Faces Unemployment Surge

Greece is overwhelmed by educated professionals with no work as doctors lack patients and lawyers lack briefs. Meanwhile, labor demand grows for unskilled laborers, revealing a mismatch between education and available jobs.

Greece

Tittle Things and Whymper Climber’s Fall In China Dept Ad

Fragmented OCR text contains a mountain climber named Whymper, a Mattéemorn ascent, a fall injuring him, a Kit Carson descendant dying in California from a bite, plus stray ads for tea and coffee coupons from Boylan Bros. The passage is garbled with unrelated promotional lines.

Tittle Things Whymper Kit Carson California

Notable Notre Dame Lady's Rheumatism Remedy Appeal

A Notre Dame woman promotes a home remedy for rheumatism and related pains promising blood purifying effects and joint relief. She offers proof by mail from Mrs. M. Summers, Box 418 Notre Dame, Ind, claiming widespread cures without climate changes.

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