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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1904
Page
2
The notice lists subscription options with delivery by carrier and monthly rates. It mentions two newspapers, Wa Daily Reporter and Unkle Reporter, and notes delivery within Miyris city for a yearly term. The fragmentary text implies pricing and service details though specifics are unclear.
Anatole Leroy Beaubien predicted a federation of most European nations, excluding England Russia and Turkey, to resist American aggression and the “yellow peril.” He warned the United States leans on old Europe and warned that Japan’s rise could awaken China.
Fractured by a dispute, business interests tied to fake commerce face stagnation as public morale sags. Observers say only a decisive settlement would revive profits, while each side risks further decline if the controversy drags on. Governor Yates sought renomination, but the Illinois convention upheld a rival, signaling rough days ahead for both parties in the looming political contest.
Prof Albert C Albertson, head of Electra Magnetic Railway, promises a Staten Island rail line by July 2 using magnetic propulsion. He claims speeds around 432 mph, five times faster than U S express trains, with rails eight feet above ground for wreck immunity and track-jump protection. He spent seven years refining the design.
The first consignment of plover eggs sold for seven shillings six pence per dozen, a sum not record setting as a London epicure had paid half a guinea per egg in prior years. Eggs, olive hued with black specks, are displayed in moss nests though plover has no nest. Traders warn the eggs spoil easily due to careless handling and sun exposure.
A letter from Mrs. M. Soumpers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a home treatment for child difficulties at no cost. She argues spanking is ineffective and urges mothers not to blame the child, stating there is a constitutional cause and inviting readers to write for guidance.
A Washington Star reminiscence describes a brash army officer just back from the Philippines recounting a sea voyage from San Francisco to Manila. He schemes to beat seasickness with a shopping list of remedies, feasts on hardtack and pork, and ends up gaining weight while mocking the grip of gloom that followed him ashore. He notes Honolulu typhoon hardships and his ultimate self mockery at the waistline before returning to the mainland.
A Chicago and North Western Railway route from Chicago to Bonestael on the Rosebud Reservation border links to fertile lands. Send two cent stamp for pamphlet titled New Homes in the West with maps and allotment information for half a million acres in southeastern South Dakota, A. F. Cleveland, 234 Superior Street, Cleve y and Ohio, July 8.
An advertisement touts Zoa Phora as a cure for female ailments including irregularities and pains. It cites testimonials from women nationwide and from Traverse City Michigan, claims doctors endorse the remedy, and offers a free bottle and medical booklet from Zoa Phora Co. Kalamazoo Michigan. A doctor named Dr Pengelly is mentioned as sending medicine and giving advice.
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