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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1904
Page
2
The notice lists subscription terms and service details for The Sea Reporter and carriers in Elyria city. It outlines rates and delivery notes with a payment reference totaling 84.90.
The author argues whether to abolish juries or reform their use. It notes constitutional limits on jury trial without congressional law and discusses the role of judges in guiding verdicts and safeguarding against miscarriages of justice. It endorses stronger judge oversight and selective new trial grants.
The Philadelphia Record argues divorce stems from vices such as intoxication vanity and temper rather than being the root. It urges clergy to tackle underlying moral failings to curb broken marriages amid social critique.
H. A. Dykeman reports Oberlin Business College reached a record enrollment with over 340 students since September, a gain of more than 60 from last year. He notes no nearby school offers better advantages and students from across the country are traveling to Oberlin for training.
A Nature summary outlines German studies on a second flowering in the same year. Ether vapor hastens flowering in lilacs by shortening dormancy, with experiments in air tight cages at 63F and controlled light, applied for 48 hours.November and December yield best results while January delays. A second note links ether effects to protoplasm drying and activity cuspension. The piece ends with a remark on political absurdity about the Monroe doctrine.
The St Louis World’s Fair management announces The Inside Inn a large on site hotel with three stories 400 by 800 feet seating 25 000 for meals and 2 257 sleeping units. Rates range 1 50 to 5 50 European and 3 00 to 7 00 American per day including admission. Managed by E M Statler it provides European and American plans and guarantees no extra admission after registration. Reservations available by postal card to Administration Bldg World’s Fair Grounds St Louis.
Invention by Count Taeger and Morse inspired schemes for wireless and wire guided mail. A Chicago central hub would post letters into a network guiding wheeled motor boxes along collecting poles to deliver to major cities with rapid transit by electricity.
The Chicago Principals' association original effort committee urges industrial arts for boys aged ten to twelve, arguing plumbing and streetcar construction foster practical skill over traditional studies. They claim newsboys are brighter than schoolboys, with rural youths of 12 often more practical than city peers, and report a study in progress.
A Chicago and North-Western Rail line advertises fertile lands on the Rosebud Reservation in Southeastern South Dakota. A three cent stamp yields a pamphlet with maps and full allotment information. Contact A. Cleveland at 234 Superior Street, Toledo, Ohio, for details.
Local club advertises dance sessions at Glen's Beach on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from unspecified times. The notice lists numbers 216 and 219 as contact or venue references.
Century block hosts an ice cream parlor with chocolate vanilla and strawberry offerings. A piano will provide music nightly from 7 to 9. locals invited to visit 2182 as Mr. Price offers eye fittings at 357 Weet Second agredt 1826.
Agents of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry will sell reduced rate round trip tickets on Sundays during spring and summer between designated palata. The program aims to attract passengers with lower fares for trips to and from specified locations.
Professor Barnett of Oberlin Business College has completed engrossing the diplomas for Elyria High School graduates.
Travel rates listed from Chicago to Denver and Colorado Springs with connections to Erie and North-Western lines. Includes daily summer service with one night through car availability and two first trains daily. Tourist sleeping cars operated daily to Denver starting July 8.
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