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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
2
The Elyria Daily Reporter notes upcoming reunions and picnics, praises Chamberlain’s followers for restraint, mentions local events in Mansfield and garden hints as summer nears. It laments Lorain’s courthouse move, comments on household labor, and warns traction companies to comply with municipal fining rules.
The text presents garbled phrases about vires to be operated speedily over the road and a remark about spending little until the money. No coherent event, persons, or organizations can be identified from the readable portion.
Henriettta Savers reports a community show at Biyoke last Friday with guests Pho sous people noting a surprise Petris at Py Shibley's event. Local residents Mrs Streinberger and Mrs Me toast Dereate Meh attended. Visits include Mr and Mrs Win Bauman from la Cyassa Wisconsin and Anna Dutle visiting Detroit relatives. Jed Aehi of Elyria and Wittenbach family recovery updates noted.
One large and one small ice box S pillows ten mattresses kitchen hinge two round oak stoves three iron beds and other household furniture to be sold on the public square on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Brown attended the thimble club at the Methodist church in Elyria Tuesday. Mrs Fesler hosted the Ladies Society last Wednesday. A very pleasant time was reported. Mr Geiehel and daughter Nina from Oberlin visited Mrs Versey on Sunday. O H Soufire visited his brother in Wellington Sunday. the brother, nearly 90, was hurt by a fall a few days earlier. Aly Grills went to Lorin Tuesday to see his ill son. Mrs P Y Miller traveled to LaGrange Sunday to see Mrs Joy who is very sick. School closed last week with a picnic in nearby woods. Forey Fowle was home Saturday. Miss Pope entertained Mr Hoff man and his cousin over Sunday.
The document asserts Frank J. Cheney as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio and offers a fraudulent claim of one hundred dollars per ex for Cat arrak. It includes a notary oath dated December 6 1884 and advertises Hall's Catarrah Cure Hollister's Mountain Tea and plant sales in Elyria and Perry.
An advertorial claims hair loss is caused by dandruff germs and promises complete baldness prevention through Nowhro flavotoide. It also promotes Newbro's Herplelic and a corn remedy Indian Corn Leaf, touting painless, instant relief, money-back guarantees, and mail-order terms from The Bond Supply Co in Washington.
A vintage ad touts Kodol for Dysphtohia to aid digestion and restore stomach harmony, claiming better complexion. It highlights heartburn relief and gas, urging fashionably self-reliant young women to use Holister’s Rocky Mountain Tea, 35 cents, via A Z Frost, successor to H A Dykeman.
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