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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
4
The Daily Reporter offers carrier delivery at a weekly rate and a yearly rate of 9.00 outside Elyria. The Daily Reporter yearly mail rate is 8.00. The Weekly Reporter annual mail rate is 1.00.
The Lorain county GOP backs Mir Laning for the head of a state law publishing institution, praising his industry and northern district ties. His pledge to focus on Lorain harbor and local interests is noted, with calls for unity and a heavy Republican vote.
On Saturday afternoon a sale on the public square will offer one large and one small ice box, billiards, ten mattresses, a kitchen range, two round oak stoves, three iron beds and other household furniture. Also includes a list of various ads and product endorsements from the era.
Competent judges publish testimonials from Bertha A Til lingar and Grave Dodge of Portland praising Herplicide for stopping hair loss and dandruff after one bottle. The notices claim the product is sold to druggists and distributed by The Herpicide Co of Detroit with A T Frost as agent.
The Sun notes a trend away from fixed dates for straw hat wear in New York. With warming springs, people begin wearing Panama and other straw hats earlier than May 30 and extend the season beyond September 5, prioritizing comfort over convention.
The story describes Maj. I H Tomlinson living since a recent earthquake in a cistern at the Demarest estate corner of Broadway and Jones Street in San Francisco. Access is via a tunnel to a hill summit with a rough doorway and a shared subterranean room with a pipe smoking occupant and a cat. Tomlinson claims solid bedrock makes an admirable seismograph and notes more than 100 tremblers since the quake, undisturbed by fire or quake, with the eastern steadfast against possible cyclones.
Niagara Falls volume rises with strong westerly winds pushing Lake Erie to the eastern outlet increasing the falls flow up to forty percent above normal. Abbeytewn parish in County Limerick has no landlord as all land is owned by occupiers under Irish land acts. Also a quip on bait spoiling from worm theft and a note on French porous glass with tiny holes allowing ventilation.
A city mall shopkeeper recalls a customer who insisted a hat trimming be moved to the church side. The saleswoman argued the trim belonged on the left and facing the church pews. The final placement was changed so the trimming faced the congregation.
The Nubian rock temples at Ipsampool are said to be the world’s oldest architectural ruins. One temple contains 14 stone rooms while a veranda stone measures 57 by 52 feet and 17 feet thick. Two rows of 20 foot pillars support colossal figures, with four more colossal statues standing in front.
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