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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
1
The speaker asserts that Australian libel law protects colonizers and allows ridicule of prominent families by printing false lineage crimes. He cites examples of great-grandfathers jailed for petty theft and a great-aunt accused of poisoning, arguing these claims distort public good and fuel bias.
French beach toys include a sand screen small sieve pan shovel rake and tin molds of fish shells and letters, with skipping rope. Also notes excavation of Verona's Roman theater begun 1834, ancient theater details and physiological facts about eyes ears and limbs. A Buffalo church sexton Pat, a critic on singing, and a nod to the Atlanta Constitution.
Fragmented text details a peculiar cosmetic test contour on a female face and mentions a burrowing substance into the scalp. It references a chemical issue, psychosocial reactions, and a Detroit contact, with disjointed phrases about hats, stamps, and an alleged killing. The readability is severely limited.
A new company to organize a telephone service is proposed to center on French Creek exchange. Hageman of Black River Telephone Co. in Lorain is a principal mover in the deal, though other parties are not yet committed. Incorporation is planned for 20,000 dollars.
An advertisement from H. A. Bykeman at Broad Street touts a nerve tonic described as a cure for kidney troubles and nervous disorders. It guarantees full satisfaction with a 50 cent box mailed under a health guarantee, offering a risk to the seller if not effective.
An Arizona Magazine piece describes ancient forests once thriving in the region, later buried by sands and transformed into colorful petrified wood through natural processes. It links volcanic action, rising seas, and riveric reshaping to explain the petrified forest now famed as a wonder of Arizona.
Norfolk plans progress on the Manufacturers and Liberal Arts buildings to rise next year on Hampton Roads grounds. Machinery and mining work at Haleigh Square begins soon opposite the exhibition, with a 596 by 279 foot colonial style brick and steel main block. The main entrance faces the water, flanked by twin pillars and a medallion, as streets fill in around enduring floral fences and a two and a half mile perimeter fence marks the grounds.
Judge Hinman questions new juvenile court laws and fees while stressing the need for prosecuting attorneys to be paid. The debate centers on establishing county juvenile courts with funding, the broader impact on the legal system, and a push linked to local advertisements for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea and Kennedy’s Laxative products.
Vacant lot buyers invited to choose from a large list and have homes built on castast terms. Two new eight room houses on Wooster Court due June 15 include cement cellar furnace gas boiler and laundry bath fixtures. Prices start $2100 with other houses on East Side River Street and West Fourth Street plus a Middle Avenue lot offering multiple parcels.
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