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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
5
The Lorain County Souvenir edition by Mrs. O H Monroe is on sale at Monroe's studio featuring county history and over 4000 children's portraits. The page lists local notices including sales at R M Summers Son and C&S W car collision, plus ads for hats, photos, and Holisters Rocky Mountain Tea.
John Burroughs discusses birds and their three expressive notes including a distress scream. Nobel prizes shrink to 138,089 kronen this year while endowment income reaches 1,278,000 kronen, with management costs cutting prize payouts. The piece cites a playful exchange about Count Cashnaught and songs like Yankee Doodle and Yankee Boodla.
The Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs forms civic improvement committees in all 310 federated clubs and places civic topics on every program, with over 150 clubs already establishing committees and topics. A Paris surgeon reports successful heart stitching on a self-harm case, and a Vienna bazaar badge offers exemption from purchases and raffles.
Louisville children were given a holiday and 309000 packets of flower seeds to plant as a city beautification idea. The note from Chicago Daily News frames it as a substantial civic effort beyond talk.
The English Who's Who lists at least 156 men named Smith as notable. It notes John Smith as universally known and adds that many others share the surname with recognized merits.
An English woman identified as Mrs Kenway suffered serious injuries after a fall from the top of a pyramid in Egypt. She was reported in stable condition after the incident and received medical attention.
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