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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
6
An old column urges longevity through simple diet. It claims modern Americans live longer but must avoid excess heat in the stomach. It extols purified wheat Hardyfood over meat, promising better digestion, stronger muscles and brains, and fewer health issues. A starter package costs 10 cents.
A crowded scene saw Rastish Woolen Wills edge in a chaotic game with Koehle driving a run from third as Cosma sped home on a fumbled tag. Umpire Burman ruled the run legal amid disputed calls. Steverding’s seventh inning homer provided the standout moment while Nevenpara and Martin pitched well in a game full of costly errors and lively defense.
Promises to destroy dandruff germs and stop irritation with a scalp-friendly formula. Claims the product saves hair, improves toilet use, and offers a genuine gentian-like effect while warning that imitators cannot match its effectiveness. Sold by druggists with a sample offer from The Warnercide Cap in Detroit, Michigan.
Scattered lines list players such as Martin, Mills, Davidson, Smith, Koehle, and Nevenpara amid a string of baseball events. The fragment mentions stolen bases by Lawrence and Cosma, sacrifice hit by Neven, double plays, hit by pitch, strikeouts, passed balls, and bases on balls with umpire names Stonp and Burman.
The Reading shoe merchants plan to close stores at 6 PM to give clerks time to themselves beginning Tuesday evening, with Monday and Saturday excluded. Leading firms like F Phuirpott's Shoe Store Teasdale & Sawyer Peoples Boot Shop J. A. Davis & Son W. R B. Barnes W. C. Smith and J. F. Collins join the movement urging public support through this generous shift.
An offer promotes a jet home for the price of a drink and a good cigar per day. Contact T. Fay at 24 Century Block for details about securing a jet home through See me, Law, yenet.
An 19th century style advert claims Hindipo cures Bright's disease and nervous troubles with a prepaid mail order offer. Druggist H A Dykeman endorses the remedy with a 60 cent trial and a 2 59 package price under a guarantee. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promises renewal of vigor and clarity for 26 cents.
Unknown heirs and next of kin of Kate Davis of Amherst Ohio are notified that Alfred L Davis filed on June 13 1906 for probate of a will in Lorain County Probate Court. Hearing set for Friday June 29 1906 at 9 oclock a m before Judge E R Tiran. Alfred L Davis by JG H CG Johnson Attorneys.
Thousands annually bear witness to the efficiency of Early Risers. These pleasant, reliable Uttle pills have long bore a reputation second to none as a laxative and cathartic. They act as staple as bread in millions of homes. Pleasant but effective. Will promptly relieve constipation without griping. Sold by all druggists.
The Lorain County Souvenir book is now available at Monroe's Studio in Elyria, containing over 200 illustrated pages and priced at 75 cents per copy with 15 cents extra for mail delivery. An ad promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar for constipation, claiming no opiates.
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