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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1904
Page
2
A young woman loves a doctor despite her parents objections as multiple physicians fail to diagnose her mysterious illness. The father suspects the suitor and finally agrees to the match after the girl recovers, leaving him to wonder about the wedding future.
In an English zoo a three day old hippo named Guy Fawkes dived and sank in a tank. After twenty minutes the keeper started to drain the tank but the calf reemerged. The mother hippo then rescued the infant by diving and lifting him above water. He later crawled up the tank side with a final shove from his mother.
A remarkable operation at St Antoine hospital Paris recovered a large wall lodged in a man's lung. After six trials a magnet removed the inner ramification piece in five minutes, through the windpipe. Tubers worth noting in the North Carolina market are also described briefly.
Fragmented notice mentions Champner fen Elin ice cream business and Boylan Bros pricing. It lists reduced hate tourist tickets valid daily June to September across Lake Shore and Michigan Southern rail to eastern and western resorts, with funds for postage and sample ad requests. Includes names G. FP. Z. A. Cleveland and Samwer Tours reference with dates in June and July 1901.
Bulletin No. 223 from the United States Geological Survey compiles knowledge on gypsum deposits in the United States. It covers geology, technology, production, and economic features with state papers by Mr. George I. Adams and 17 geologists, noting 1902 yields across Michigan Iowa Texas New York Ohio Kansas Oklahoma California Wyoming Colorado Virginia Utah Montana South Dakota Nevada Oregon and gaps in the southeast.
Scrap iron heaps are sorted into grades and forged into axles by a street railway company. No. 1 and No. 2 wrought iron are welded into slabs then combined into axle blanks, finished to size. The process yields cheaper axles with greater durability and fiber than market purchases.
The Candy Kitchen Century block promotes an ice cream parlor with chocolate vanilla and strawberry flavors, pineapple snow, and a piano playing nightly from 7 to 9 oclock. It advertises low Sunday rates by Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry for travel and a Denver-bound train schedule with tourist sleeping cars in July.
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