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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
4
North Russia residents, the Berg and Nash families, and local couples visited over the weekend. The North Russia C H W Society and two neighboring groups met, with multiple local greetings noted. An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and a money offer for deafness caused by catarrh.
North Ridgeville visitors return to Cleveland after weeks with Ridgeville friends. Mrs Lafiner and Mrs Caton attend Elyria luncheon for sixth wedding anniversary. W R C ladies host birthday party at Olmsted. Various locals visit relatives and attend events in Cleveland Avon Lake Hudson and Niagara Falls. Funeral of Wright Bramley noted as a bright young man.
Friday guests and family visits accompany various residents at Lakewood and nearby towns. The State of Ohio Insurance Department reports compliance by Farmers' & Merchants Insurance Company and Fire Association of Philadelphia with statutory requirements, detailing assets, liabilities, and surpluses for the current year.
A verbose artifact details an Ohio Insurance Department audit of the Firemen’s Fund Insurance Company at San Francisco California. It references statutes for sworn statements of assets income and expenditures, with notarized attestations and a closing seal by official.
38 acre farm on Griswold Road eight minutes west of atop and on the Green line features an eight room house bath furnace and outbuildings. Includes a bearing orchard and assorted fruit trees. Sold with or without stock crops and implements. inquire for particulars and premises G 13.51 H Haight. Also an offer for home remedies and potential earnings from introducing them via Central Drug and Chemical Co. Indianapolis Ind. Box 363.
An advertisement urges relief from indigestion and worry by using Kodol for dyspepsia. It claims the product digests food, restores a healthy stomach, and eliminates worry, with mentions of sales by druggists and a rival Rocky Mountain Tea product by Hollisser.
Our years of experience and up to date optical parlour enable us to furnish perfect fitting glasses for all. Beware of traveling specta end peddlers. Come to us and get results.
A vintage advertisement promises relief from stomach issues with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea priced at five cents per tea or tablet. The notice is signed by A. E. Frost, successor to H. A. Dyke Man.
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