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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1903
Page
4
Daily letters describe relief from indigestion and stomach disorders after using Kodal. They claim indigestion deprives body of nourishment, weakening organs and leading to disease. Authors argue top doctors err by treating the diseased organ rather than underlying digestive failure.
An advertisement extols Kodol Digests What You Eat as a cure for indigestion and stomach disorders. It features a testimonial from Mrs. J W Cootsauar of Milo Center New York claiming lasting relief after two months of use. The bottle costs $1.00 and the ad notes the product is prepared by E O DeWitt & Co of Chicago and sold by H A Dykeman, a local druggist.
Advertises Green's Anguat lower for indigestion dyspepsia and liver troubles. Seeks readers who have used it with uncured cases and asks for correspondence and free books, touting various sizes and a long history of sale. Woodbury New Jersey appears as the sender.
A rambling reminiscence from a Detroit Prep Press reader recounts mule Teamster discipline on a Cuban sugar plantation. The narrator recalls trying to whip mules to move cane cuttings, but the animals and drivers resisted, prompting a shift to encouragement and humor. The piece laments harsh language and prize wedges, ending with a sharp jab at cross cultural miscommunication over labor and English and Spanish phrases.
This excerpt discusses how a teacher shapes the classroom tone beyond instruction, noting predecessors’ influence, and contrasting stern discipline with a humane, encouraging approach. It highlights how a teacher’s character affects pupil morale and long term memory, with examples of a musician-like teacher who inspires affection despite limited arithmetic skill. It also touches on Australian blackberry growth as an agricultural note, likening pest concerns to unwelcoming intrusions in farming.
A man named Homer Hall of Weat Point Is sat itled by a severe cold that physicians feared was consumption. After using Dr Kinga New Discovery his cough vanished and he recovered enough to weigh 227 pounds. The ad claims a guarantee for coughs colds and lung trouble with trial bottles free at H J Eady's.
A biased medical advertisement touts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a universal cure for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases. James Lettuce of Canm harie New York claims relief from severe back and side pain with the remedy avoiding surgery. Prominent Dr W E H Morse endorses its cures and samples are offered free by mail.
A fragmentary note lists hotels, cottages, and camp sites around a southern Michigan lake region. It mentions Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway and a mapping of lodging options tied to travel and leisure. Names and exact details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
An advertising blurb touts Green's Avpust Mlower as a complexion cure. It claims the tonic purifies blood, improves nerve health and sleep, and treats various ailments by boosting liver and blood purification. Available at druggists in regular sizes.
A notice states Like Above and Mochiaga Southern Ray will sell return Boston tickets from HH 3 to mid 5 at $2.00 fare. Different routes offer higher gates for onward return. Tickets valid returning to Boston until Seppol. For stop over and other details contact Thekers agents or write to ee Smith OP STA Clawland O. Fanells 1B-18 N42.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway announces reduced excursion tickets to numerous points with return validity until the indicated date. Agents provide particulars and tickets are sold at a location between 6th Street and the square, with a reward offered for the finder of a neglected item.
For sale a good work horse weighing about 1100 pounds, inquire of Henry Shanver at North Ridge.
An advertisement asserts Kadol digestion remedy cures dyspepsia and stomach disorders, citing Mrs Mary Orick of White Plains Ky and H A Dykeman testimonials. It also mentions half-rate excursions to St Louis for a Good Roads convention and a Florida Special via the Big Four route with travel details and ticket agents.
Immersive travel offer for $50,000 California returns via Chicago and Northwestern Bay. First class round trips from Chicago May 8 to 18 to Los Angeles and San Francisco with favorable limits and stopovers. The Overland Limited departs daily at 8:00 pm from Chicago, three days en route, with drawing room and compartment sleeping cars, observation cars, lunch library, and electric lighting. For details contact A. Cleveland at 48 Porter Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
A reader recalls decades of torture from piles and skin troubles finally eased by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The testimonial credits relief from burns sores and various skin diseases to the salve. Cautions about counterfeit products appear within the notice.
Fragmented ad style text touts Dr Kinis New Life Pills and Bucklen's Arnica Salve as cures for stomach, liver, constipation, headaches, and wounds. Mentions Early Risers and Magnes as remedies. Claims soldiers wrote in and praises for various aches, burns, ulcers, and skin problems.
A distressed ad notes medical claims for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve curing piles and other conditions. It mentions public notice of a sale, street names, and a local supplier with witness statements praising the product. The text reflects early 20th century marketing language and a testimonial from H A Dykumer.
A Cleveland and Acme machine tool plant in Dayton Ohio lists numerous openings for skilled positions including mill hands pattern makers carpenters cabinet makers wood mill workers and various machine operators. Also cited is a testimonial praising Electric Bitters for digestion and related ailments with a local pharmacy price of fifty cents.
An old advertisement touts Boschae's German Syrup as the remedy for consumption and lung troubles. It claims the product has the largest sales since 1868 and emphasizes superiority over ordinary cough remedies for severe coughs, bronchitis, and night coughing. The 25 cent size is new this year, with regular size at 75 cents available from druggists.
An advertisement touts Kodol as a discovery that digests what you eat and purifies blood, claiming it makes rich people well and weak people strong. A testimonial from Mrs. Cranfill of Troy, Indian Territory says four bottles cured her indigestion, urging others to try it.
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