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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
3
An advertisement urges readers to switch from unhealthy beverages to Liquid Force, touting it as a healthful tonic that quenches thirst. It claims the product benefits digestion and overall well being and encourages immediate adoption.
The piece argues that business has become dominant in modern society, reshaping education and professions. It claims business connects nations, spreads a common language, and acts as a moral force by promoting selflessness and cooperation, elevating people and lifting many from poverty through commerce.
The notice promotes a Summer Book listing pleasant getaways in Wisconsin and nearby Minnesota including Waukesha Wanupaca Fifield St Paul Minneapolis Ashland Superior Duluth and other resorts via Wisconsin Central Railway. It invites readers to request the free book from Jas C Pond Milwaukee and mentions Osburn Engineering Co of Cleveland hired to assess the Fourth Street Bridge for safety.
A sensational claim links a surge in New York City heart disease deaths to fast-paced modern life. Medical voices blame hurried meals, overwork, and constant stress for weakened stomach and heart function, promoting Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic and stomach nerve regulator.
Fragmentary notice from Ohio reporting on tax figures and assessments with references to authorities and public bidding. Includes scattered figures for taxes, abatements, and expenditures, plus a closing filler about cleanliness and a local advertisement.
An ad from Central Drug and Chemical Co. of Indianapolis promotes pastilles claiming immediate relief and a permanent cure. It offers earnings of up to ten dollars daily for introducing remedies and a two large dollar boxes two months treatment for one dollar.
Ohio Insurance Department announces that the German Insurance Company of Rockport Illinois has complied with state law to transact fire and lightning insurance in Ohio on a capital stock plan. The report dated December 1 of the preceding year lists assets, liabilities, paid-up capital, surplus, and expenses. A. J. Vorva, Superintendent, signs and seals the certificate.
Ad highlights Kodol for dyspepsia and indigestion, claiming it digests food, reduces stomach discomfort, and relieves heart palpitations, flatulence, and sour stomach. It touts increased energy and youthlike health, with Hollisaer’s Mountain Tea as a companion product. Sold by druggists. A. E. Frost advertises.
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