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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
2
The Elyria Daily Reporter announces relocation from the Ely Power Block to a two story concrete building on Second street below the theatre. It promises a modern print plant with a full array of type setting machines and presses, inviting citizens to visit and view the operations.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure deafness caused by inflamed Eustachian tubes and offers $1000 for a never-cured case. Separately, Mrs Miller, 60, fractured her left hip in Spruce Street fall and faces hospital surgery by Drs Hubbell Black and Hart.
A new maypop fruit from the common plant Passiflora incarnata is described as larger and palatable, with the plant common in the southern states and ornamental. The article notes its use as a sleep aid from the leaf and flower extract, while the improved fruit offers fresh or preserved form for sale in markets soon.
A Chicagoan in London notices signs telling people to keep to the left and teases a policeman with the question. The bobby retorts with a witty line as the man pays and departs. Also includes a joke about hair color in soup and a quip linking a piano’s uncertainty to classical music.
City officials warn on fires and explosions with a proclamation dated June 13 1906 banning squibs rockets crackers torpedoes and other explosives on vacant lots streets and parks between 9 am and midnight in Elyria Ohio. Violations may lead to arrest for disorderly conduct under city ordinances.
The doctor answers his wife questioning patient response with not yet, noting he has sent three bills. The remark references Jourmat being sold, hinting at ongoing treatment and billing.
The Ohio Insurance Department certifies the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company of Boston and The Lumbermen's Insurance Company of Philadelphia have complied with Ohio laws. The statements include capital, surplus, assets, liabilities, and other financial terms as of the year end and the current year, with official attestations by state insurance superintendents.
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