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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
2
An advertisement announces a linen and white goods sale beginning Saturday March 3 1906. It touts fashionable patterns at low prices with Merc erized waistings and French Persian and India lawns in varied prices. Bed spreads are offered in multiple price points.
The Reporter Printing Co publishes The Reporter Daily and Weekly. Staff includes Dean Taylor as Vice President and Editor, JT Carter as Associated Editor, Bhatha A Houser as Secretary and Treasurer, with Houser as President and Manager. Subscription terms show weekly carrier delivery and annual mail rates. outside Elyria rates noted as well.
Ohio moves toward reform with the Espy bill mirroring Massachusetts ballot style. Voters mark a single vote for each candidate in alphabetical order, removing the party emblem from the ballot and preserving party columns for state and county races. The bill, once passed by the senate, faces the lower house debate and likely enactment.
An advertisement touts Newbros Herplide as a remedy for dandruff and hair loss claiming a germ causes scalp damage. A short UK style query section notes two men in Binghampton receive five year sentences for petty theft and questions about other crimes.
Jane Dore, the popular performer, will portray dual roles in the emotional drama at the Bhai theater. She appears Monday March 3 in Lady Isabel and Medime Mine, delivering the famed intensity and charm audiences expect. Special performances are set for select dates.
Evangelist Dr Victor Dorris wraps up a series at the Church of Christ and plans to return to Kentucky tonight by night train. He is praised for deep Bible teaching, a thoughtful, non emo approach, and urging listeners to accept Christ as Savior based on God’s Word. His final sermon emphasizes the promise of God for obedience.
Morus Van Bermbach a German nativedonor clerk in the Ken Lua area long linked to Elyria died this week in Milwaukee where he led the Gerinda Eachinge bank. Of noble descent he immigrated young and was noted for his service and decoration with the Order of the Red Dash on Prince Henry’s oil stone tourism county.
Probate court records recount Judge Hinman reacting with disgust to a last minute marriage license request. A couple claimed Ridgeville as home, but both admitted they came from Cleveland, prompting the judge to suggest obtaining the license in Cleveland.
Walter Price formerly city engineer of Cleveland is employed to inspect the Loam viaduct and estimate its fair cost. He will determine alleged excessive profits that benefited the different components of the bridge. The King Bridge Company is involved in the aerial survey in Cuyahoga County.
The ad promotes Kennedy 3 Laxative cough syrup as a mild cathartic for the bowels and a remedy for cold symptoms. It claims to expel phlegm, strengthen mucous membranes, relieve croup and whooping cough, and is sold by all druggists.
W J Hillier of Elyria Ohio announces candidacy for Lorain County sheriff subject to the Republican Convention decision. Also Fred Jacobs disclaims responsibility for his wife Helen Jacobs debts after February 28 1906. Elyria items note Peruvian tombs containing lime of the Incan era.
Advert declares Gold Dust Rye Whiskey as best with expert judges approval and physician trust. Claims its purity, aging, and distinct flavor set it apart from other brands. Warns buyers to insist on Gold Dust and to purchase from authorized dealers and distributors.
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