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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
3
A mixed local items column notes a dismissed lawsuit against the C S W, a North Eaton man discharged from hospital after a fall from a green line car, and various job ads at Peerless Laundry. Social notices include funeral attendance and church Women’s Society officers, plus sporadic travel and small-town events across Oberlin and nearby areas.
Abow thirty six members of the local Odd Fellows lodge traveled to Amherst last evening to confer first and second degrees on a class of three candidates. A banquet followed the service with talks for lodge welfare. The I and OG plans a special Pullman train excursion to Washington DC for teachers over Easter, March 30 to April 1.
State Veterinarian Paul Fisher urges a year long muzzling law to wipe out rabies in Ohio He cites livestock losses and human risk from roaming dogs and urges prompt action as rabies rises in spring The plan aims to save stock and prevent needless human fatalities statewide against rabies.
In Highmore a young Dakota bride named Mrs. Jaedrew Hi Lou fought bitter cold and flames to carry her nearly burned husband three miles to help. She wrapped him in hay and rode to neighbors for aid while herself badly burned. A telephone call brought aid but Mrs. Lien died around seven o'clock from her injuries.
A New Jersey senate select committee report urges major reforms in life insurance regulation. The recommendations draw on the 1945 committee of fifteen findings from the Chicago conference on uniform insurance legislation and seek tighter controls and asset distribution rules for dissolved companies.
An advertisement claims stomach problems are caused by uric acid and that Life Plant purges uric acid from the blood. It touts Life Plant as a natural remedy and cites a customer letter about indigestion and rheumatic relief, inviting readers to request free advice and a health booklet.
Cam Huntington attended the 26th annual Scottish Rite Masons reunion in Cleveland on Wednesday. About 500 members from across the state were present, and many new members were initiated before an elaborate banqu ot was served.
Three Norwalk city officials resign to seek higher pay as the parks board votes to fill and reappoint them after approving salary increases. The unusual move leads to new terms for the same officers and a reassignment of duties.
Cincinnati March 7 United States District Attorney J J Sullivan of Cleveland finished argument before the United States circuit court of appeals in the Chadwick jewelry seizure case The appeal challenges Judge Taylors ruling on smuggled jewelry The court took the matter under advisement and a decision is not expected for about a month
The South Dakota House approved a senate bill requiring four consecutive quarters of residency and three months in the state before a divorce can be granted in open court. Supporters say the measure ends a practice seen as detrimental to state stability and public welfare.
Lorain March. The Coed Government league at a meeting appointed committees with power to hire detectives and secure evidence of liquor law violations Sunday breaking operation of houses of ill fame and gambling joints. It is expected arrests will follow as the campaign begins.
George Cogeswell, father of Helen Hale Cogeswell, dismisses reports in the New York Dispatch claiming his daughter married a Boston billionaire in summer. He denies knowing any such marriage and suspects a press agent story.
Lorain March 7. Black River Judge of Old Fellows has appointed four committees to locate a site and arrange suitable plans for a temple with estimated cost from 70 000 to 80 000 dollars.
Company agents deny rumors that fast trains on New York Central routes will be removed. In a Wednesday interview M. and Gaul say if all Stiles passed two cent laws railroads could be compelled to reduce fares. The public weighs in on fare policies and train service.
The readable text shifts from political references to medical remedies and advertisements. It mentions a 2 ian Pak AC Gganishad and a plan to stop a movement, then pivots to cautions about cold medicines and laxatives. Ends with an advertisement for Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup and Rocky Mountain Tea.
In Danville Illinois the trial of W. J. Davis for the Chicago theater fire that killed nearly 600 people proceeds slowly as witnesses return to Chicago. The defense objects to proceedings and challenges the Chicago ordinance cited in the case, arguing its validity could affect guilt. Attorneys debate the point, likely delaying a resolution for days.
Scant readable text suggests concerns about rising cigarette use among youths and related impacts. References mention pressure from tobacco ads and regulatory debates. No clear events, dates, or named organizations are identifiable in the fragment.
An old advertisement hawks Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as cures for coughs and colds. It touts quick relief and urges buyers to avoid ordinary medicines, listing prices and distributors.
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