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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
4
In Youngstown the Aiken law enforcement hits saloons hard as only about a dozen “up-town” taverns prosper. Most remain unprofitable, with brew houses backing licenses and rents, while some big brewers consider selling outside properties. Many operators add wine rooms and sleeping quarters to boost income.
The 1907 season is projected as highly successful with 30 professional leagues under the national agreement employing about 4,200 players. Salaries paid by clubs, plus semi professional leagues, could push total baseball earnings to around 1.5 million dollars nationwide.
Vermilion 10 team manager Chas A Heidloff plans a salaried summer team with new cream and brown uniforms. High quality material and national league style expected. DeWitt's Early Risers advertised as headache cure.
About 30 friends and relatives gathered at Peter Nufer's home on March 5 to celebrate his 49th birthday with games and refreshments. He was presented with a rocker, and guests wished him many more happy birthdays.
Bugs McKenzie the Elyria pitcher left today for Columbia D C where he signed to play this coming season His friends expect him to excel on southern play and he left after terms here were not satisfactory to him He is said to have exceptional speed this season and is expected to make good with southern baseball crowds
Yesterday it was reported that Morris Wood’s half mile record of 1 minute 15 3-3 seconds set at the Saratoga Skating Rink will not be accepted. The course was deemed short, with eight laps to a mile and each lap 220 yards. Wood did not travel a full half mile, and no official recognition will be given. The prior record of 1 minute 20 2-5 seconds by John Nilsson stood.
The National Commission ruled that a contract made by a player with a Tri-State organized ball is not binding on the club that takes him. Therefore Boston is not bound by Ungland's contract with Williamsport.
Mrs William Thaw testified for her son in the murder trial of Arch it White, saying he acted unusually after a 1903 return from abroad and confessed to seeing White threaten him and of his love for a chorus girl. Testimony to wrap up next week. Also included is an unrelated testimonial ad for Kodol Dyspepsia and optician Hills at 533 Broad Street.
Window displays feature small round brim hats with rich brown straw and a velvet back bow set with mother of pearl buckle. A practical shirt waist article suits linen cotton silk and flannels. described with fitted lining and two part front back, wide hems, and elaborate tuck details. A statistics gag on why women marry lists quirks from 95 girls with motives ranging from chaperone freedom to travel and homes, ending with skeptical tone.
The ad touts Pyramid Pile Cure as instant relief for piles with cures claimed across severe to mild cases. It offers a free sample by mail from Pyramid Drug Co and notes a regular 59 cent price through local druggists.
Spiritualist Charlotte Exton of Lorain, who forecast last week's major fire the night before, predicts another large fire soon. She spoke in a private circle and did not name a location.
The Elyria Telephone Company's new directory is ready. Copies may be obtained by calling at the office on West Sevena Street. Contact number 2-28-1011 for distribution details.
A reflective piece on moral exchange and the value of words as wings that travel and return. It suggests entrance fees of love, patience in trials, and the idea that crosses endured lead to a promised crown. The note closes with a whimsical aside about Austin's Pancakes aiding appetite at grocers.
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