Elyria Notes and Local Events
Robson was in Glieveland yesterday. Rain tonight and colder Sunday. A stock company plans an opera house show next week with prices 10 30 and 80 cents. The Elyria Whist Club meets Monday at Mrs. Prentiss. Ben Chandler appeared in police court this morning, fined five dollars. The Non-Partisan W T U meets Monday at two at Mrs. Frank Townsend's. Edwin W. Christy of Cleveland, state manager of United States Life Insurance, visits town. Robert Downing stars in The Gladiator next Friday at the Elyria Opera House. Fisk Jubilee Singers concert at First Congregational Church tomorrow night. admission is at least ten cents. Charlies McComb leaves Reublin Bros. for Haserodt Co. of Cleveland Monday. Men’s meeting at YMCA Sunday with Lorain Baptist Band in charge. The male quartet includes Rev. C. L. Collins, Ed Kucketedt, F. Harlan, and Archie Nottage.
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Robson
Glieveland
Werther
Opera House
Elyria Whist Club
Prentiss
Ben Chandler
Costa
Frank Townsend
Robert Downing
Elyria Opera House
Fisk Jubilee Singers
First Congregational Church
Charlies McComb
Reublin Bros’. Grocery
Haserodt and Co
Cleveland
McComb
Young Men’s Christian Association
Lorain
Scope of manual training in public schools
An experienced principal argues manual training should aid brain development rather than train a trade. He says hand activity builds sensory observations that form the basis of education, and overemphasis on rote reading risks weakening memory and judgment centers.
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Rollus
Lowe
Ksimingthy
New York
Deformities in Children and Early Surgical Remedies
A discussion on preventable childhood deformities such as club feet hairlip and cross eyes. It urges early professional surgical care available in city clinics and warns against untrained quacks while noting advances in electricity skin grafts and educational surgeons. A later snippet recounts a sea tale about a shark and a sea serpent in a playful exchange.
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The
New York Tribune
Reasoning on hunger and wall seating in dining lore
The Chicago Post cites a hobo preferring whisky over food when hungry, illustrating hunger instincts. A Philadelphia philosopher argues primitive humans favored wall backs for protection, shaping modern seating choices in restaurants according to our ingrained cave memories.
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Chicago Post
Electa
Philadelphia
Tribune
Kid Ne Oids and Catarrh Cure Ads Offer Guarantee
An assortment of medical claims promotes Kid Ne Oids for backache urinary disorders and kidney diseases with a money back guarantee. Also advertised Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co claiming constitutional treatment and a $100 reward for any failing case. Navel oranges priced at 35 cents a dozen at B A Starr's. Includes other patent medicine testimonials and druggist endorsements.
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Experince
Henry J. Eady
B. A. Starr's
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
EF. J. Cheney & CO
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