Beouty business promises cures for hair loss
Letters from customers praise Newbro's Herpicide claiming it stopped hair loss and improved scalp condition. Bertha Trellinger and Grace Todge endorse the product and urge purchases through druggists. Sample offers and two sizes are advertised by The Herpicide Co of Detroit with A. E. Frost as special agent.
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Enderse
Newbro’s
Bertha A. Trellinger
Morrison St
Fartignol
Ore
Grace Todge
Sixth St
Portland
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
A. E. Frost
Subscription Terms Notice from Daily and Weekly Reporter
The notice outlines annual subscription rates for the Daily Reporter and Weekly Reporter, with pricing shown in unclear handwriting and some garbled text. It references outside location and mentions a price around 2.60 dollars per year.
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Daily Reporter
Biyria
Ty Mall
Math
Record of Congress Shows Mixed Accomplishments and Reform Push
The Fifty-ninth Congress did not fully satisfy President Roosevelt but enacted major reforms and expansionary measures. It approved nearly $1.9 billion in appropriation bills, advanced pensions for veterans, raised federal salaries, regulated labor, and strengthened treasury tools. It faced debates on immigration, taxation, and corporate reform, with persistent push for citizen rights and anti‑outlaw wealth measures.
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Congress
Treasury
United States
Roosevelt
Life's Little Pleasantries in a Long Fest
A fragmented collage echoes behind the veil of conversation with references to managers, education funding, and embezzlement concerns. Names surface in banking and art circles while mentions of clinicians, politicians, and stage revues hint at a kaleidoscope of social scenes and improvised wit.
Evening Thought on the Ship and Life’s Compass
A reflective meditation uses nautical imagery to compare life to a ship seeking direction. It warns that without a guiding compass, people miss their course and face misfortune as storms threaten their journeys. References to a shipwreck on the SS mre appear as a metaphor for lost guidance.
Mrs. Austins Pancake Flour Returns Fresh In Town
Local shoppers report Mrs Austin s famous pancake flour is in town fresh and delicious as ever prompting renewed kitchen trials.
Thoughts and Notes From A Busy Local Page
A chaotically stitched column mixes social chatter and travel musings. It references Spain’s concerns about kings, a thaw in Cuba, baseball season anticipation, a possible $100000 Ath ons building, street life in St Louis, and eager buyers for各. It also contains a verse about a touchstone and a sales pitch for jewelry and optical services, including Hil, the optician at 533 Broad Street.
Virginia Judge Affirms Not Guilty Verdict in Strother Murder Case
In Culpeper Virginia Judge Harrison presided as a jury found Dimes A Strother and Philip Strother not guilty of murder in a trial that drew cheers from the crowd. William Brwaters, alleged betrayer of the sisters, was mentioned as the judge urged order and the crowd celebrated the decision.
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Culpepper
Virginia
Herrison
Viginia
James Strother
Sa Ubini
Biggest Bargain Ever House for Sale Near Shops
Large seven room house with a good barn on the West Side near all shops. Suitable for a boarding house with fruit trees grapes currants and cistern lake water and gas. Reasonable terms first payment ten dollars per month six percent interest. Apply C.4 Cox.
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Cox
Steel Trust Party Seeks Site for Lakehead Steel Plant
A six member United States Steel and allied companies committee arrived in Superior Wisconsin by private car to study a proposed steel plant at the head of the lakes. The group includes T W Robinson Illinois Steel Co John Remis M A Neel W B Bixon United States Steel Co S A Benner and E G Stock Carnegie Steel Co.
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Superior
Wis
United States Steel Corporation
Northwestern Railway
T. W. Robinson
Ilinois Steel Co
John Remis
M. A. Neel
W. B. Bixon
Amherst School Board weighs plans for rebuilt building
At a special Amherst board of education meeting on Thursday evening plans were examined for a new structure to replace the one lost to fire. Architect Warrmeer of Lorain proposed a $60,000 project for a gymnasium style building, a cost the board found high. If a lighter structure is approved, the board would buy land owned by Mrs Duty and Mrs Kohlmixer to create school grounds with roads on both sides.
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Board For Education
Amherst Taursday
Jteroom
Duty
Kohlmxer
Girl Wanted for General House Work 124 Harrison Street
Help wanted notice seeking a girl for general house work for Boalan Bros. and T. J. Burrell at 124 Harrison Street. Crisper list of vegetables and fruits appears in the clipped line.
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T. J. Burrell
Harrison Street
Prison rule forces work for nonpayment of fines
Major Chapman enforces a new police rule allowing imprisonment of prisoners who refuse to work off fines and costs. Fred Klise, arrested for intoxication, was kept from streets and later released after internal work. The mayor warns recalcitrant prisoners face jail until payment, with future threat to send repeat offenders to the workhouse. Also notes a bankruptcy notice for W S Canfield with first creditors meeting in Elyria, Ohio on March 20, 1907.
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Major Chapman
Fred Klise
al I
Kiine
M Re
District Court of the United ,States
Northern District of Ohio
W. S. Canfield
Elyria
Lorain
Norice
A. D
Ohio
H. Boynton
Elsra
Archie Roosevelt Ill With Diphtheria at White House
Word from the White House reports Archie Roosevelt, the president’s third son, very ill with diphtheria. Doctors give little hope for survival as the lad has battled the disease for several days.
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Washington, Mar
White House
Archie
Roosevelt
Oberlin claims state championship after Wooster win
Oberlin defeated Wooster at Wooster last Tuesday to clinch a claim to the state championship, having beaten all major Ohio colleges represented in basketball.
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Oberlin
Wooster
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