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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1906
Page
2
Elyria seeks three goals rapid factory expansion by Garford, a YMCA building, and a city hospital. Proponents urge community donations of time money and support to secure all, arguing the YMCA and hospital are not mutually exclusive with Garford’s plans. City leaders stress speed and unity to avoid losing momentum.
An old advertisement asserts dandruff is caused by a parasite affecting hair bulbs and claims Newbro's Herpioide restores hair health. It touts widespread consumer satisfaction and offers samples via The Horpicide Co and DYKEMAN special agent, Detroit, Mich.
The notice warns Elyria residents that insects are increasing and urges action now. It suggests suitable sites for a hospital and YMCA are available but may be taken soon, urging prompt effort before they are gone. It cautions against boasting or unnecessary criticism while emphasizing timely action.
The common pleas court enters its next term in April with April 9 for the grand jury and April 30 for the petit jury. The grand jury list includes Frank Haven Eaton H T Boyden Elyria John Kelgley Lorain Adam Clause Brownhelm Elmer Cotton Sheffield W F Eskert Carlisle Herman Jaycux Amherst J O West Huntington J W Robishaw Lorain Sam Scott Lorain John Hilpert Lorain R N Racy Lorain William Rickson Lorain J N Bailay Ridgeville Charles Kitightel Lorain Second ward and others. The petit jury roster lists RK Shute Elyria Andrew Coonrod Sheffield E B Voster Amherst F D Gatt Penfield Geo A Clark Lorain J W Léasure Russia L P Terrell Lorain 8 Nichols Lorain Stanley Hoskins Warondulin Fatterson Lorain b G Probert Russia Brank Jackson Barton Willi Robb Lorain R F Rogers Lorain 1 Bluntern Grafton township.
A quirky public warning compares kidney health to handling a dangerous stick of dynamite, using a provocative question to stress caution and care in medical risk awareness. The piece frames health choices as critical and life affecting.
A short piece warns that many eat too much and that health suffers from overeating. It notes that even small illnesses disrupt work and lead to self poisoning as toxins accumulate in the body.
Local church notices list morning and evening services at First Congregational Baptist and Methodist Episcopal churches. Cadmus to speak on Congo atrocities. LeGalley to sing. choir and solos featured. Bible school, Epworth, and Young People activities noted alongside topics and hymns. Church of Christ Scientist services outlined with texts from Psalm 93 and the Sermon.
At 10 am Rev John P Sala preaches Who is Righteous and at 7 pm offers What is Worth While in a Church of Christ service with good music and inviting programs throughout. An advertisement extols Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar as a laxative cough syrup for coughs, colds and related illnesses sold by druggists.
Western Canadian towns form rapidly with YMCA associations as Calgary Edmonton and Brandon expand. New association buildings arise in Revelstoke and Vancouver as railroads promote civic faith. The movement grows through traveling secretaries, provincial committees, and major donations, expanding YMCA influence from Nova Scotia to British Columbia.
R. C. Ward announces candidacy for Lorain County short and subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. The notice appears in political announcements dated February 12.
W J Hilel of Elyria Ohio declares intent to run for sheriff subject to the Republican Convention decision.
The notice presents Dr. G. B. French as a coroner candidate for Lorain county pending Republican county convention. It mentions a deceased man whose identity resembled Frank Nolan but left relatives unsure, leading to burial under a misgiven assumption of Nolan’s identity.
The text notes that gesture language varies across Australasia with some tribes developing codes so efficient they rival spoken language, highlighting high communicative value and rapid conveying of meaning.
Gold Dust Rye gains endorsement from leading physicians and is used by major Ohio hospitals for medical purposes. The product is praised for its purity and smooth taste, distinguishing it from harsher whiskies. The A R Champney Co. distributes Gold Dust Whiskey, available at first class dealers with offices on Mechanic Street in Elyria Ohio.
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