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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1903
Page
3
The catalog mentions sizes from 1 by 36 inches up to 11 ft 3 in by 15 ft, praising Wilton and Body asgels Rugs for durability and variety. It claims these have the most items and sizes, and notes soft harmonizing colorings as closer to Oriental Rugs. Prices are described as moderate and affordable, with many items available.
Miss Dorothy Day hosts a Wednesday birthday party with about fifteen guests and several gifts. Joshua Lickorish buys the Hamilton home on Cleveland Street. Katharine Faxon plans an informal party. Hanlin Humphrey takes a position at Samager Sewing Machine Co. Mrs Herman Baumer entertains friends. Mrs W Taylor travels to Rochester NY. Arman family returns from Arkansas. The Sweet Concert Go and orchestra perform at Berlin Heights to a full house with encores. Jesse Boal's West Bridge Street home is being replaced with a new residence. Will Young celebrates 21st birthday with friends. Old Ladies’ Home seeks a kitchen helper. Judge J W Steele visits town. Mae Smallwood and Mrs WH Seward in Cleveland. Pearle Saligpary hosts Jolly Club. Carnation Club dance at GAR hall. Ethel Kelble provides music. Rev P E B Harding and family visit. Indy Lozier reported ill on Cleveland Street. Charlous Dontam and AH Weed noted ill. Mr and Mrs F W Davies return from honeymoon, moving to 102 Highland Court after March 36. Street signs in Paris draw attention, including a clever Gerome sign. A West End clergyman shows cash-basis salaries. a musical typewriter attached to pianos may write tunes. An umbrella with initials A T P seeks return to Arthur T Phipps.
Classified item notes an eight room house at 325 West Beventh. Inquiries encouraged via contact to arrange viewing or obtain further details.
For Kent Good, all modern conveniences, good barn, near town center. Rent $85 per month. Inquire Frank A Smith and Bro. 15166. To rent by a family of two, a medium sized house in good repair, convenient to Johnson Inc, preferred. Address 110 Dewey Avenue, dvtax.
The German Oriental Society reports a well preserved mummy of a high priest from ancient Thebes was found in a family tomb with his priest and reader and their wives. The mummy, dated to 2000 BCE, was moved to Europe after a century of preservation, with the wig and eye rouge noted for ceremonial styling and a wooden statue found beside the remains.
A New York Times item discusses prank candy ideas including a tooth with a gold crown inside a cream chocolate and other edible tricks. It notes candy makers face demand for novelty as candy jokers push for harder, surprising fillings while sanitary experts scrutinize such tricks.
In a chaotic harbor scene the 16 inch fun tow to Sandy involved the Monarch, Captain Tom and Merritt pulling vessels toward a pier. A crewman on a pile driver attempted to move the gear as the Monarch neared, while Merritt captain shouted from the pilot house that a line would be made fast and the derrick would stay put, asserting the man could not move it.
An old promotional notice touts Zoa Phora as a quick cure for female irregularities and debility. It claims to aid change of life, pelvic disorders, and related symptoms, urging mothers to rely on it for health and strength, with testimonials and a free trial offer from Kalamazoo.
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as strengthening weak lungs and throats. It asserts the product helps coughs colds and bronchitis and keeps them away. The ad urges readers to try a sample and notes the Pearl Street address in New York.
Wants 4 column want ad items including a competent girl for general service work with good ware references, address given. Two farms on Lake Avenue for sale on reasonable terms under Frank A. Smith Elyria Block. Farm of 250 acres well stockaded, enquire of L. B. Fauver attorney Elyria. administrator bonds on short notice by Frank A. Smith Elyria Block.
Property listing offers a lot on Broad Street with 48 feet of frontage and 106 feet depth. Inquiries directed to J H Redfern or J E Barrell, Aprix.
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