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E. L Disbro, editor and manager, serves as the editor and manager of the Tercos of Subscription publication.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
2
E. L Disbro, editor and manager, serves as the editor and manager of the Tercos of Subscription publication.
A Cleveland paper warns that new lake water intake plans will burden taxpayers with 3000000? in debt and 312000 annual interest for ten years while delivering only water of questionable quality. It argues sewage from new city growth will contaminate the lake supply and urges stopping the project to protect public health and finances.
The eight year old Sarah Bernhardt, daughter of Maurice Bernhardt, is set to follow her illustrious grandmother into acting, continuing the family tradition on the stage.
The piece recalls literary figures like Walt Whitman and Robert Louis Stevenson through anecdotes about admiration, book trade, and a friend’s visit to Whitman in Camden. It notes Whitman’s dependence on patrons, his modest income, and a humorous tale of his work with George Childs providing support.
A fragmented report describes the Gherne Falls dam project with cement and granite volumes, cableways, and turbine plans showing vast scale and river power. Interspersed are a Snowflake biography explaining how dust and clouds shape a snow crystal’s ascent and growth.
The Saint Louis Society of Pedagogy recently debated the character of Hamlet. They noted the doubt about Hamlet's nature and suggested a determinate analysis as a publication. Sir Henry Irving once called Hamlet a dyspeptic, perhaps from a banquet the night before.
The document details an examination of county records and the treasury. It notes audits of books, vouchers, and cash handling, identifying money tracked, property, and assets. It mentions the county auditor and the investigation into funds and property records.
A collage of clipped quips and stray phrases from multiple papers mocks social pretensions and wordplay. The snippets touch on philanthropy vanity and gossip with humorous mishearings and garbled dialogue in a fractured style.
An account of a perilous Nile journey from Khartain to Cairo in a canoe led by Willam Gouge Erving. The voyage features a powerful rapids clash, a rock obstacle, and a dramatic leap to safety. Also quotes on plural forms and assorted brief items from the era.
An old newspaper fragment markets August Plower as a cure for indigestion dyspepsia and liver issues with testimonials and price options. It also lists job ads for a dressmaking department and kuiting room workers and promotes King’s New Discovery and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers with user testimonials and local sellers.
Notice invites sealed proposals for printing bonds used in the upcoming April election. Bids must be on best book paper, include sample of paper, and be accompanied by a bond with two sureties. Deadline and exact requirements set by the Clerk of the Board F M Strvans Elyria Ohio March 1903.
A large cameo pin was found Sunday between the Episcopal church and 259 Fourth Street and is to be returned to Avia Hamlin with a reward offered. Also listing rooms for rent with board two minutes from Broad Street at 119 Bat Avenue.
A veteran Sydney reader testifies about his long battle with eczema and psoriasis. He notes the illness began in three spots, spread then raged for ten years, and finally cleared in six weeks after using DD D. He claims no recurrence for over two years.
An advertisement touts a new skin disease remedy claiming ten out of ten cases are local pierparasitic and curable. It describes a "clean hyd prescription" that is sprayed over affected spots to treat skin conditions, implying broad efficacy.
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