Elyria Publishing Forms of Subscription
Fragmented OCR notes describe subscription forms for the Elyria newspaper with monthly and yearly rates. unclear figures indicate a monthly rate and an annual option, but exact amounts are illegible.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1904
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes describe subscription forms for the Elyria newspaper with monthly and yearly rates. unclear figures indicate a monthly rate and an annual option, but exact amounts are illegible.
The author denounces a 50 percent water rate increase and argues overinvestment in the water works. Citing Oberlin and Norwalk as warnings, the piece claims filtration costs are excessive and suggests cheaper, safer filtration and better use of water to save millions over time.
The Melina Gazette issues in enlarged form, praised as a premier Medina county paper. Editor Rowe earns commendation for the improvement and wide reader appeal. A note on history and culture cites President James of the Northwest university and an auctioned vintage brandy in London at 18 dollars per bottle.
Letters from Mrs. Hayes of Roxbury Massachusetts recount severe fibroid symptoms and claim Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured a tumor. The plea urges others with tumors or female trouble to try the tonic.
The author explains how genealogical figures grow by generation from two parents to eight great grandparents and onward. By the tenth generation there are 1,024 ancestors, the twentieth about 1,048,576, and the thirtieth around 1,073,834, their logic implying a common lineage for all people given a global population near 1.6 billion.
A Proverbial exchange contrasts a Yankee with a Southern colonel on lynching, reflecting racial brutality and mockery of justice through a commodified “colored men” lynching subject in a reformist voice from Philadelphia.
Advice to all kinds of rheumatics urges hygiene to prevent pain and health decline. It promotes Athlophorous as a remedy and preventive for rheumatism sciatica lumbago, claims it dissolves uric acid, and offers a book for four cents from Athlophoros Co New Haven Conn.
Hetty battles a coercive marriage plan devised by her stepfather Nathan Peat and a controlling guardian. She recalls her independence and the family legacy as she faces a dire ultimatum and contemplates defying her fate.
In a tense scene, a calm, self possessed woman defies a guardian and refuses a mercenary suitor. She insists she will marry only for love and rejects a marriage to a dishonored man amid threats and a looming will dispute. The doorbell interrupts as plans unfold.
To the republicans of Lorain county I will be a candidate for county treasurer subject to the decision of the republican county convention BE O Branson Wellington O
Local notices from Geof Chamberlain and Otto KM Haserodt appeal to Republicans in Lorabi and Larnin counties for nomination and county auditor support. They urge friends to back their candidacies at the upcoming county convention.
The treasurer for Lorain County Republican Party announces that candidate Chus M Irish will run for the county treasurer post, subject to the decision of the next Republican county convention.
A letter from YW FL Audt announces intent to run for county commissioner pending the Republican county convention decision. The author requests support from friends and readers in the upcoming political process.
A garbled notice lists Ta the republicanst of Loran county announcing campaigns for county auditor and county treasurer. The message thanks voters for past support and urges participation in the upcoming Republican county convention in Erie D Chapman.
A local announcement states Commissioner lo Towiah seeks the republic of Lorain County to nominate Lama as candidate for county attica, subject to the community convention decision of 104. The note lists venues and the political grouping involved, referencing Ekirton and Kew in the context of county politics.
Frank M. Whiteman declares his candidacy for Lorain County treasurer subject to the next Republican convention. He asks for support and assistance from friends and local Republicans.
OC. H. Loturhry of Loran is mentioned in a distorted note about the division of the Test republic conde nenvertien. The readable fragment hints at a meeting or formal talk with unclear context and names.
The Vundersieavds enter the race for county commissioner subject to the Republican county convention decisions. Homer Barets Wellngton are noted as related figures in the contested candidacy.
Vain et eau Ka Durkee announces candidacy for renomination as County Commissioner. The renomination is subject to the action of the Republican county convention.
A Parsons LaGrange Ohio resident declares candidacy for county auditor and asks Lorain and Lorain county Republicans for continued support. He notes readiness to run under the Republican county convention decision and expresses gratitude to friends from prior contests.
A. R. Webber announces his candidacy for congress in Lorain County after the death of Congressman W. W. Skiles. He cites assurances of support and urges friends in the district to back his bid. A nearby Elyria Souvenir book advertises at Monroe studio 250 for 11 cents.
The ad claims One Minute Cough Cure stops coughing by killing the microbe that tickles the ganeous membrane and clears phlegm. It also asserts it strengthens lungs wards off pneumonia and cures coughs colds and croup in all ages. Sold by H. A. Dyke.
A crowded notice lists global conflicts and a presidential campaign as major themes, while the Cleveland Daily Plain Dealer promises rapid, comprehensive coverage. It also advertises DeWitt’s Little Liver Pills and rail colonists’ tickets at cut rates to western points, with travel details and contact info.
A pamphlet on the Black Hills is issued by the North Western Line with a detailed map. Send four cents for a copy to W B Koiskers P T mo Ell March 94 M.
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