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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
5
A cigar maker explains that true blending requires knowledge of tobacco varieties not mere mixing. The first Club cigar impresses a nickel buyer with its quality and uniformity, turning him from skeptical to loyal as he tests multiple smokes.
Ladies of the Episcopal church plan a Saturday market in the church basement on March 17 at 10 o clock. Activities include a booth for New Spring Style wallpaper and crockery from Elytin Bazaar and a sale by Mrs BD Muddork and Mrs D Hail lor Lorain guest hosted by Mrs J Hazelton. Buyers Club members may receive cash discounts at local stores.
Advertisement notes maple syrup priced at 1.00 per gallon with 100 gallons available. Encourages purchase while cheap and directs readers to buy shoes at the Peoples Boot Shop, Cheapside U-1315.
A regular Eastern Star meeting is set for Friday evening at Cheapside’s Peoples Boot Shop. The floral degree will be worked followed by a social. Full attendance is desired. meeting opens at 7 30 with Mias DeBar of the Vaughn Glaser Opera Company dining with Mrs Wm Jones of Lodi Street. 3 15 21.
The Buyers Club extends to Elyria aiming for 500 members. Members join for $1 yearly to access discounts at about 25 local stores, with savings predicted at $75 to $100 annually. The program promises 6 to 10 percent off in participating shops, encouraging collective buying and cash discounts.
Floor covering details describe a showroom display featuring Chi Namel applied to a sample card. The note highlights a finished floor in the window display and mentions the product presentation without broader context or dates.
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