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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1903
Page
2
The Valle Reporter lists subscription terms with per month and per year prices. Pricing appears for monthly and yearly delivery by mail, with mentions of rate structures and delivery frequency.
The article recounts Captain Cook’s Inlet mail routes linking Sitka and Nome with a ship carrying sealed letters. It notes the challenge of overland and sea travel across 1800 miles, the private service, and the writer’s earnings of over $2,000 spent in Nome and Seattle.
Fragmented exchanges from a London news page depict a drinking scene, a dying promise, a ghost tale, and a broken water pipe seeking fix. A stray quotation about a radiator and a runaway concern threads through a parade of varied British voices and headlines.
A fragmentary 19th century county record details an auditor’s book charges and examinations. It references Lorain County Ohio, various officials, and proceedings about property, bonds, and vouchers with scattered terms and names.
A Century article surveys the polar aurora borealis describing two main classes of motionless and dynamic lights. It notes frequent proximity to the earth, vivid colors from red to violet, and reports from Eskimos Orkneys and Lapps about sounds and legends surrounding the phenomenon.
Apartment listing reads For Rent in the Brewer Endly block near 15168. The readable fragment notes a good location but provides no further details on size price or amenities.
Advertisement from Lorain Lumber and Manufacturing Co seeking buyers for a good team of horses. Specifies description and price details available upon inquiry at Lorain.
Wise and Jackson arrived with another train of horses to be sold at home. The notice mentions new stock and upcoming sale events with potential buyers watching closely for bids.
A Country Life in America writer recalls photographing a near circular pond about 200 feet wide in the Great Cypress Swamp west of the Everglades. The scene shows a vivid gathering of alligators drawn by a nasal crow-like call, with a count of 73 individuals in view.
Berlin report notes rising trend of variety dancers and singers marrying men of higher status. Statisticians say 60 percent of marriages place wives in stronger social positions, 20 percent wed titled men. Examples include Therese Elestaiy, Albertine Staber, Duke Ernst of Württemberg, and several princes and counts.
After Philippi the Roman Cassius Camas killed himself and was buried on Thasos. A newly discovered sarcophagus, dedicated to holding his remains, has been found on the island.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat report details how children in poorer families use nickels and store tickets to buy small items. Vendors note kids buy penny worth of various goods, accumulate tickets, and use checks as surrogate money, often accepted at face value for groceries and market purchases.
An enthusiastic traveler touts Forties Miles Alaska as frigidly mild, claiming temperatures never drop below seventy degrees below zero. Reports contrast with Medcine Hat and Morty Milecot observations, while other notes mention a world cable message time and local classifieds offering rooms and goods.
Family of two seeks a medium sized house near Johnson line in goon repair area with convenient access. Address listed as 110 Dewey avenue. Adutex mentions Boschee's German Syrup and other cough remedies, touting it as a universal remedy for consumption and throat issues since 1868.
An advertisement extols Vinol as a powerful tonic that rebuilds flesh bone and muscle by improving digestion and blood quality. It features testimonials from Henry J. Eady and a Boston and Maine Railroad worker claiming kidney relief weight gain and better sleep.
The Southwest mineral products for 1901 reached 70 million dollars. The Southwest Miners' Association estimates related mining businesses have expanded by 300 percent over the last two years.
The text notes Frack A. Smith and Elyria block related to receiver's or guardian bonds in 1961, indicating a financial or fiduciary matter. Further precise details are unreadable but centers on bond obligations and the named parties.
Nicely furnished front parlor with board available for two men. Suitable for a man and wife of two men. Enquire 861 West Second Street. 14stx.
Lodging available two minutes from Broad Street at 119 East Avenue 14716. Also a missing cameo pin was picked up Sunday near the Episcopal Church and 252 Fourth Street. return to Avis Hamlin for a reward.
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