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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1904
Page
2
The fragmentary text shows a local report style mentioning Elyris and the Vale region. Readers see names like Ja Gally and Dar mounts, suggesting a community or sports note with unnamed events and dates. Further readable details are scarce.
The article discusses the Northern Securities case and railroad rates under Sherman law, arguing rates should reflect mutual interests and promote business. It notes lower fares could boost passenger and freight traffic, with examples of St Louis Exposition travel. It also includes a health snippet urging uphill walks for circulation and a brief humorous exchange about handkerchiefs and money.
Merchants offer novelty sign cards and window displays at reduced prices. Listings show Bay area catalogs with discounts ranging from 25 to 100 units and various variations, including free catalogs and nationwide options.
A vintage ad claims One Minute Cough Cure relieves coughs in a minute by soothing the throat and clearing phlegm. It touts lung strengthening, pneumonia warding, and safe use for children, sold by H A Dyke.
A critique of snobbery in collecting art and books notes that price does not guarantee merit. It cites editions de luxe selling for pennies on the dollar and argues many costly volumes lack intrinsic value while superior editions exist. The piece highlights reader interest in perceived status over quality and mentions publishers and markets involved.
38 acre garden property in North Amherst with a 10 room house a barn and outbuildings. Natural gas well provides heat and light. House heated by hot air furnace with two basements. For terms and information inquire of W Betlen North Amherst MA 0134tf.
In a fairy tale frame from a Paris suburb, M. Durand tends a plum tree that grants fertility and beauty through mythic guardians. Spirits conjure plants elsewhere, but the trunk becomes a polished silver-ringed trunk. Neighbors doubt, while a train to Paris anchors the tale in memory and longing.
The scene describes two characters observing ancient furniture and a copper moonlit night. Their calm walk, distant starlight, and the deep mellow colors of the room evoke a tranquil mood as they discuss beauty and perception. Jane notes the furniture’s timeless appeal while the narrator focuses on the quiet, reflective moment.
In a verbose exchange, two characters argue over furniture styles, debating whether items at Salomons belong to Chippendale or Sheraton. Jane insists on Sheraton features while the narrator defends Chippendale, ending with a tense engagement about taste and credibility.
An excerpt shows dialogue about a congressional race with mentions of Solomons Lorain County and a candidate linked to Chippendale and a shield-shaped back design. The piece hints at campaign chatter and unnamed supporters.
A note from Habert Day requests county Republicans at the Lorain convention to consider him for the county treasurer post. He welcomes support or objections from friends and voters, signing as Habert Day.
L W Adams of Columbia announces candidacy for county commissioner subject to Republican county convention. He appeals for support from Republicans and supporters of the good roads movement in the county.
E Branson of Wellington Ohio announces candidacy for Lorain County auditor subject to Republican county convention decision.
The Lorain Calla Rhys-Dania Republicans back a candidate for representative in the Fourteenth Congressional District. Supporters include the party figures and local allies as the nominee seeks endorsement and votes.
The county auditor declares a candidate for county judge under Republican rule, subject to decision by the county party overtroon to be held in the spring. The candidate asks for support from Republican friends.
After hearing from friends across the county I have decided to run for the office of county commissioner, in line with the upcoming Republican county convention. I welcome support from friends in this effort.
A note from Crandat Brownhela and Ena D Chapman to Lorain County Republicans asks for continued support for the county auditor and treasurer races. It thanks supporters for help in the prior contest and appeals to the party convention for endorsement in the coming election.
A garbled notice announces a bid for the office of county treasurer in Lora County. It references the county convention and a reaction to a decision by a regional convention held by EB Kean and Kipton, with unclear dates and details.
Frank S. Whiteman announces his candidacy for Lorain County treasurer pending endorsement by the Republican county convention. He asks for support and the friendship of Republicans in the county.
A. Jaasierhiry of Lorin is a candidate for the office subject to a decision by HEX Lepubl wai eniery aenweutiem. The review focuses on qualifications and eligibility in the county audit process.
The undersigned Tha announces candidacy for county commissioner promising to pursue county convention. Details reference Hower BK Buratt Wolhapetan and Q. The notice outlines filing intentions and seeks support from local voters.
Lorain county voters are informed that Kor County Commissioner will seek renomination for the county commissioner post. The candidate notes continued service to the public and urges support in the upcoming party process.
Tehall announces candidacy for county commissioner pending Republican county convention. Z B Parsons of LaGrange pledges GOP support in Lorain and Lorain county. H J Barrows declares candidacy for county auditor subject to Republican convention. Barrows thanks past supporters and seeks aid for success.
The Cleveland Daily Plain Dealer touts rapid, comprehensive coverage with exclusive telegraphic news from New York Washington and Columbus and market reports. It emphasizes honesty and clarity, inviting samples or subscriptions while boasting DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a reliable liver aid.
Railway agents will offer very low colonist tickets to authorized western and northwestern points including the Pacific Coast Country, available daily through April 30. Additionally on the first and third Tuesdays in March and April special low rates apply to southern southwestern and western points. Contact a Lake Shore ticket agent or write to A. B. Smith G P and T A Cleveland March 45.
The Black Hills in southwest South Dakota yield a large share of U S gold and a new booklet by the North-West Line offers a detailed panorama. Send four stamps for a copy from HNiskern P T M Chiongo.
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