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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1906
Page
2
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A long note from the Bureau of Statistics outlines US trade with Europe, noting Europe takes over one billion dollars of US exports annually while non European regions lag. Imports from Europe have fallen from 68 percent pre 1890 to about 43 percent in 1905, as tropical and sub tropical goods rise in demand. Also touches on Secretary Taft and a lynching in Louisiana.
The Ohio State Board of Commerce is drafting key bills for the legislature including banking, primary election, county depository, and child labor measures. The board reviews and revises proposals, offering scrutiny to ensure practicality and avoid overlong, complex statutes.
Readers report fast relief from dandruff after using Newbro's Herpicide and Menbro's Herpicide. The product is said to cleanse the scalp, stop itching, prevent hair loss and baldness, and improve hair appearance. Sold by leading druggists with 10 cents sample requests via The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich. H A Dykeman special agent.
The followly Patents were issued this week listing Ohio inventors and devices. Includes rail signaling, vending machines, drawing press, adjustable shoe top, autowat ie musical instrument player and various metal fittings. Prices five cents each. by D White & Co Washington DC special patent correspondents.
Mrs Temples Telegram arrives with a strong company to perform the intricate farce here next Wednesday March 31. Notable cast includes Miss Ad Heron Skupworth William Lemp Carey Tuslings Antoinette Peery Sidney Lee and Set Piscv. The engagement follows recent runs in New York and Chicago and promises a premier local experience.
Faded fragments recall names like Dykeman and Guth with Mrs. Kiley, noting a Sunday visit to Cleveland by Rocky Mountain area acquaintances. The garbled text hints at a local social mention of families and travel, but specifics are unclear.
Mi Hlenty Avery at the Topist hotel says circus workers including actors and actresses are respectable and lead good lives. They are loyal, clannish, help each other in trouble, and freely aid fellow employees when money is needed, contrasting rumors of moral judgment.
An advertisement from C. Bowere, a druggist in Elyria, offers a guaranteed pile cure that stops itching, burning, and smarting instantly. It markets external application and an internal applicator with each package, plus a mail order option for fifty cents if in-store purchase is not possible.
Taken as disected it becomes the greatest eurative agent the relief of guffering humanity ever devised Hollisters Roo ty Mountain Tea 35 cents Tea or Tablets H A DYKEMAN
Local report describes H H Willan of Huddeberss Ohio obtaining a patent through Swift and Co Attorneys Washington DC for a cement fence post with iron gore and wire attachments. Article notes improvements and potential farm use plus mentions a concert company tour next Wednesday and several personal notices of marriages and residents from Michigan and Ohio.
Warns against mercurial catarrh remedies and extols a Toledo remedy by J Cheney Co. Claiming internal action and no mercury, the ad urges buying genuine Catarrh Cure. Includes testimonials and price six cents, with extra pills for constipation.
An advertisement extols the body as an engine needing a clean blood supply. It warns that overindulgence harms the liver and stomach, causing eruptions and weakness. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a vegetable tonic to purify blood, strengthen nerves, and restore vitality, noting its honesty badge and endorsements.
Political notice announces two candidates: one for Lorain County sheriff subject to the Republican County Convention. R. C. Ward signs the notice dated 2-12-11.
W J Hillier of Elyria announces candidacy for sheriff of Lorain County subject to the Republican Convention decision. Urban.
A Lorain county coroner race candidate named Dr. G French enters the GOP convention process under the coming Republican county convention. The brief notice signals official party involvement and the election pathway for the candidate.
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