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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1906
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription options for The Daily Reporter and The Weekly Reporter with delivery by carrier or mail, including yearly rates and terms for locations outside Elyria. It provides pricing fragments and mentions unspecified delivery details.
The provided OCR fragment blends names and phrases about weather, politics, and individuals with unclear meaning. It mentions hosts, a senate discussion, and various vague plans, leaving the core event indeterminate.
Fragmented recording lists several land transfers with varied grantees including Charles Martin to Kishmran and Martha Kishmian in Vrawntelm township and Lake Shape Metric Mallwas Company in Browehelm. Transactions show nominal or unclear consideration and minor parcel references in Elyria Avon and Avondale Park areas.
Frederick Manvell of Maryland reports buying Newbro’s Herpicide on April 6 98 and claiming bald spots filled within 40 days. A July note praises dramatic hair regrowth saying hair is now as thick as any. The ad claims the product destroys the germ causing dandruff and baldness and offers samples from The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich and agent Dykeman.
Transactions involve Wangerein and Moore families selling parcels in Rus sia and Login with prices 1800 and 2000 dollars. Ida Mes and D Muller respond in Terai with a 9000 dollar parcel, and W Dager and Pager sell in Lora for 2700 dollars. Moore and Moore also transfer land to Le Gawnland for 8500 dollars.
The comedy, a lively farce about a husband’s late night absence and its messy morning aftermath, stars a superb company and is billed as humorous and entertaining. The production, described as vibrant, aims to please theatergoers with its brisk pace and witty situations.
The ad touts a laxative product for bowel relief and cold symptoms. It claims to clear the throat, ease coughing, and strengthen bronchial tubes. Distributed through druggists with promotional claims of cleansing and soothing effects.
The Gorain aid Ashiana load company plans to cross railway tracks at grade through the Otter roads crossing.
An old deed was filed Tuesday at the county office. It records the transfer of property from John H. Faxon to Winfield Scott in 1843. The land covers lots 98 and 109 in the village of Charleston Brack River township with a consideration of $1,200.
Miss Rose Melville creator of Sis Hopkins returns with the unique character this summer. She also edits a magazine, oversees her Midwestern farm, and has made trips to the southwest to pursue interests. Theatre Saturday May 24.
Fragmented OCR text reports the death of two Lorain children amid garbled lines mentioning illness and medical terms. The source includes misread names and phrases, making specifics unclear.
A brief notice states that Losewicl at 2624 South Broadway suffered a fatal incident affecting two young boys who were ill for only a few days before the complications led to their deaths.
Testimony drew laughter as one witness described Gillette as a man with troubles insurmountable and thoughts impenetrable. The frivolous mood contrasted with the serious proceeding while the court heard evidence. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are advertised as a non-gripe remedy for headaches constipation and liver troubles.
An advertisement warns against mercury based medicines for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a mercury free internal remedy. The note claims testimonials and price per bottle, urging readers to buy genuine Hall's products.
Local notices reveal candidates for Lorain County sheriff and coroner subject to the upcoming Republican County Convention. R C Ward and W J Hillier announce sheriff bids, while Dr G E French seeks the coroner nomination.
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