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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
7
In a London drawing room and New York society circle the Spendors mingle among heiresses, dukes, and Western magnates. Mrs Gwilt Athlestan dominates conversations with wit and diamonds while guests debate marriages, money, and social games amid a brisk stream of gossip and propriety.
A field of diverse briefs notes Garrettsville library holdings Thompson rural mail routes Eaglesville measles outbreak at Willoughby and a new tower planned at Phalanx station. Local industry updates include ice storage at Ready Jake and increased street railway capital. Church, education, health, and tax matters span Ashtabula to Lisbon with layoffs, bonds, and new ventures amid regional shifts.
A fragmentary dialogue follows two unnamed lovers walking along a roadway. She pretends telepathy to test the promise, while he grows anxious about commitment and distance, recalling how dear she once seemed and how he now fears misreading her. The scene ends with a cliffing note.
You can sell almost anything in these want columns. Your advertisement reaches a majority of Elgriv homes daily, showing why advertising in the Reporter pays off.
Wanted will be run three times free of charge, if not exceeding three lines in length. Count & words to the Hine, Agents, Rent rooms and Boarding advertisements, Medical, Personal, Clairvoyant, Dwary Notices, Nouses, Farms, Real Matale, Business Opportunities Busl nega Cards, Attorneys, Patents, Auction, Miscellaneous Wants and all other classifications not specified.
For sale a large eight room house with gas and water, fruit on the premises and a chicken house. Lot measures 50 by 180 feet at the corner of Elba and Huron streets. Inquiries to C A Cox, 335 East Broad Street. Also 3 bedroom suites of living rooms in the Ches hire, the new by Block. Inquire of J C 2, 320 tf.
WANTED A cook, Mra Geo H Ely, 723 W avenue. A dining room girl and a second meter in the kitchen. Jackson hotel. $20-31. Also carpenters and traveling salesman ads with details for employment and bond investment.
74 acre farm for sale or rent four miles from Elyria with good buildings. J C Crisp and Co. reports a 3-21-1F mill in Middlefield ready to ship to an Umber tract of 700 acres in Arkansas bought recently. The Mansfield Deagueyists Association attended services at First Tutherant church. The Patreum Producers Association, formed by Ashtabula County owners, set factory locations and $1,000 has been paid. West Williamsfield building materials on site for a 60,000 pounds milk daily factory, to be operable by April 1. John Webb, oldest mail carrier, will retire July 1 after fifty years serving between Youngstown and Enon Valley via Polaril, New Middle town, and Petersburg. route the longest in the state.
Classified lines show job ads for a first class care maker position at Ameri can Shipbuilding Company in Cleveland and a general hotel job at 018 East road street. Retail and wholesale price quotations cover farm produce and groceries, including potatoes, onions, cabbage, butter, eggs, cheese, maple syrup, flour, oats, meats, and poultry from Jackson Brothers. Theresa Garry of Ipsilanti visits Water street relatives in the city.
An old advertisement asserts D-Zerta Jelly is superior in flavor and clarity to other jellies. It explains how to prepare by dissolving a packet in boiling water, suggests adding nuts or fruits for desserts, and promises money back if not pleased. Five flavors are offered Raspberry Strawberry Lemon Orange and Jowerry with a ten cent price at grocers in Rochester New York.
Public schedule shows hourly departures from Cleveland Public Square starting 6:04 a.m. to 11 p.m. with Cleveland Limiteds at specific morning times. Elyria to Oberlin and Lorain routes run at varied intervals including hourly and every 30 minutes, plus nightly 11 p.m. runs on weekends. Limiteds and regular trains connect Elyria, Lorain, Oberlin, North Amherst, Grafton, Norwalk, Birmingham, Berlin Heights, and Norwalk with multiple daily departures and defined peak times.
A garbled OCR list outlines multiple passenger trains including the Boston and Chicago No. 165 and No. 133 Cleveland and Detroit Express with times around 6:50 a.m. and 3:54 p.m. Also noted are the No. 41 Toledo Accommodation and No. 47 Norwalk Division Accommodation, plus Pacific Express and Fast Mail trains. Ticket agent Smith L. P. Baxter signs off.
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