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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1905
Page
2
The Elyria Reporter lists subscription terms and rates for home delivery. It notes pricing for six months and other details, with the editor and manager listed as S. Canfield. The notice provides how to subscribe and where to send payments.
A newspaper passage argues that Governor Herrick faces a strong challenge to the Republican party from an outside cabal aiming to seize party control. It lauds Herrick’s push for primaries, claiming it will mobilize Republicans statewide and expose alleged conspiracies, with support growing as facts emerge.
A lavish Elyria banquet featured speeches praising local industry and civic spirit. Speakers praised Down Electrical’s growth, urged strong Lorain County ties, and stressed citizenship as the key to Elyria’s progress, while wry anecdotes illustrated regional rivalries.
The fragment notes rosin is added to a sticky musty smelling yellow soap to improve cleaning power. It points out rosin’s cheapness, about one fifth the price of pure coconut oil used in EASY TASK soap, and mentions grocers.
The report recounts the sixth annual Elyria Chamber of Commerce banquet with praise for Elyria and mentions Democratic nominees like McKinley and Neal. It notes letters from party leaders urging the gubernatorial bid and quotes assurances of accepting if nominated. The piece also covers a Church of Christ service tomorrow with sermon Spiritus Dark Spots, Bible school, and a guest appearance by Congressman Webber.
A local shop advertises a fine line of fresh handmade candies and a large selection of chocolates in fancy boxes from brands Lowney Bell Sparrow and Lyon. Located at Century Block, the Candy Kitchen offers variety for gift giving and everyday treats.
The narrative notes ongoing construction west of Vine Street with few homes sold, urging rapid development of remaining lots. The Sheffield Land and Improvement Company offers under fifty assorted lots at bargain prices, with contact via the Bank Building on 10th Avenue and Pearl Street, Elyria representative M. Whiteman.
All forms of rheumatism stem from uric acid in the blood. The remedy targets the cause and claims to dissolve uric acid, cleanse the system, purify the blood, relieve inflammation, and permanently cure stubborn cases. An booklet on Rhematu…Its Cause and Cure available for four cents.
A fragment shows critics arguing against harsh discipline with notes from Mra Summers offering home treatment for troubled children. An ad promises a $500 dividend and invites readers to send details to Hon. Robert Dean in Washington. Also mentions a herbal tea for hot weather and drugstore offerings from H. A. D. Yakeman.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces effective May 1 1404 changes to schedules and divisions. Affected routes include connections through Liverpool Dover Philadelphia and Bridgapore with new start times such as 4 85 am from Ubrichaviils. Daily statement from G E Dachtler and ticket agent Carrell lists rail operations and contact points for Ulavalead Ohio.
We have listed several very desirable houses for rent. The brief notice highlights available rental properties with appealing features and convenient locations for prospective tenants.
A local advertisement touts Kadol Dyspepsia Cure as a thorough digestant preventing indigestion and related stomach troubles. Testimonial from N Watkins of Lesbos Kentucky claims fifteen years of stomach trouble cured after six bottles, valued at about $1000. Sold by H. A. Dykeman.
A Woodbury distributor offers a novelty German Syrup and Anguet Flower Puzzle for 2 cents postage. Also promotes a One Minute Cough Cure claimed to heal mucus and throat inflammation, suitable for croup and whooping cough, sold by H. A. Dykeran.
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