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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1907
Page
5
A compilation of social and personal notices from Cleveland area with visits and enrollments. Names include Misa Lucle Hinman Boston guest Ailur Robinson T Robinson. Lorain visit by Metzger to Elyria. Deace Durken Grafton on business. Dr McGarvey Lorain calling. Ylenny Austin enrolls at Darling Business College. various visits and appointments around town and nearby towns with multiple residents named and scheduled events.
The trial of David Geba the Broad is postponed until Thursday morning at 10 o clock. Ames Hannah Schmidt wife of Rev J A Schmidt will be married Thursday March 28 at 1 30 pm from the Lutheran church corner Broad and West avenue. Easter market planned at Olympia Hardware store Saturday morning. Several notices list residents and local names. Judge E H Hinman is expected.
A man named Kusizha serves as valet to his wife’s male companion, then ends up in Agiam Hungary’s workhouse after a complex tale of elopement and bigamy. The bride, Camilla Ostvic, and lawyer Dr Theodor Spareek manipulate Kusizha and Ruzizka, leading to theft and flight of assets.
A fragment recalls a Westminster Place blaze where a maid panicked and opened all windows. The housekeeper questions her choice and the maid insists firemen always jump through windows rather than wait at the door, reflecting on fire drill humor.
Queen Vietora bans alcohol with a citrus tipple of oranges and soda while other royal figures remain teetotal. A Chester merchant is allegedly saved by a lover’s gallows marriage in an old ballad. Pinkerton notes a 1784 New York escape and Esmeralda Notre Dame echoes.
A postal clerk notes letters with stamps in wrong positions slow sorting. In England such letters are set aside until all mail is sorted, hindering efficiency. The clerk adds the problem is worsened by longtime locals rather than foreigners.
A woman took her son to a pantomime at Drury Lane by mistake, ending at Covent Garden for a Lohengrin matinee. The opening act was dull, but Lohengrin’s appearance brightened the boy’s mood as he shouted a playful line about Sinbad chasing a duck, amusing nearby attendees.
In Gen Lew Wallace’s Autobiography a cleared mail bag of Confederate letters reveals shared prayers with the North, prompting him to respect the opposing cause. He learns that Southern soldiers believe in their cause and deserve honesty, altering his approach to the war effort.
Volume of clipped notes covers Patrick Halloran and a blunt political exchange about trust and fault lines. It also surveys Newtons seven colors and three primaries, then chronicles Letchworths Glen Iris estate philanthropy and his Seneca adoption as Hel Wayeyistah the man who always does the right thing.
A Washington topographer surveyed Payne prairie in Florida a few years earlier, finding 85 miles of land. Later expeditions revealed the area had turned to a swamp near Lake Alachu, presenting a dramatic transformation as the prairie shifted between dry land and waterlogged, Hyde like states.
A witness named Erastus explains to the Alabama judge that he preferred to affirm rather than swear due to uncertainty about the case facts. The judge notes the shift from sworn to affirmed testimony and asks for the reason behind the change. Erastus replies he is not as sure about the facts this time.
The article notes the king signs vast numbers of papers, estimating his royal home signs at least 50,690 official documents annually with hundreds more on private correspondence, portraying signature work as a heavy, restrictive labor.
In Cleveland March 2 a Star Theater audience heard Pastor Charley Faton defend wealthy donors and tainted money. He claimed envy fuels anti rich philanthropy and urged churches not to reject gifts from rich men, arguing accusers lack wealth and moral authority.
In Chagrin Falls Ohio a man arrived at his brother's home to attend a funeral only to find the supposed dead man alive in a white robe holding a lamp. The living man, believed by the Michigan visitor to be a ghost, caused shock before revealing he was the brother. The next day the real brother died in Chardon.
A vintage advert promotes Electrogen as a harmless liquid cure for germ diseases and a list of ailments including consumption catarrh scarlet fever rheumatism and a cold or sore throat claimed to heal in 24 hours. It offers a free 50 cent bottle and requests name and address to Fremont. For sale by Eady Drug Store.
Use Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease swelling nerves and pain in feet. It rests the feet and makes tight shoes comfortable, cures aching and swollen feet, and relieves corns callouses and chilblains. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25c with free trial package offer.
A beauty specialist answers a query on style and charm. hints include round shapes and plump looks as fashionable. The piece mentions Hollister and Rocky Mountain Tea, noting executive themes and market drift.
A description notes a novelty paper labeled Confidential Messages used for Isa. The material was created from letters kept by correspondents who forget to burn them. It is treated with sulfuric acid and ammonia, dried and glazed, and then decays over time.
Real estate ads list seven room house on Williams Street with improvements and 50 by 150 lot terms. four more rooms on Uiiron Street with gas and cellar. five room on Tuscarawas Street West Side with large lot. four smaller units on Williams Street East Side. 13 lots on Seventeenth Street priced from 130 to 180 each with small down payments and monthly balances. additional nine room and other houses available elsewhere in the city.
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