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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
6
An enterprising Porto Rican built a peculiar little vehicle for a carnival parade inspired by a catalogue illustration, dubbed the Spanish phrase King of the Road. The article also covers the Automobile Club of America planning touring information services with routes hotels and licenses for members.
Joe Allen, Jimoy Dunn, and Alans clash noted with six Emerald Match bouts planned in Youngstown. A high profile Pacific Coast Club spectacle in Los Angeles during Fiesta week aims to draw fifty thousand visitors with May bouts including Britt vs Herman and Herrera vs Nelson on the schedule.
Testimonial style ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as healthful and upbuilding providing soothing liver and nerves relief, easy digestion, and sweet sleep. Mentions price of 25 cents and an offer to try the want column.
Charleston S C March 28 In Paynes first look for Detroit the backstop shows a flawless game fielding throwing and batting. He faced four pitchers and collected three late hits with four walks while none of his chances produced an error or passed ball Armour praises the Rochester boy who has secured a spot on the club.
Dr Therese Scherwelt of the Cleveland Physical Culture Society argues against corsets saying they harm breathing and beauty. She promotes natural dressing with less restrictive garments and intelligent exercise to improve grace and health, while noting the popularity of princess gowns.
A promotional note urges keeping a vial of DeWitt's Little Early Risers at home and taking a nightly dose for stomach and bowel cleansing. The pills are described as not causing griping and are sold by all druggists.
Miss Margaret Gailey of Cleveland visits grandmother Mrs. J C MacDonald in town. Mrs T C Cherry of Gailien visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Gersch on Washington Avenue as friends note Mrs Cherry’s health is not good.
A series of republican primary announcements state candidates for sheriff and county commissioner. R. C. Ward and Dan Eason of Elyria announce for Lorain County offices, subject to the Republican County Convention. W. J. Hillier of Elyria declares candidacy for Train County sheriff, pending convention decisions.
A candidate for coroner in Lorain county seeks the GOP nomination at the forthcoming county convention. Dr. G B French is identified as the candidate in this notice.
The text asserts dandruff and baldness share a germ causing both, claiming Newbro's Horpleide prevents baldnens in all cases by destroying the germ. It promotes the product with roduct stats and a Detroit agent signature, then mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for illness and notes a Lordstown family with nine sick children and a father with tonsillitis.
Fragmentary notes reference Onanage property and the Andy Tite case within broader Jide affairs. The readable text hints at property concerns connected to a local dispute or inquiry, with no clear conclusions or formal charges present in the fragment.
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