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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1904
Page
2
Fragmentary notice outlines subscription terms for The Elyria Reporter including carrier delivery and mail options. Miscellaneous lines appear to describe pricing, delivery, and payment methods without complete details.
The Japanese army defeats the Russian force crossing the Yalu river and secures a foothold in Manchuria. The clash kills or wounded about eight hundred on both sides as Japan pursues advance toward Mukden. The battle underscores Japanese resolve and presses plans for broader invasion while censorship shapes public reports.
Marblehead sided with the colonial cause from the start. A 1772 town meeting protested British duties on fish sent to Great Britain, signaling rising tensions that led to mob action against the Church of England at St Michaels. The town's mood set the stage for uprisings and unified support for independence.
Dr Colwell's Magia Egyptian OM is promoted as a sovereign remedy for rheumatism neuralgia stomach troubles and many pains. It claims internal or external use and targets diphtheria sore throat colds croup quinsy and nervous complaints. The tonic priced at 10 per bottle offers satisfaction or money back.
An early 20th century style ad touts Dr Colweils Feyptan Blood Purifier and Tonle as a permanent cure for skin eruptions ulcers and many inherited conditions. It promises a money back guarantee and sells at one dollar per bottle through C C Bowers Druggist.
A narrator describes a medical examiner style diagnosis of a streetcar passenger's ailments from standing on the curb and leaning toward the moving car. The scene maps the injuries and stresses of urban transit to imagined medical terms as bystanders react to a conductor and crowd.
Essay notes shift in society as women of good standing earn money and run businesses. It cites evolving views on female work from England and France, praising independent roles and the growing presence of women in trade, arts, and household management.
A Kansas City Journal item recounts an absent minded farmer who drives to town on a Sunday and finds all stores closed. Realizing the day, he heads home to prepare the children for church, a scene told with gentle humor.
The Kansas City Journal notes Scotch Indian names are widespread among Creek and Cherokee people. It explains origin dating over 100 years from Highlander marriages when Creek and Cherokee women paired with strong Scottish soldiers, leaving behind surnames like Mcintosh McKellopp McCombs Adir McQueen and McGullivary carried by descendants who served in the U.S. armed forces including Rough Riders under President Roosevelt.
County officials announce or confirm candidacies for treasurer auditor and commissioner. Tam Chapman Day and H F Arndt state they will run subject to Republican county conventions with support requested from friends across Lorain County. W. E. Crandall Brownhelm declares candidacy for county auditor likewise to be decided at the Republican convention.
The undersigned announces candidacy for county commissioner pending the decision of the Republican county convention. Homer E B Barrett of Wellington, Ohio states his intent to seek the post through party process.
H A Darkea announces he will seek renomination for the office of county commissioner subject to the action of the republican county convention. The statement targets republican voters in Loramm County and signals continued candidacy.
B Kemp of Empton Ohio announces candidacy for county commissioner subject to the decision of the county convention of 1904.
E Branson of Wellington Ohio announces candidacy for county auditor subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. The statement marks intent to seek the office pending party gathering.
L. W. Adame of Columbia announces candidacy for the Republican county convention. He asks for the support of Republicans and friends of the good road movement in the county.
Frank M. Whiteman announces his candidacy for Lorain County treasurer subject to the next Republican county convention. He asks for the support and assistance of Republican friends in the nomination process.
In a message to Republicans of Loran and Lorain counties H J Barrows announces his candidacy for county auditor, pending the county convention decision. He thanks supporters from his previous run and asks for continued aid.
C H Leeghry of Lorain announces candidacy for county auditor subject to the next Republican county convention decision.
To the republicans of Lorain county I desire to announce that Tana candidate for the nomination to the office of county auditor subject to the convention to be held in the spring of 1904 I earnestly solicit the support of all my friends and republicans Otto E Haserodt Elyria O
Fragmentary text references a candidate subject to decision at the next Republican county convention. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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