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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
2
A vivid, if garbled, reminiscence describes an ornate oriental room with teaks and carvings, a grand display of Chinese art, and a library of Byzantium manuscripts. The piece references a ceremonial room conversion and cultural curiosities exhibited in a Washington setting, along with a dramatic note about a monastery’s ancient relics and a New Orleans rail line using a smokestack beacon.
A travel land offer invites inspection of plots across Gardnore North Dakeots Vin Marge and Grand Forks with rail fare tickets provided. The notice lists May 6 as the inspection date and directs inquiries to Wook Agent at 126 Wool street Migrin Ohio and to furnish tickets and furniture details at 110 South Chestnut Street.
Reduced rates and travel terms appear in a garbled notice listing address blocks and dates. Mention of Pittsburg area 150 miles, station, pond return until June, house rental on East avenue, and delivery jobs at Charlene Flowers Grocery suggests multiple classified items in a single fragment.
Railway agency announces reduced fare tickets on Sundays during spring and summer at Take Shore on Machngan southern Rly. Tickets available between specified points with special return options for TRASSEM routes.
Fragmented notices announce rental and sale opportunities including a Cayler farm and vineyard for sale or rent, addresses for inquiries, and varied remarks about property conditions and inquiries. The garbled text references lease terms, contact names, and dates for public notices and real estate opportunities.
For Sale three small houses on Hazel street. Miscellaneous items and notices appear alongside, including street names and unrelated phrases. The text is fragmented and garbled with several misspellings and uncertain details.
Inter-State Cor announces upcoming examinations for government posts in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Details include free particulars and rapid promotions, with further information provided by the company.
Chinese minister Wu Ting Fong was guest of Mr and Mrs Alexander Graham Tell at an informal affair. A prestidigitator named Prof Melina performed tricks with cards and eggs, amusing guests as Wu laughed and quizzed him about the origin of the eggs.
The Lake Shorea and Michigan Southern line will run a theatre train to Cleveland leaving Elyria at 6 20 p m. Fare 60 cents for the round trip. For details on other theatres see May 7 hand bills.
Public notice offers a house for sale to be moved from the corner of Broad and Cedar streets. Application can be made to Dr Burrell at 8 Swearer block or to J H Redfern at 224 Seventh Street. J&1mo
Advertiser Witz seeks a suitable residence for an invalid lady willing to pay a good price. The plea requests a caring environment and stable housing options suitable to her needs.
Competent girl sought for general housework in a small family with good wages. Sale of household goods in three days includes gas and wood ranges, kitchenware in good condition. Address 425 East Avenue, results at 19718x Bard Street.
The world renowned act features the Four Colvins as top whirlwind acrobats with educated animals and a large troupe of clowns. A million dollar menagerie includes a massive captive hippopotamus and global beasts along with a children’s department showcasing miniature cages and 125 Shetland ponies.
Wallace's Circus Day features a morning parade and a grand circuit of street carnival fair zoological display horse fair and glittering pageants. Doors open at 1 and 7 P M in waterproof tents with a 45 minute concert by Prof Bronson's Concert Band at 1 15 and 7 15 P M All stage shows begin at 2 and 8 P M including gymnic acrobatic aerial and trained animal feats.
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