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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
7
Purifies the blood strengthens nerves and aids recovery in May. The ad claims Paine's Celery Compound can correct unhealthy nerve action and restore energy, citing Mrs Rebacon Rowland of Lexington Kentucky who reports improved strength sleep and vitality after use.
The Elyria Reporter outlines assorted local happenings. Deputy Sheriff Frank Salisbury is sick with typhoid fever. Dr Saunders attends Cleveland Dental Association banquet. The Byrne brothers deny retirement and plan travel to Australia. Marion Crisp hosts an eleventh birthday party with gifts and cake. Hommel couple host Cleveland visitors. Houghteo visits Cleveland. Edward Smatlood joins Lorain Steel Company as timekeeper. Mothers congress to meet in Detroit from the 5th to 8th. J H Butte and others visit West Second Street. D A Cleveland relaxes at Ruggles Beach. Elthel Kelble travels to Cleveland for a two step at a musical by HN White. Miss H Taylor visits as she plans Chicago conservatory study.
Mr Brown of Cleveland will describe Cuba its people resources and opportunities for American interests at the Congregational Church at 6:30 Wednesday evening May 6. He has travelled through Cuba interior on horseback and speaks on industrial university plans and friendly Cuban government reforms.
The Cleveland Leader showcased detailed reporting on the Reichlin murder at Lo Tan in Way, with 16 powerful photos, then followed with extensive Sunday coverage of the Torpedo Factory disaster in Cleveland. The paper proclaims its superior organization and competitive edge.
An ad claims uric acid causes rheumatic pains across all classes and promises immediate improvement after using Athlophoros. It asserts the remedy goes to the root of the trouble, improves appetite and bowels, and offers a trial if a druggist does not carry it.
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as the best nourishment for those weakened by wasting diseases. It claims the product feeds and strengthens when ordinary food fails, urging requests for a free sample and listing the company address in New York.
Hal Hinman died April 24 1903 and his family speak of him through music and verse. The tribute recalls his gentle influence, devotion to friends and brothers, and asks readers to cherish memories while noting his cheerful focus on bringing joy to others. A brief public notice ends with sale details for four cows and two milch cows on Taylor Gulch Road.
A theatre train leaves Elyria at 6 26 pm for Cleveland on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry. The round trip fare is 50 cents. For details on attractions at various theatres see the hand bill dated May 7.
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