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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1906

Page

6

Will Double Track Road to Elyria

The Loin Street Railway Company sold bonds to Hayden-Miller & Co of Cleveland to fund double tracking from Penfield Avenue in the fourth ward to Elyria. Proceeds of the sale will be used to double track the road and acquire new equipment with additional bonds expected to arrive.

Penfield Avenue Fourth Ward Elyria Loin Street Railway Hayden-Miller & Co Cleveland Middle West Triction Securities

Brighton society notes detail local visits and convention

Mrs MoO Pattison of Massillon hosts at Brighton. The Loman Co Sunde school convention met in Brighton and drew Mr and Mrs Bob Sapire of New London, Mr and Mrs A Reed of Berlintown, and visitors Lona Reynolds and Grace Suni of Wellington. Local residents attended from Norwalk and Oberlin families. Several solos were performed and Measles affected Mars Bachus. Decoration day plans discussed as community notes wrap the week.

Moo Pattison Massillon GM. Pensleys Loman Co Sunde Conevention Brighton Bob Sapire New London A. Reed Berlinville Gunn Sumitay Lona Reynolds Grace Suni Wellington Apeur C. E. Fox Clara Kingsbury Avel McDonald White Fox Will McKenzie

Local Social Notes From Clarksfield Area Church Groups

Exercises in this place are requested to meet in the Congregational church on Thursday evening May 10. Miss Collingwood of Clarksfield Wis guest of Blin Hardy. Sunday Joasie Hyerson was guest of Bertha Allyo in Penfield last week. Mrs Cyntha Backus cared for her son Carl who is sick. Rev Nelyton Moore gave an address in Clarksfield Saturday evening at the Clarkefield township Sunday school convention. Geo Everson at Oberlin College Wil home over Sunday. Due to Rev Crima illness the M S class was filled by Rev Mohn of Delaware. Mr and Mrs Perry Kenny visited in Cleveland and Oberlin Saturday.

Congregational Church Miss Collingwood Clarksfield Wis Hardy Joasie Hyerson Bertha Allyo Penfield Cyntha Backus Wellington Carl Nelyton Moore Clarkefold Township Geo Everson Oberlin College Wils Crima Patple Mohn Delaware Mro Mes Perry Kenny Cleveland Oberlin

Local Socials and Births Highlight Gratton Weekend News

Grafton residents Zelv and Carn Burchach spent Sunday in Cleveland. Mrs Jerome Trance and son led on Mrs Ryder Saturday. The Koerhtges family and Mr John Knight attended the Columbus initiation in Cleveland. Mrs Transparents visited Sunday. Floyd Showalter visited Gratton friends earlier in the week. Miss Kate Growlaki married John Dors at the Polish church in Gratton on May 7. A son was born to Mr and Mrs James Dickison on May 3. Witch Hazel Salve promotion touts DeWitt Co as trusted brand for burns sores and other ailments.

Zelv Carn Burchach Cleveland Jerome Trance Ryder McKeen Messers Joe, Jake John Koerhtges John Knight John O'Conner Columbus Frank Tran Sons of Cleve- Tend Transparents Floyd Showalter Gratton Ra. Lyon Trumbull County I Williams Kate Growlaki John Dors James Dickison My. Wolf Pri Lysons DeWitt & Co DewWitt

Current Horse News Breeding and racing notes skimmed

Reported fatalities denied as Jack Curry's death claim is untrue. Em ma Brook 2:09 3-4, ridden by Wm G Simpson, stands in Lexington. Breeding backward this spring noted. several mares and colts named with times from 2:00 to 2:23 1-4. Van Wert fair set for Sept 4-7. Michigan horses Enchantress and Hal Dillard progeny watched. Trainers and stables from Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois preparing for the season. matinees start June 2 at Brunet's Island.

Cure Deafness With Constitutional Remedies

An old medical claim states deafness cannot be cured by local means and must be treated constitutionally. It asserts deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube caused by catarrh, offering a $100 reward for cases cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promising free circulars from J Cheney & Co.

Huh J, Cheney & CO Taleda Take Halls Family

Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Cure

An old remedy promises to expel all cold from the system by opening the bowels. It relieves coughs and colds from Whooping cough to general congestion and is advertised as suitable for both young and old. Sold by all druggists.

Kennedy

False cures for rheumatism advertised locally

An old advertisement warns readers not to trust local claims that rheumatism can be cured by home remedies. It touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the only positive cure and mentions Rays' Mixture with a price of 81 cents, inviting purchases from druggists and tipplers.

Oade Hollister

Vinol the Liver Oil Tonic Promises Strength and Health

Benefit to mankind claims two French colonists Morrues and Gau ther discovered a way to separate medicinal ingredients from liver oil to make Vinol a potent liver tonic. It is touted to strengthen digestion, appetite, and overall health for the elderly, weak women, children, and after illness, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Badys Drug Store.

Breuer Morrues Gauther Vinci Bady

The Real Test of a Product’s Utility

An editorial argues that true efficiency lies in eradicating pests at the source. It praises Herpicide as a root-cause solution for scalp issues, claiming it kills the germ causing hair problems. Prominent letters support its usefulness and urge readers to request a sample by mail.

Ana Newhro Herpicide Co Detrott, Stich

Fragmented note on jewelers and methods

The text questions the accuracy of different jewelry making methods and mentions a Missouri son. It reads as a stray, incomplete note with unclear context and no identifiable event or entities.

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