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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1903
Page
3
A fragmented entry reports a lost pocket book and contents in Elyria between Cardsley and Lay Parte with a reward offered by a local office. The garbled lines reference tickets, travel, and a crime-like context but lack clear names or endpoints.
An advertisement-like fragment touts Atticephoros as a remedy for rheumatic pain linked to weather changes. It claims quick relief from neuralgia and other pains, urging purchase of the product at The Athlophores Co. New Maven Coun. Te. The language is garbled but promotes a treatment tied to weather sensitivity and urgent relief.
Stiwald of North Amherst visits Elyria on Wednesday while JS Straw also spends Thursday in the city. Miss Ada Abbot of Buffalo visits friends on Market River Street. Mrs. Win Strayer travels to Norwich to visit her parents with Miss E Kolble. The town notes a strong demand for houses as Elyria growth continues. Local social events include St Marys School planning a May Fourth event at the church.
The Congregational Triennial Convention met in Chicago and unanimously endorsed reestablishing a Congregational summer assembly at Patts_hwuttamie Point Mich. Friends began the Elyria venture a year ago and supporters praise the movement’s growth across the nation. A separate note reports Vo Cianar facing a hearing on March charges for driving a Lindeway Bros. vehicle.
WasTE Stone Penfield avenue Lorain will be macadamized with white stone from the end of the pavement at Dexter Street south and over into Tenth avenue. The road has been an eye sore for years and hard to pass in winter. Credit for the improvement goes to Mr J M Jaycox Lorain member of the board of county commissioners. Otto Stevenson granted divorce from Tilda Stevenson on grounds of wilful absence by Judge Webber on Wednesday.
The Graf constitutional amendment notices cost Ohio about 90 000 and fund papers that print them. Critics say country editors overcharge legal notices, exploiting counties while praising the revenue as a necessary support for local publications.
A Scott's Emulsion ad promotes a fifty cent monthly bottle claiming it nourishes babies with essential elements lacking in ordinary food. It touts rapid health benefits and offers free samples upon request to SLUOTT & BOWNE at Pearl Street New York. The piece also mentions a high altitude European post office atop Gornergrat near the Zermatt region.
Mrs Weisley editor of the St Paris Dispatch testifies the remedy cured kidney and liver ailments. She cites Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy for diverse disorders including dyspepsia constipation and female weaknesses. Available at druggists in 50 cent and $1 sizes with free sample offers by mail from the David Kennedy Corporation Rondout NY.
Reports describe a memorable sight as Scott captures the city while Jolie notes an audience in a Coliseum and thousands attend the Sweet Orr demonstration, with multiple papers calling the events noteworthy in the era.
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