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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1903
Page
2
A chaotic, partially legible note reports Lorain considering steep taxes to support harbor projects while officials and residents discuss docking work and future work shifts. It mentions potential campaigns, shipper interest, and questions about funding and timing for the next year.
A garbled report notes laboratory tests on various fruit juices to kill typhoid germs. It claims pure, fermented juice showed superior germ-killing effects, with references to a supposed public discussion and scattered mentions of legal notices and personal finances.
A muddled editorial linking the Izalco volcano activity and Caribbean eruptions to human ignorance. It argues that scientific knowledge is lacking and compares fear to a domestic scene with devils, kitchens, and supper as metaphors for society’s uneasy balance.
Readable fragments describe anglers and flying fish as the crew notes unsteady water and rapid fish. a separate piece, The Workman's Conclusions, presents a wealthy employer's fatherly talk on wealth and responsibility, with a quip about riches not bringing happiness.
A reopening notice for Lian Po office at 203 Myria Block offers legal services. Over 100 varied lots for sale citywide with prices from 180 to 380 dollars. West 6th street and Mark Court touted as best, Barcorner on 7th street lists a new four room house with gas water heat. Other houses from 150 dollars appear.
A chaotic ad segment describes furnished rooms for rent and for sale properties in North Amherst including two rooms for light housekeeping, a brick building with five rooms for sale, and a house for move. It lists agents for reduced rail tickets, a corner lot with Broad and Cedar streets for sale, and other rental offerings. Also notes a small storefront and various notices for employment and lost items.
The text argues a universal skin cure via a preparation that supposedly annihilates parasitic life in the skin. It cites Mr. Henry Walters of St. Louis with psorisis as evidence and asserts medical testimony proves self cure for all skin affections by this remedy.
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