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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1903
Page
3
Readable text fragment shows a disjointed line with names and locations unclear. No coherent events or actions emerge from the fragment. Geographical or organizational identifiers cannot be reliably determined.
Mrs Jonnie Cladwick visits her nephew in Cleveland. Myron Foote stays with parents on West River Street. Fred Bateman visits friends in Elyria. Miss Annie Monroe to give a trea organ recital at Congregational church Wednesday night after supper. Miss El Gandera accepts position with CJ Warat and Camps. Salvation Army band from Cleveland concerts at Andwor after returning. Win HE Bryzier to lecture on Great Industries of China at high school Tuesday. Miss Amy Jay visits sister in Lake Bray NC Tall of Jornia. Vistors Wallace Bates and Miss Amis Cobb visit Severatd and Noyel. Mrs Catherine Gage guests of Mrs Lyon Sires. Miss Mary Beardsley spends day in Cleveland.
An eloping couple, Miss Bessie Fisher of Lorin and Chorley Wuetted, were secretly married in Elyria on Saturday while her mother was away. Mrs. Wilbur Fisher learned of the elopement but arrived too late. The couple returned home and plan to set up housekeeping soon.
May 13 update shows total prisoners, breakdown by gender, hospital and asylum counts, parole numbers, and weekly changes. Data includes new admissions, discharges, and current parolees with hospital and asylum figures noted.
Haberdashers report the shirtwaist man will be less visible as items are scarce in stock and no longer considered in fashion. A leading dealer notes few shirtwaists available and the trend has shifted away from this style.
A Manila news note lists marriage licenses for Melvin Pier, 5, railroad man, and Wellington Rora Troan, 24, of Wallington with Sanitacum for Consumptives. It recalls memorials for Lawrence CG Phipps of Denver and mentions Mont Clair sanitarium for tubercular treatment. Plans for the Trudeau system in the west propose $260,000 in upcoming expenditure. 160 acres near Mont Clair bought for the site. Also an employment ad from Glen Brothers Rochester seeking men over 25 to call on customers with permanent weekly pay and no deliveries.
Readers are urged that Beaches German Syrup is the only market preparation that relieves and cures consumption. It lists ingredients like pure tar and game extracts and asserts endorsement by medical congresses for coughs colds and consumption. The ad promotes easier morning expectoration and lasting relief with small bottles at 25 cents and regUlar size 76 cents.
The article promotes Scott's Emulsion as a fat rich food supplement to build flesh. It claims cod liver oil boosts health, used by doctors for wasting diseases, coughs, colds and bronchitis for nearly thirty years. A free sample is offered by Scott & Highland, 404 Pearl Street, New York.
A rustic tale recounts wild horses in the extreme north of a Canadian frontier region. They survive on summer meadows and winter twigs, aided by a vigilant mentor horse. A red mare and a young cob are noted, along with legends of a drowned leather man and a possible breeding nucleus for hardy stock.
A note on soot from burning 100 tons of coal contrasts with a beauty tonic claim. The advertisement extols Green's August Flower as a liver cleanser to purify blood improve complexion and relieve constipation nervousness and sleep issues with trial sizes offered.
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