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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
4
Transit times list departures from Cleveland and Elyria to Miyrie Oberlin Lorain Wellington Norwalk Grafton and other suburbs. Services show hourly and limited schedules from early morning until late evening with multiple express limiteds.
The Lakeshore Electric Railway Co timetable shows routes from Lorain Street Ry loop to Elyria and Beach Park with departures at 6:06 7:48 6:4B 10:45 and later times 1:60 P M Beach Park service at 1:60 PM. Notes reference Cleveland and theater waits from last year.
The article lists diverse women achieving milestones from Windham to New York. Caroline Brown is praised as the oldest Baptist and the oldest White Ribboner in the United States, born in 1408. Danish heiress Hanna Thiele earns a Copenhagen pilot diploma and plans to sail in the Kiel regatta. May Bradford, a deputy surveyor in the United States, seeks recognition after dodging a $10,000 bond. Madison Z Doty, a New York lawyer, becomes the first woman receiver appointed by the U.S. District Court of New York. Marguerite Wank of Hamburg stars at Covent Garden, while Mine. Albans' jewel case shines in rarity and value.
Gabrielle D Annunzio plans a Roosett biography. Ridboard Hughes, famed portraitist, exhibited at the Royal Academy at fifteen. Henri Aborge releases The Spirit of Geometry. Carolie Duran completes Empress Eugente commissioned pope portrait for Bamuberg gift. Tolstoi adds bookbinding to trades and spends winter gilding 400 paper volumes.
An adlike piece argues longer life hinges on stomach care and digestion. It extols purified wheat Hardyfood as the key to stronger digestion and overall vitality, claiming better nutrition, fewer cramps, and enhanced stamina. It urges gradual meat reduction and offers a 10 cent package from the grower.
A long promotional piece urges care of the body as an engine fed by digestion. It touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a vegetable tonic to cleanse blood, support liver and kidneys, cure skin eruptions, and boost nerves. It notes honest labeling and endorsements while promoting related remedies.
A dense market list shows prices for vegetables fruits dairy and grains from Jackson Brothers and local vendors with items such as lettuce cucumbers tomatoes green onions and potatoes. A brief unrelated anecdote about a Lancashire vicar and a garbled deafness advertisement conclude the column.
An advertisement touts Gold Dust Rye as a spring tone medicine for the system. A skeptical friend visits Johnnie’s Magma to inquire about the product and the A. J. Champney Co. is named as the supplier with phone contact.
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