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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1903
Page
3
A historical testimonial extols Paine’s Celery Compound as easing headaches nervousness and sleeplessness for Rev A L Brantley. The account describes long ailments, improved sleep and focus after taking the tonic, and claims steady daily study and activity previously hindered by ailment.
Robinson of Hlyring & Daughtery of Wellington leaves today for a business trip to Rochester New York. The May party by the Lorain K of Lorain postponed to Friday May 22. St John’s Lutheran church young initiative society meets with Miss Amin Druger of Mist Avonne. Bronson enters a party of friends at five o’clock tonight. Miss Fame Drought who studied music in Boston last winter has returned to Elyria. Mr and Mrs Park Wooster and Waughtoe Profanes return from Cleveland and will occupy the Crandill home at the corner of Maidle Avenue and Sixth Street during the AUTO. Miss S Maller returned to Cleveland yesterday after spending a week with Miss Lite at Chestiar Street. Mrs C T S who has been seriously ill inhers her home on Ghotsnut Street appears to be improving. Mes 10 Gillmore of Migriu spent Wednesday on North Amherst. Misses I! Maller Tallinn and Flor oneu Vito spent Sunday evening Lorin, Marl Harper at Carb TH went Ting ear Oberlin on Monday. Vr ad Paterson of Dohostown Pa visiting his sister Mrs Dolor Dueorry of Mlbe Street.
The Board of Education met Monday night and named teachers for the coming year across all grade levels. A lengthy list names principals, grade leads, assistants, and resigned positions while detailing wage scales from $300 to $800 annually with various increments and allowances for exceptional ability and multi grade assignments.
Charles Deane, a farmer between Elyria and Oberlin, suffered serious injuries when he fell onto a pitchfork buried in hay. The times pierced his lungs. He remains in serious condition. Rochester, N. Y. June 25. Men over 25 urged to contact Glen Brothers for permanent weekly-delivery positions.
People of WA urged to take plain cod liver oil for throat lung troubles after other remedies failed. Scott's Emulsion presents cod liver oil as a modern idea with gentle taste and easier digestion. A free sample offer is extended by SCOMY & ROWNE in New York.
A string of fragmented personal notices from Pittsfield and nearby towns highlights illnesses, visits, and social events. References include Mrs. Pitts, Miss N Tuckis of Wellington, Laura alder Orley of Shefield, and families such as the Colpo and Hamner clans. The item mentions a Sunday gathering, a pneu illness, and a Decoration Day address by Francis Kelsey of Toledo.
The Lorain and Southern Railway Company filed a probate court petition on Tuesday to appropriate land owned by the Cleveland Stone Company in Amherst township for a steam railroad line from Lorain to Walling.
German Syrup is touted as a leading remedy for coughs colds and consumption. It claims to use pure tar extracts and gums, endorsed by medical congresses, to ease dry coughs and provide rest healing and soothing treatment. Small bottles sell for 25 cents, regular size 75 cents, available at all druggists.
An advice note denounces cosmetics as foolish for improving complexion and promotes Green's August Flower as a liver tonic that purifies blood, improves the complexion, and treats conditions like constipation biliousness and nervousness. The ad claims a bottle can cure dyspepsia and lists trial and regular prices with drugstore availability.
A garbled advertisement touts a product named Athiophoros or The Ailephores Co promising dramatic health improvements. It mentions dissolving acids, easing kidney issues, and rapid benefits, urging readers to contact a druggist or send payment, with poor spelling and unclear claims.
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