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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
2
Fragmented OCR recounts county commissioner, court, and electoral actions with references to wards, representation, and public district matters. It mentions a council or commission structure, potential reapportionment and local governance tensions amid urban ward shifts. The text also veers into fashion and society notes, proposing a contrast between civic detail and ladies attire trends.
The excerpt surveys birth rate concerns in Europe and Britain, noting France and Germany trends, and compares Boers and other populations. It shifts to short items on science anecdotes, language history, and oddball cultural vignettes from Chicago Chronicle, Christiania, and Washington Star, ending with a stray Budapest theft note.
Henry Kensler of Pittsfield suffered over ten years with eczema and contemplated self harm. He saw a newspaper account of a remedy from D P D and sent photos for proof. Within days his skin healed completely, returning to a natural white smooth state with no recurrence.
The account describes a relentless skin disease spreading from small spots to cover the neck back limbs and face. It details hair encrustation and worsening sores, noting the patient D. B. D. faced near-certain death without conquering the disease. Remarkably, twenty one days of treatment cleared the entire infection.
Henry Kensler of Pittsfield Illinois presents proofs of a highly effective skin remedy. The document asserts the medicine achieves notable human benefits and has been used by many in the city. A guarantee offers a full $1 refund if the product does not yield satisfactory skin improvement after a bottle trial.
Two furnished rooms for Rent near Johnson line with options for unfurnished spaces. Also a note on low rate excursion tickets within 140 miles of selling station good for return until June 1 1903. Mechanical work services offered including sewing machines typewriters and cash registers at 870 Broad Street Cleveland.
Classified notice seeks two or three furnished rooms with use of bath within a short walk of court horse and provides address Box 354 Elgria. Also advertises a competent girl for general house work at Jit Wurst court with 210tds and notes for rent a small house at 65 Northrap street and a horse barn with a property losing early near 318 West Sixth street for sale at cheap price. OgBrax
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway agents offer reduced tickets on Sundays in spring and summer between points with return travel. Signs point to North Amherst location at Gt House and Infan School Street. Premises note a five room brick building for sale. Inquiries on site or to 3 H Shoupe North Amherst. Also two houses for sale at Broad and Cedar Streets corner ready to move. Contact Dr Burrell or J H Redfern. 184-ling
May 29 and 80, the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry will sell reduced rate excursion tickets within 150 miles of selling station, good returning until June tat. For details, ticket agents. Furnished rooms for rent at 186 East Broad and 817 Middle Avenue. White pup with black spots reported. return to Babe at 49 Tremont Street.
An advertisement claims Bosohee's German Syrup uniquely relieves and cures consumption by using pure tar and gum extracts endorsed by medical congresses. It promises rest at night, relief from dry coughing, and easy morning expectoration with fast, lasting relief. Small bottles cost 26 cents, regular size 71 cents, available at all druggists.
A brief note on diplomatic language after 1870. It cites Ble maarck In the pride of conquest sending a dispatch to Rueata in German, Prince Gortachakott replying in Russian, and a state banquet where Alfonso addressed envoys in Spanish. The Duke of Connaught emphasized the correction in English.
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