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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1906
Page
2
The Daily Reporter charges 93.00 per year by carrier and 2.00 by mail outside Elyria. The Weekly Reporter costs 1.00 per year by mail.
Mrs Mahala Murphy of Artehs Ville died Wednesday morning at her daughter Mrs James Crouch home in Lodi street aged 12 years. She fell while rising from a chair injuring her hip and lingered until death two weeks later. Funeral under Rimbach Friday at 6 45. Body to Urichville for interment. She leaves two daughters and two sons: Mrs James Crouch Elyria Mrs Jane Armstrong Tobers and Frank Murphy Crichaville.
Notice announces a funeral service on Thursday May 4 at a location to conduct the burial for the late Ser Re Wr 1. Todd. Relatives and friends are advised to attend at a local time and place with further details to be provided by authorities.
An 19th century adpromotes Rimbach and Briday's furniture shop offering spot cash discounts from top manufacturers. It highlights plain figures, open doors for inspection, and Elyria area trust built since 1862, with a long retail list of prices on groceries and goods.
Multiple small notices seek a handyman for an automobile garage with good wages for an industrious man and a young girl for general house work. two young gentlemen interview offers. board with pay. loans available on real estate with high grade security. beauty product advertisement for Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
Advertisement claims deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tube and catarrh, stating only constitutional remedies can restore hearing. Offers 100 dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with testimonials from Cheney Co. and directions to use Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
The article describes a government building at Mission and Fifth Streets in San Francisco that withstood a major quake. It details its two stories, deep basement, hollow rectangular plan, and reinforced walls, plus its artesian courtyard, pumping system, and weekly fire brigade drills since 1874. It compares San Francisco’s quake impact to Naples and notes population figures and historic tremor on April 19.
A series of brief social items reports visits by Miss Cuba Wilde and Adam Miner to relatives, a fugue social at David Bonneth’s home, a Birmingham dance, visits from Rev Hrust Banman, and upcoming St Mary’s church first communion. Also an advertisement promises relief and earnings from a treatment offered by Central Drug and Chemical Co. Indianapolis.
A small ad states the service will remove a dead horse or cow promptly on weekdays or Sundays at no charge. It lists two phone numbers for contact.
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