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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1906
Page
4
The Daily Reporter offers weekly delivery by carrier and yearly delivery by carrier at 0.99 within Elyrta. Outside Elyrta, by mail, The Daily Reporter costs 2.00 per year. The Weekly Reporter by mail costs 1.00 per year.
A local notice recalls Decoration Day observances next Wednesday honoring fallen soldiers. The piece reflects on the enduring memory of those who served, noting a growing participation as the Civil War generation ages, and stresses gratitude for government sacrifices and the dangers faced by veterans.
The text describes a stalled civic effort urging to advance a public project in Weyria with M.C.A. backing, highlighting the need for determined effort and mentioning a prominent local woman. The fragmentary note implies frustration at delays and calls for continued action.
A fragment from a late era column alleges a fiances secret role behind a political scene. It references Count Boni de Castelhuve and an NY languages professor fined in Atlantic City for lewd conduct, tying personal scandal to party dynamics and shifts in influence.
A Bluesuriaun, described as a quarryman, robbed Louis Merchant’s shop in South Almherst, taking $10 from the money drawer. He was recognized Tuesday afternoon, asked for change for 35 DHL, arrested, and confessed, returning most of the money. The man will be tried in a few days.
The Youtsstown Vindientor reports confusion surrounding Ray Cuisler once a Vadientor news boy now hospitalized in Lorain after a typhoid bout. He improved briefly, then fell unconscious ten days ago. a slender throat by Nisle is noted as his death, while Ray is son of Mr and Mrs S. EL Guisler.
Penitester Caisworth of Esra has been notified by the Master General in Washington that from July 1 patrons delivering mail will need to display signals on boxes for carrier pickup. Carriers will inspect only boxes they are set to deliver to. A grand opening is announced for May 25 26 27 at Idtewhite on Wit Road in Elyria.
The article surveys biblical earthquakes in Palestine, noting few recorded instances. It cites Zechariah and Josephus on Mount of Olives fissures, references the earthquake at the crucifixion, and mentions fissures linked to Korah’s destruction and the temple veil tearing.
Luther Burbank argues in Century that crossing species, when guided by strict selection and patience, can advance the vegetable kingdom and reflect similarities between plant and human life. He warns that indiscriminate crossing risks harm and misleads with imitation tendencies.
The article argues soldiers receive costly free benefits from hospitals and medicine while large employers provide many amenities. Despite national prosperity, soldiers’ pay remains stuck at pre Civil War levels, dissuading reenlistment. It notes pensioned rank and dated pay scales limit appeal for NCOs and privates.
The ad proclaims open doors and cash discounts on furniture, touting buying from top makers, plain figure prices, and a long standing business ethos since 1862. It appeals to Elyria and surrounding county customers, inviting inspection of results and value.
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