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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1903
Page
3
Reader testimonials extol Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for female diseases and nervous ailments. A Kentucky reader credits the remedy with restoring health after trying various doctors, noting improvements in strength, nerves, and overall well being.
A narrative describes a courtroom scene where a master mourns a dog’s death and the judge and jury confront the case. The jurors return a verdict for the plaintiff, securing 2500 after the dog’s owner sued for 200. The passage shifts to battlefield injury statistics, detailing wound distribution among soldiers across 110 shots.
The Marquis of Breadalbane owns a world renowned service of gold plate valued at about 600000. Lord Rothschild holds a service valued around 350000 in comparison.
Anico offers a front room for rent suitable for one or two people. Located a short two minute walk from Aque on West Und Street, with a geothermal oven included. Immediate occupancy available.
Advertisement for boarding, seeking one or two young men to board at 4 ycare, with reply directed to the Reporter office in Vistas.
The Elyria Reporter notes Mawr Miller of Late Avenue will attend a dine hosted by the Brotherhood of Miletrne Railway Conductors and Motormen at Nonyark on Friday. WL Fay visits New York City, Chorge ’To Linmilten’ of Oberilla toured the city Monday. Mrs. M Brace of Hastavenue hosted a small evening gathering with invited drivers. the highlight was banjo solos and buetta by the Child Bros. Dainty refreshments were served and the event praised. Wot Bltrou spends the day in Wlevvlanit.
The paper notes two deaths on Tuesday morning in Elyria. Livia Robinson, age 60, died at her sister Mrs. Clarence Denpate’s home on West River Street. funeral arrangements pending for Thursday. Halward Blood, 60, died at his Furnace Street home at 7 a.m. Wednesday. funeral planned for Friday with Row. Solaufold officiating.
A divorce was granted on Monday in the case Mans M Flumyptrey against Orson J Hurpheey. The plaintiff was adjudged guilty of gross neglect of duty.
Mrs Eehel Howhe died at her mother Mrs Burne home in Ridgeville on Monday at age twenty eight. Funeral will be held at Belgesille Pro Cathedral Church on Wednesday with Rev Craw officiating.
Episcipal church leaders in Cleveland discuss possible new names for the church at the Perry Street Cathedral house meeting. Proposals include The American, Apostolic American, and American Catholic Church, but the existing name is likely to be retained pending diocesan and general convention decisions.
An old advertisement promotes Scott’s Emulsion to aid children’s growth lengthwise and outward proportion. It claims to boost digestive power, strengthen vital organs, and improve vigor and spirits, with a free sample offer from Scott & Brune in New York.
In Pittsfield and nearby areas many residents recount visits and goodbyes as Mr and Mrs G G G G or Henry Weinle and others are mentioned in recent notes. The obituary notes Barrow, a respected elder from England, died May 17 1908 after a long illness following a hip accident.
Unclear fragment references underage status and a party contact. Mentions Glen Brothers Rochester New York and a 2 percent call to Woaseliv, with incomplete phrases about permanence and timing.
A young fawn was captured near Nansr Day's dam Sunday by Sam Vangho of 13th Avenue Lorain. It is the first deer captured in the vicinity for several years though there are others in the woods in the area. Egypt May Export Coal. Practical measures aim to exploit coal fields in Egypt and elsewhere on the eastern route with concessions granted to Edward Nicholls. Health and Vegetarianism. Italians of the poorer class are noted for good health, attributed to eating less meat than other European groups.
Sunday visits and acquaintances centered on Lorain residents and nearby towns. Names include Miss Avon B Schmittken Mrs EB Johnson Miss Aca Miller and Miss E Rose. Activities mention relatives guests and friendships with multiple households and short trips to Elyria Cleveland Lodi and Avon.
A lost purse containing $32 and small change is reported. Finder should return it to the Reporter office and will receive a $5 reward. 21568.
A column mocks cosmetic routines of beauty doctors and promotes Green's August Flower as a liver health remedy. The ad claims it purifies blood, clears complexion, cures constipation and nervousness, and aids sleep. It touts trial and regular bottle prices and availability at druggists.
A May 1 bridge collapse survivor recalls awakening amid the wreckage and quips that it would have been a bad day to play poker. The remark appears in the New York Post reflecting on the incident and the injured speaker's quick reaction upon regaining consciousness.
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