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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
6
A jumble of old advertisements extols German Syrup for coughs and consumption prevention, August Flower for indigestion and nervous issues, and Green's August Flower tonics. Also listed is a real estate note for a corner house on Bank and West 14th streets, priced at 1250, with contact O A Cox at Power Block.
A health advert urges readers to try Kodol Dyspepsia Cure highlighting its claimed benefits. It presents the product as a digestant and building tonic that aids digestion and strengthens the stomach.
A reader contemplates inexpensive cough cures and weighs the risks of lung trouble. The piece argues for seeking reliable remedies, recommending cautious warmth and climate as possible aids, and endorses a product described as Bosches's German Byrap for its claimed healing effects.
Public notices list hourly Elyria to Public Square Cleveland service from 6 30 am to 10 30 pm with direct links to Puritan Springs Linndale Berea Medina Chippewa Lake Saville Creston Wooster and Southern division. Additional limited runs to Oberlin Wellington Norwalk and nearby towns with varying morning to late evening times and connections at Oberlin.
An old newspaper ad touts Little Early Risers for liver trouble and biliousness, claiming relief from constipation headaches and jaundice. It also promotes Green's August Flower as a remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and general stomach ailments among all social classes with price details for triple and regular bottles.
A Atlanta man, G. Carter, reports strong relief after using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. He purchased a box and was fully cured, praising its instant aid for piles and skin injuries. The ad extols the salve as unequalled for healing cuts, scrapes, burns, wounds, and other skin ailments.
A weary narrator recalls chasing fortune and pride, then finds Marjory Cheswick again. After years abroad he discovers her in want, redeems a pawn cage with the name Cheswick, and returns to a changed yet beloved wife. Their reunion ends with playful domestic bliss.
Mrs G E Fenner of Marion Indiana reports severe cough and weight loss until using One Minute Cough Cure. She claims four bottles cured the cough strengthened lungs and restored weight health and strength, as stated by H A Dykeman.
A collection of light excerpts notes a polar bear cub arrival on an Antarctic vessel sparking a joke about polar bears in the Arctic only. It also recalls John G. Johnson's courtroom bray moment and a consoling remark about a bereaved mother and possible future public life, all in a newswire-like digest tone.
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