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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
7
A vintage advertisement asserts Scott’s Emulsion builds solid flesh for both fat and thin people. It promises temporary gains are not the goal, claims lasting fullness, and offers a free sample from Scott & Bowne of Pearl Street, New York.
A patchwork of society items, business trips to Cleveland, visits by Mrs Chadwick and Mrs Gay, and local mentions of Champney’s ice cream. Notes on a sermon at Coonvalle schoolhouse, illnesses, arrivals, and a few births, weddings, and accidents scattered through the week. Also casual items on dining, dancing at Glenn Beach, and obscure chatter about birds, science, and antiques.
An elderly Cincinnati woman told a publisher her family kept a war Bible for 60 years and asked for a new one made to match it. She planned to market the copy and stop at Elbe on her way home, querying the cost. The text includes unrelated letters about a comic singer and a remark about a Kentucky gentleness.
An advertisement touts that rheumatism is best treated internally and claims the remedy Athlophores Do New Haven can cure by addressing the root cause. It promises a pamphlet for four cents to explain the supposed cause and cure, urging readers to write for more information.
A county eye specialist advertises expert eye care promising careful, science based diagnosis. The message highlights headaches dizziness and vision issues, claims over two thousand patients fitted in the past year, and invites free consultation and examination with fixed affordable prices.
A dense Elyria period piece lists varied ads and notices: homes for sale and rent, rooms and board, wanted helpers and waitresses, early 20th century goods for sale from bedding to candy kitchen ice cream, an excursion to Cleveland, taxation and chimney work, train specials to St Louis, and a fashion note on the motor car changing women’s dress.
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