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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1903
Page
2
A jumbled collage of dramatic cues, poems, recipes, and overheard conversations. It mixes a mock play scene with kitchen notes, flirtatious dialogue about love and elopement, and stray lines about a telephone romance, ending with comic confusion and proposals.
A garbled description unfolds around a ringing telephone and scattered chatter. Characters such as Maud and Arcelie appear amid disjointed lines, with fragments of dialogue hinting at a domestic or social gathering and a confused, dreamlike sequence.
A fragmentary newspaper passage mixes dialogs about family wishes and a telephone scene with Maud and her father, interleaved with various stray notes. The text shifts to Noah and Shem planning what to do next after leaving their long imprisonment, and includes unrelated culinary tips and quotes from other papers.
A fragment discusses a proposed improvised sewerage plan linked to Manchester and Toland with Dr. WoNoshin suggesting improvements. It mentions a costly plan to move sludge, possible energy reuse, and notes about meetings and costs. The text references London Wharf and a council discussion on curtailing activities.
Fragmentary ad copy describes two turnash e rooms within a minute of Johnson taes and a lighthouse herping reference. It mentions lights and Looms for Rent and uneven text on rates. The readable items suggest furnished rooms for rent in a local area.
A fragmented text outlines a tax or debt related action near Cleveland and Detroit with dates and locations. It mentions involvement of the Pratt party and a sale from a station within 260 miles west, referencing ownership transfer and possible DOA statuses.
Fragmentary text shows market observations, domestic life, and family reunion. It mentions a furnace discussion, price references, and community chatter with scattered names and places, including Detroit Free and Chicago papers. The piece blends poems, quotes, and local anecdotes without a clear single event.
Fragmentary text mentions Low Rates and Sunday Lake Shore Railway with garbled phrases about dining, sustained inquiries, and references to Lake Shore and Michigan Southern. No clear event, date, or entities beyond railway names.
Small brick building with five rooms on School Street at North Smberst. Includes some fixtures and shelves. Offered cheap with on premises sale by H Shoupe, North Antherst Wielin.
For sale items include a house at Broad and Coda streets near H Rodtun with moving details. Also listed is furnished rooms for rent at 18 East Broad Street and a lake excursion ticket offer. A purse with $32 and small change was found and should be returned to the Reporter office for a reward.
A front room for rent at 836 West 2nd Street within a two minute walk of the square suitable for one or two gentlemen.
A short notice seeks one or two young men as boarders at 212th Furnished Rooms for Rent on Middle Avenue. Homer Hall of West Point Indiana credits Dr Kings New Discovery for a severe chest cold and cough, claiming a life saving cure. The ad promotes 60 cents and 100 trial bottle offers at H J Eady’s.
Fragmentary text discusses Pain's chemical compound and early medical figures like Prof Pholps of Dartmouth. It mentions fever, blood issues, and the search for cures amid broken narrative, with scattered names and places reflecting a chaotic historical page.
Boeschee offers German Syrup as the only market remedy claimed to relieve and cure consumption. The formula uses tar and extracts endorsed by medical congresses for coughs and throat or lung disease, plus rest, fresh air, and good nutrition. Bottles cost 35 cents, regular 17 cents, or 76 cents for larger size at druggists.
In Pittsfield Illinois Henry Kensler suffered ten years of worsening eczema until trying D D D after reading of a cured case. He reports itching vanished within days and skin healed in weeks, with no recurrence. Kensler’s case is presented as proof of the remedy’s efficacy and a guaranteed $100 return if unsatisfied.
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