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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1905
Page
4
George Doubleday, about 80, digging a sewer trench in front of the sheriff’s residence, cut his right hand on embedded glass. He was taken to the hospital for treatment as blood poisoning was feared. He lives on Broad Street.
Judge Washburn led a list of docket entries on Monday morning. Several cases, including Hussar v Loraine Ry Co and Hoeald v Oberlin Citizens' National Bank, were settled out of court. Other matters involved amended answers and cross petitions, with a default judgment issued in Haller & Co. v McMyler, and a gun club shoot announced by Bluris Gin Glob with a Tuesday event.
The Soldiers Relief Committee convened today with no assistance requests. Several clans have withdrawn. The indigent soldiers fund is about ten dollars overdrawn. County commissioners may raise the levy next week from one quarter to three tenths of a mill, totaling about $7,600 for the year.
The Lorain baseball team, built mostly from Oak Point players, defeated the Elyria Eagles at South Lorain park after Oak Point was barred from Sunday play by County Prosecutor Stroup. The score ended tied, but a wild eighth inning miscue spared a shutout. Lorain turned a notable fourth inning double play with Stoupe on first.
A United States consul reports British manufacturers increasingly adopt American methods and labor practices. American workers visit and influence English shops, though employers still prefer their own imported staff. The note warns Americans about pursuing English opportunities.
Local dealer Jude R. Jones notes strong sales for Wadsworth Bros Chicos cigars in Elyria. The ad touts long Havana filler and a rich brown wrapper with even burn and long white ash, urging men to try and thank him for the introduction.
Lake Shore Ry will offer special low return-ticket rates to Los Angeles from May 26 through June inclusive. Tickets are valid for return travel. consult ticket agents for full details on May 16 19 23 26 29.
The article discusses Celtic, Gaelic, and broader European racial elements in the American population. It cites estimates that Keltic stock could be 60 percent or more, notes Irish, Scottish, Welsh, and continental lines, and weighs linguistic and temperamental traits across nations. It references Shimose powder and other notes, then shifts to a Cassell scene with playful items and ads.
Panicked tone illness ad urging sufferers to use DeWittitch Hazel salve for piles warning hot weather and bad water worsen pain. The notice pushes a product line from FC DeWitt & Co with a Dykeowan druggist, urging purchase of the genuine remedy.
An Atherton Kansas Globe notice features Joe Tack, an engineer on the Missouri Pacific line between Wichita and Kiowa. Tack reports a severe stomach illness and cancer scare, claims Kodol Dyapepala Cure relieved his symptoms, and he endorses it for others with stomach troubles.
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