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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1906
Page
2
Rev H D Sheldon, pastor of First Congregational Lorain, denounces Sunday work in Lorain steel mills and shops. He urges ministers and workers to make Sunday work uncomfortable to curb the practice as a public issue in the industrial port.
Casimer Cawinski to Patrick Shar key land to Grafton. Frank T. Church to Minniey Church Lorain land 1400. Lella M. Prentiss to Mendelson Migria land 1650. Warren W. Blaine to Martha Grinker Ridgeville land 150. H J Redington to Fred C Wolf part of lot Elyria 5000. William and I A Smith to Obed Martin Elyria lot 1700. Alice B Coffinberry to Katherine Utterbach Lorain land 110. McCarran and Lyman to George Shanks Russia land 650. All grocery stores closed Decoration Day.
The article reviews materials chosen for heat and chemical resistance in industry. Graphite resists many temperatures but bonds with iron, while pure alumina softens in hydrogen flames. Chalk and magnesia offer heat tolerance, and new products like carborundum enable internal high heat work in electric furnaces.
Two minle zebras, gifts from Abyssinia now at the National Zoological Park, are studied as a potential new beast of burden in the United States. French experiments show a tough, wiry hybrid smaller than a horse, suited to warm regions, with early parallels drawn to the American mule's rise.
In Montserrat a strange climate note is paired with social satire about exile, slavery, and a mixed Irish-Cork-speaking longshoreman. The piece condemns colonialism, praises Spain’s post war recovery, and critiques grand hotels in favor of simple inns with humble decor.
Rimbach Friday's invites shoppers to inspect affordable furniture sourced from top manufacturers with spot cash discounts. Unmarked prices in plain figures reflect a businesslike approach used since 1862, earning trust in Elyria and Lorain County.
An old classified ad urges readers to chase love by choosing Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea five cents a unit. A. E. Frost, agent for H. A. Dykemaan, notes that reporter want ads pay.
A history lesson hints that another roller-skating craze may return after two decades. The piece muses on an outdoor bicycle revival as better timed, while noting a rallying cry of All skate. with a casual nod to HN and World sections.
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