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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1906
Page
2
The piece honors fallen soldiers on Decoration Day, urging quiet remembrance and cemetery ceremonies. It recalls how the thirtieth of May marks sacrifices and devotion, urging citizens to attend roll calls and decorate graves with flowers in a solemn observance.
A quotation extols the impact of public spirit on local prosperity. It argues that towns die for want of confidence and unity, while a thriving, cooperative environment attracts investors and residents. It notes individuals migrate away from doubt and factionalism toward hopeful, active communities.
The straw hat season is here with many styles including Panama and fedora types. The telescope shape gains popularity, often with striped ribbon bands, while sailor hats remain a staple. The den ted crown style appears, featuring a middle crown division.
George Adams of Ridgeville applied to be placed on the pension list for the Divid. An examination found him blind and he will receive in future 25 dollars per quarter.
Harry Reynolds, sentenced to the penitentiary for bigamy, had a farewell talk with Mae Smith, the Lorwark girl he married. They dined together in Cleveland before he boarded the train to Columbus. He called their past relationship affectionate and said Mae is nothing to him now.
Major King of Lorala was bound over to common pleas court after being arrested Sunday for stealing two bottles of whiskey and a few cigars from Eagle saloon. Flo forced open a hotel door. the prisoner pleaded guilty. The crime carries up to 16 years in prison.
Atteer reports 18 delegates elected with 60 uninstructed delegates, all Webber supporters. Most bitter clash in years ends with Webber camp securing a lead and expected to push for his stand at the convention.
A Norwalk jury found several salesmen from five bridge companies guilty and fined them 130 to 300 dollars each after a 20 minute deliberation. The indictment charged the firms with restraining trade.
Reports from several counties show the Aiken law, effective Monday, shuttered 1407 saloons statewide. Knox County plans two new openings once materials arrive, Sandusky loses 12 of 17, unable to post the $1000 license fee, and a Youngstown social club prepares legal papers to challenge the law.
A maternal focus frames a promotion for Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted tonic for women facing motherhood burdens. Testimonials claim it strengthens health, eases labor, and aids recovery, with emphasis on natural ingredients and alcohol free formula.
Druggist HH A Crandall touts Zemo as a positive cure for eczema and skin diseases after years of study by EB W Rose of Harrisburg Illinois. The article notes many Saline County residents used Zemo with complete cures and promises a legal guarantee of effectiveness.
Attorneys for Dr Oliver C Haugh argued before the Dayton circuit court for a new trial for the former Isorain man now in prison awaiting execution for the murder of his parents and brother in Dayton last fall.
When You Are Married How Happy You'll Be if you get your Furniture at Rimbach Friday's. Doors open to inspect furniture from top manufacturers with spot cash discounts and plain figures. Elyria and Lorain County trust this store for businesslike service since 1862.
An old ad copy urges lovers to pursue the right kind of beauty and promote Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets priced about 35 cents. A. E. Frost advertises as successor to H. A. Dykeman.
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