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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1906
Page
4
Hunters anticipate a busy rabbit season from November 15 to December 4 with plentiful hares in the city. Paul North, state game and fish commissioner, reminds that written landowner permission is required to hunt on private property or face arrest and prosecution. The duck season ends on the 30th and rough grouse cannot be shot until 1908 due to extinction.
The report revisits the 3rd District Court decision in Cleveland sentencing K Zimmer for diverting National Bank funds at Wooster. It warns of the enduring risk of embezzlement despite honesty, noting the social and penal responses while a local sale advertises hats and buckwheat products at Mrs Wilders and Mrs Austins.
The Reuttrew troupe delivers Money Mad as a standout repertory production with Miss Congheton as Camille and Almer Birffham as AMSund. Tonight features A Fight to a Million, with specials by Master Harry King and the Great Moro. A Saturday matinee promises more child gift surprises.
Brighton reports visitors Olive Kenney and Mrs A Hardy from Oberlin. Oberlin and New London relatives visited. the young son of Mr and Mrs Charles Cook died aged 11 months. Funeral Friday at Brighton cemetery. Mats Sprague of Wellington visited May Grundy. Fred and Perry Kenney hosted sisters Mary and Carrie Kenney from Oberlin. The Corn Show Wednesday drew a crowd. Prof Williamson’s lecture on corn was very instructive.
Management of the Big Four plans to advance wages about 10 percent for all employees, effective the first of next month. An advertising blurb promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and tablets as a tonic. Leo B. & O. Meket advertise homeseekers' rates.
Mrs. Cassie Chadwick of Cleveland marks one year of a ten year sentence in the penitentiary. Warden Gould calls her a model prisoner with steady appetite for notoriety yet no rule violations. No public celebration occurred.
Mary Agnes Perry of Gleng Falls endorses Vinel cod liver tonic as restoring appetite and weight in a weak child. The note claims Vinel is a pure cod liver preparation without oil, tasty to children, suitable for all ages, with Hady's Drug Store as Elyria’s agent and many towns carrying Vinel.
Fastidious women consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic essential for hygiene and feminine care. The wash is praised for cleansing germicidal deodorizing and healing qualities and is sold by Druggists with free samples. The R. Paxton Co. of Bidston Massachusetts is listed. A notice states a special car will depart St Andrews Church after the Abbe-Betteridge wedding to transport guests to the Abbe home.
Ed Kaneen, now in the deputy warden's office, greets Sheriff Salisbury with Ingraham the forger on a Columbus visit. Kaneen discusses Ingraham's clerical qualifications as the penitentiary deals with a shortage of bankers and clerical staff after recent paroles and pardons. Kaneen is trusted in selecting clerical hires amid the staffing crunch.
An electric process remedy called Electro-gen promotes blood health and germ disease prevention. It claims to digest food naturally, reduces belching, and cures diseased stomach. Available as squid shaped form, with bottles at fifty cents or one dollar, offered free samples via mail and sold locally by Eady Drug Store.
John Trinks was discharged Tuesday night from police custody after being arrested Monday for creating a disturbance at Kimbel's restaurant. The complainant failed to appear against him.
An old advertisement touts TONSILINE as the guaranteed remedy for sore throat. It warns of dangers like tonsillitis and diphtheria and urges families to keep a bottle ready. The copy mentions a “gateway to the body” being sick and pushes TonSiliae as the actin in five ruggists.
Real estate listing reports two new T room houses on Williams Street north of Clark Street East Side sheeted and well built with all improvements but furnace Lot sizes 50 by 150 priced at 2400 and available on easy terms A swap for a five room cottage on Tuscarawas Street West Side with wood cellar and fruit trees price 1100 Six room house on Clark Street 48 by 132 price 1650 One lot on Eastern Heights Boulevard 60 by 150 price 606 One lot 80 by 160 West Third Street price 1000 Five lots on Williams Street East Side 50 by 150 price 8500 each FOR RENT two new seven room houses East Side all improvements but furnace available December 1st 17.50 per month
Mr Marguerite visits Florida with a friend to shop at the Star Went store. The fragment notes frien ds and items like grapes and nuts, listing a location 352 E. The text is incomplete but indicates a shopping trip and possible store activity.
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