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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1906
Page
4
Readable fragments describe a jumble of names and phrases. The text mentions various figures and places in a disjointed style with no clear event or outcome. No coherent narrative or dates are discernible from the provided OCR.
Classified notes list two rental houses on East Side offering $17.50 monthly rent and multiple parcels for sale. Mentions addresses and lot numbers including "One lot 36 RIT" and "Six-repay hinge on Chek Sh." Indicates walrus-like OCR errors but conveys property listings and pricing.
The Ely Theatre presents David Corson in The Redemp tion of David Corson based on Booth Ben Coss with dramatization by Little Blaze Parker. Richard Cordon delivers a strong lead as Corson alongside Dr Hicks in a praised acting turn, while the play’s moral clashes and Quaker setting drew varied response from the audience.
Local lodge will hold a special meeting this evening in Mr Wy of AL office to arrange funeral details for neighbor George Ulrich. The funeral is set for Tuesday at 9 AM with neighbors requested to gather at the hall Tuesday at 1 PM for a service.
George McIlrath of Collinwood fell ill during a hunting visit to Amherst area with a cousin Charles Griffin. He developed typhoid fever, was taken to Blytia hospital, and his parents traveled to be with him as doctors hope for recovery.
The oratorical contest for north western Ohio high schools will be at Bowling Green on May 10. Innovations planned include three judges who will assess thought, composition and delivery. Word limit rises to 17 000, with a 50 word deduction for each extra contestant beyond ten.
The United States consumes about 26.9 million barrels of salt annually with high domestic production. In 1880 about 638 percent of salt used was home produced and last year 96 percent of consumption came from within the country. Tariffs shifted salt duties in 1894 and 1897, with 12 cents per hundred pounds or 33 cents per barrel now in effect. Michigan and New York together account for over two thirds of production.
The piece describes Cuban burial rites where families buy a grave plot and dig their own graves. Graves are cemented and filled with soil, bodies covered in quicklime, and later bones are removed to a central square hole, allowing plots to be reused as families return to bury new members.
The text argues that any vocation must center on money management to avoid life disadvantages. It praises business training and business colleges as vital, noting they save homes from hardship and enable prudent investing, while warning practical men struggle to retain earnings. It also briefly explains why the eyeball appears red due to tiny blood vessels and corpuscles.
A brisk mix of naturalistic observations on birds and winds alongside anecdotes about explorers and women’s courage. Includes Willan Cotton Oswell’s African letters, a tale of a lioness tackled by a South African woman, and reflections on tact, marriage, and Montaigne in literary essays.
A Malayal or Mohammedan festival in India features a hoti ritual with liberal sprigs of bolt powder in vermilion and rose red. Participants daub faces, staining white clothes and creating a vivid but eerie display seen as linked to provocative ancient heathen scenes. Some elites oppose it due to excesses and questionable origins.
Notice announces Van Tassel Bros. business continuation by J M Van Tassel and a rebranded operation. The page includes ad copy for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents, A B Frost china dept, and Boylan Bros with dated lines. It also touts Mrs. Austins Buckwheat reputation.
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