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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1906
Page
3
A vintage pattern notice describes two practical undergarment ensembles the Well Dressed Coman offers. It details a corset cover, a five gore petticoat with ruffle, and matching trims, with pattern 5509 sized for girls aged 12 to 16 and material lists for mixed fabrics.
A detailed description of fabric trimming and cutting styles for the season. It notes satin factory finishes, seven pore box plaits, front back and side stitching, and a novel fullness arrangement. Braids and trims vary, with material widths and sizes, and listings of yardage and waist sizes for ready-to-wear.
A vintage notice promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for facial enhancement and beauty. It touts benefits for the figure and complexion, mentioning tea or tablets available for 35 cents through AL BE. Frost.
A public belief that wedding rings are fading is contradicted by jewelers who report sales and wear rising. Men now wear rings as often as women, though the classic heavy band declines while slimmer designs gain popularity. Foreign couples purchase one ring per person, mirroring broader immigrant customs.
Mr Frank Howe of Van Buren New York testifies to rapid relief from severe rheumatism after using Uric O a Smith Drug Company remedy. He credits quick pain relief rest and long term improvement following several bottles and urges others to write for truth about the treatment. Uric O sells for 1.00 per bottle with samples and circulars available from the Smith Drug Company Elyria and Badys Drug Store Elyria Ohio.
Lake Shore Railway begins selling a 1000 mile ticket for 25 dollars with a five dollar rebate. The pass is interchangeable with other roads. Speak to a Lake Shore ticket agent about Ltt 11-22-w.
A Van Wert County farmer claims to have developed a new hen breed to stop neighbor hens from scratching his garden. The birds have legs of unequal length, with the right leg about six inches and the left four. This causes hens to walk in circles and prevents them from scratching, keeping them near their coop.
Mrs Mary Walker sues Mrs Caroline Gerrick for 1000 dollars claiming assault over a disputed key ownership. The women, who shared a city house, face potential trial Friday in the court of common pleas. Mrs Parker is now at the infirmary.
The Reporter asks readers to phone in news items such as out of town visitors club or society notices for prompt attention and column space. Also mentions latest hat patterns and Pay & West at 236 Elyria block dated 11-20-41.
Ro family medicine chest uses Tonsiline, a throat remedy, to prevent sore throat from becoming serious diseases like tonsillitis or diphtheria. One dose offers relief and a few doses cure, with prices 25e and 6e at all druggists.
Railway announces a limited fare to Chicago for the International Live Stock Exposition. Tickets from November 30 to December 4 allow a one fare price with a $2.00 round trip, return by December 10.
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