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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1900
Page
7
Editor W. Barry of Lexington Tennessee describes a quick cure from Buck lena Arnica Salve for piles injuries and inflammation. He claims the product conquers eruptions and other bodily ailments. Available for 25 cents at H. J. Eady's drug store.
A private letter from T Sedgwick Steele recounts moose antics on Moosehead Lake sharing a comical chase by canoes and a Tage steamboat to view the giant animal. He notes moose behavior, season rules, and deer sightings around the area while reflecting on camera eagerness and local hunting practices.
A Denver Times report tells of Annie Trnehart Dillon, a 14 year old Kiowa girl, daughter of Black Wolf, who is sole heiress to a fortune exceeding 1,000,000. The story recounts how her guardian Texan cattleman John Dillon was saved from an assassin years earlier, his rise from ranch laborer to wealth, and the girl’s eventual custody and planned education. The tale blends frontier drama with notes on regional tribes, kinship, and cross‑cultural ties.
An Italian doctor explores inhaling petroleum fines for cough relief with reported success. Lyons firm develops silk like webs from cotton fibers under nonmercerized treatment and potash to create embossed patterns. California plans to market asparagus in London and Britain buys California oranges. black tea processing explained. Molten wood via dry distillation yields a water and acid resistant, electrically insulating product. A Paris hospital case: Tarros, 38, found unconscious then rigid, believed dead due to alcohol preservation of the body.
A long excerpt recounts the Italian scientist Dr Marini, said to have died while pursuing a petrification secret. It details his isolation from family, his experiments on preserved bodies, and his grim methods including disguising remains. The tale references readers and figures like Cardinal Sanfelice and mentions a controversial lifelong obsession.
Public notices outline hourly streetcar departures from Cleveland to Elyria Oberlin and other towns, with morning to late evening runs and several cross-town connections. Schedules include Elyria Oberlin, North Amherst, Lorain, Berea, and Linndale routes, plus notes on direct connections and the address for inquiries: J. O. Wilson, G. P. Ac, 814 Garfield Ridge, Cleveland Ohio.
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