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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1906
Page
2
Secretary Hoult urges renewed commercial ties with Latin American nations as political conditions improve. U S exports to the region reached 165.66 million dollars for the nine months ended September 30, rising from 140.50 million year over year, signaling strong growth for American firms.
A testimonial ad from George H. Bartlett of Mattapan Mass praises Pyramid Pile Cure, claiming 20 years of ailment cured after trying doctors with no results. It promotes free sample mailings, then a 50 cent regular package at druggists, and hints the treatment may avoid surgery.
A professor at the Chicago Medical School denounces pseudoscience and urges scientific scrutiny of marriage and heredity. He argues many modern unions risk inherited illness and recommends compulsory health and family history examinations to prevent diseases and safeguard posterity.
A series of transfers across Avon Monishii Amherst Blyrlay and neighboring townships is listed, including parcels of land, divisions and lots to multiple recipients. The Preston Library committee announces a distribution of hundreds of pictures to elementary schools to illustrate local and world history through poetry legends and key events.
Local residents visit relatives and hosts in Wakeman and surrounding towns. Union revival meetings and special Thanksgiving services are announced at the Congregational church. Railroad schedule changes affect Lake Shore No 133 with Detroit connection.
Camden residents discuss hunting reports from Elyria with praise for skilled marksmen. Volunteers repair church sheds after a hunt outing. Mrs. Herb Howe recovers from eczema. Ora Ayliffe and wife visit from Lorain. Philathea and Baraca classes meet at L Serles home. A social is planned at Elmer Morgan's Dec 4. Bazaar planned for Dec 12. People plan to hear Pherezs at Kipton on the 28th.
RIDGEVILLE reports a large funeral for Lawrence Winter held Tuesday at St Peter's Church despite bad weather. Read notes mention Mya Frances Snow visiting her uncle Edgar Tyrrell after a hip injury. others attended family gatherings and a Willing Workers sale raised about $50.00 with thanks extended for support.
A Rochester notice extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, simple treatment for catarrh of the stomach. It claims digestion normalizes after meals, reducing bloating, heartburn, and discomfort. Testimonial letters praise improved appetite and rest after use, with endorsements from Chicago and local residents.
Lake Shoreby will start daily service from Cleveland to Buffalo on November 25 named the Cleveland Buffalo Limited. The train departs Cleveland at 7:30 A M and arrives Buffalo at 11:45 A M with Empire State Express connections to New York. Equipment includes a broiler buffet parlor car day coach smoker and baggage car.
Sunday gatherings feature Mr and Mrs Leverly of Oberlin guests at Erastus Campbell's. Rev G A Reede of Cleveland delivers sermon. Ladies Aid hosts attendance of 40 with plans for Dec 7 fair and oyster supper. Local residents call on friends, with multiple visits among Oberlin Elyria Lorain and Laporte. Local notices mention laxative cough syrup advertisement.
Births and illnesses mark the week with a newborn daughter for Jen Johnson. Bert Foster recovers from typhoid fever. Revival meetings continue at the M B E church. The elderly mother of Mrs. James Denham dies at 96 and is interred in Cleveland. Several townspeople on a Laporte excursion escaped injury when the car left the track. Fred Sanders sustains a scraped leg but recovers mobility. Berton Gott visits from Cleveland. Mrs. 8 Kelner and Mrs. Hattie Wheeler suffer rheumatism and poor health. Will Cobern and wife of Cleveland plan to stay with relatives. Nelson Rose is very feeble and Mrs. Nelson Knowles is sick. Samuel Foltz is ill for several days. Mrs. Austins Buckwheat flour is advertised for its genuine flavor.
Beginning December first the Lake Shore Ry offers a 1000 mile ticket for 25 dollars with a 5 dollar rebate. The pass is interchangeable with other lines. Speak to a Lake Shore ticket agent for details.
Passenger car description notes Nos. 16 and 17 with wide vestibule and high back seat in a ladies' coach. Maker and porter in attendance with no extra charge mentioned.
An advertisement proclaims Electrogen as a remedy that kills disease germs in air and water, claiming it purifies blood and tones the body. Sold for 50 cents or one dollar per bottle with a free 50 cent bottle offer, sent by mail from The Electro gen Co., Fremont QC, and carried by Eady Drug Store.
The Bailey Jones Company of Jamestown New York lists a 200 hp two cylinder Struthers-Wells gas engine for delivery after January 1st in daily operation at their factory. It includes an 112 hp air compressor engine and equipment, offered at a large reduction with easy terms. Viewable in operation until December 15th. Also notes low fares to Indianapolis on Lake Shore By for November 12 to 14 with return by November 19.
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