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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR item mentions addresses 120 Park Von court 122 Park, with unclear terms Far Trent Seven rear house Liquire and 51six. No clear event date or organization. Summary notes have insufficient coherent facts to confirm a specific news item.
The page records community items including illness recoveries and visits, a property sale notice for the late Hoseph Biggs, condolence expressions for Mrs. Mobbs, and tributes to Mrs. Violet Luntaberry and the G. W. B. M. members. It notes Miss Bruce’s convalescence and Anna Dimigk’s travels, with reflections on faith and missionary work.
Mrs W Blain is on the sick list. Mrs A Pearce has returned from Avon. Mrs Black and daughter expect to spend the winter with Rev Alice Lewis of Zanesville. Mr Albert Pearce has gone to Findlay to spend part of the winter with Mr J P Grubb. Mr and Mrs David Wise are staying with her parents Mr and Mrs H Dickson. The phones are being placed in by the Bell Co. Pres Reidinger expects to put his phones as soon as he can secure line men.
LaPorte brief notes social visits include Mr Wm Bingham of Lorain staying with brother Oscar Bingham Sondary and Mrs Oscar Bugham guests Mesdamies J B Rysinger and Lan Zan. Lanagan moves onto old Lawson place and L D Hamlin travels to Sandusky on business. James Jones of Minnesota and Rev B D Jones of Conesville were hunting when shot in the breast and died instantly. funeral held at LaPorte cemetery Monday. Navy 18 Co A.S.
Mr J B Slater returned from Greenville where his son Rev William Slater lies sick with typhoid fever for four weeks and slowly improves. Louis Young of Baltimore husks corn for Slater and others on Chestnut Ridge. Mr and Mrs Louis Herb welcome a 10 pound boy and Alf Leo credits a baby boy. For Rent a furnished room inquire 316 West Sixth Street. 420r
Public Square Cleveland departures to Elyria run hourly 5 00 pm 11 00 pm with Oberlin 6 00 9 00 pm and 11 00 pm and Wellington 5 00 am 8 00 am. Wellington to Public Square hourly 5 30 am 10 30 pm. Oberlin to Public Square hourly 6 00 11 00 pm. Elyria to Public Square hourly 6 30 am 11 30 pm. North Amherst Lorain connections via Elyria. Lorain to Elyria every 40 minutes 5 00 am 9 40 pm with North Amherst 6 00 am 11 40 pm. Scenery via Rocky River cantilever bridge and Puritas Springs Lindale divisions. Excursion cars halfhour additional Saturdays Sundays. J Wilson, General Agent, Garfield Building, Cleveland.
LaGrange notices announce the Indies of the M E hold their annual bazaar and supper at city hall on Wednesday December 4 from 4 oclock until served. Supper 15 cents. sale of articles to begin at supper time. Several local residents visited town and others announced social events and improvements.
The Amherst high school plans an entertainment this Friday with admission set at ten cents. Mrs. Norman Townshend, recently ill with gastric fever, is recovering. The Congregational Dime Society met at Mrs. Clayton Stevenson’s last Friday and reported a large attendance and good time. Mrs. Anna Myers of Cleveland visits her daughter Mrs. Charles Kolb. Mrs. A. E. Clark has returned to Elyria. Amherst records another wedding as Miss Blanche Grant married Mr. Frank Lauraway last Wednesday. Martin Smauch and wife dissolved their marriage. Mrs. S. returned to her mother. the young man is missing now.
Abra ham Hare touts Electric Bitters as the best selling tonic in 20 years for stomach, liver, kidney, and nerve disorders. The tonic purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves, and builds up the whole system, offering new life to weak, run down people at 50 cents a bottle sold by H. J. Eady.
Three or four line items describe real estate offers on East and West sides of a river, with multiple houses for sale or rent and a new house with barn on West 4th street. An illustrated Northwest history book is advertised with Black Hawk and other chiefs, priced 60 cents, mailed from Chicago. Also a medical testimonial for Kid-Ne-Oids and an agent notice listing five houses on the East side for $6 to $8 monthly by W. E. Brooks.
Elyria to Grafton trains run on 90 minute intervals starting 6 46 a m with the last Elyria trip at 10 16 p m and a theater car after shows at the Elyria opera house. Grafton to Elyria departures begin at 16 80 a m every 90 minutes, last return at 10 45 p m. Ticket office sales are through O E W Ry. Also an ad praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for eruptions and skin issues at 26 cents.
An advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as a proven remedy by Dr A Boschee a German physician. It asserts rapid relief from coughs colds and lung troubles with three doses and claims two million bottles sold annually worldwide. The ad promotes Green's Prize Almanac and lists price in shillings.
A Cherokee Iowa man nearly died from an attack but recovered after using Electric Bitters. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured sores and eruptions for a woman. The ad promotes Liver-Lax and One Minute Cough Cure, with claims of rapid relief and health benefits from H. J. Eady's Drug Store and C. B. George endorsements.
A collection of 19th century medical notices touts Electric Bitters as a cure for yellow jaundice and stomach liver and kidney troubles. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is lauded for piles cuts burns and wounds. Also promoting Kid-Ne-Oids for kidney issues and a call for hickorynuts with cash offers. Also mentions a Buffalo robe for sale and Dr King's New Discovery for croup bronchial and cough relief.
Cheap excursion to Chicago December 2 3 and 4 as Nickel Plate road sells tickets to and from Chicago at low rates for the National and International Live Stock Exposition return limit December 8 present tickets to joint agent for stamping consult Nickel Plate agents or O A Asterlin Ft Wayne Ind No 241w2 4 Shocking Calamity Dr A Kellett Williford Ark says Buckklen Armion Salve cures a crushed foot burns boils piles and eruptions 25 cents H J Eady News stand for sale inquire 865 Broad Street
From Coopersville Michigan word spreads of a fasting liquid claimed to ease a bed cough before reisring and soon cure the cough. Mrs S Himelburger praises Dr King's New Discovery as a lifesaver for lung disease and coughs with three generations of use. Guaranteed bottles 50 cents and 1.00 at Hr Hady's. Trial bottles free.
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