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Fragmentary OCR passage mentions a remedy and strengthening work, with undefined medical or poetic context. No clear event, people, or place can be identified to form a concrete summary.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1906
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions a remedy and strengthening work, with undefined medical or poetic context. No clear event, people, or place can be identified to form a concrete summary.
Reports describe Snnter Melvin moving picture company on East Broad street and road work on a 7663 feet macadam stretch in Eaton township. Other items note safety brake prosecutions, church mergers, a homeless organization seeking a Cleveland home, unions backing immigration laws, rural mail delivery autos, a popular Schottische dance, bank inspection pressure, and a county clerk resignation with no vote taken.
Predecivk Milter of Cleveland accepted a position in Wagner's funeral parlors St Jwben Hlashes and wife of Benson Balls visiting friends in town thin weak hk Wortester general superintendent of the Lake Shore has revisited and accepted a similar post with the Dig Four S. W. Brown to become assistant superintendent Independent oil men to seek rail rate reductions Perley Groejean of Massillon has
Stockford and W A Horn were arrested Friday in Loraine on charges of selling tainted meat. They notified Mayor King they would waive jury and submit to his decision. The mayor set the case for police court Tuesday at 9 AM and consulted the Attorney General and the state food commission about prosecution. The Attorney General and Ellis indicated the state would not prosecute cases not arrested by agents, and the food commission refused to provide counsel for such cases.
The steamer Tiawatha arrived at Lorain last Saturday in a crippled state after a mishap on the upper lakes. She is leaking badly, pumps run continuously but progress is slow, and once cargo is discharged she will be laid up at Lorain for repairs. The crew has kept water from the ore through tireless work.
Merry Rimmelspach claims agent for Lake Shore Electric says 80 claims settled to date after the Vermilion wreck. Death claims were settled Saturday with Lima and Lorain cases at 3500 and 4400 dollars respectively. Gene Wasserman, the most seriously injured, is improving. James V. Sinfley, father of Frank Smiley killed in the collision, received 2500 dollars. The wreck cost the company 360000 with additional suits pending by injured guardians.
William C Prindle and Eva B Prindle adopted the child of Carl and Bessie Coleman in a Saturday probate court proceeding. The Humane Society reported the parents abandoned the child, who was neglected and nearly starved before the Prindles took her in, now named Grace BE Prindle. The Tidewater Virginia region includes Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News Berkley Hampton Old Point Comfort and nearby towns amid Hampton Roads and the Jamestown Exposition.
The article urges self denial for under thirty savers to strengthen future finances. It warns against debt for luxuries, instalment plans that trap households, and borrowing on automobiles, noting health costs and lost future generations. It cautions that wealth spent today harms tomorrow's stability.
Washington reports the net decrease in the U S pension roll to 12470 for the year ending June 30 marking the largest drop in bureau history. New pensioners added total 34974 while 47441 pensioners dropped leaving 1 035113 on roll at June 30 1906. Pennsylvania tops state counts with 98829 beneficiaries.
A reflective moral urging restraint to avoid creating future hardship. Warns against indulgence and labels contemporaries who criticized Jesus as a wine bibber, while stressing temperance and not being spendthrifts.
The speaker urges doubling the number of teachers in city Sunday schools to fulfill community work. He cites long years of educated youth leaving for college and professional roles, noting local women possess substantial literary attainments.
A preacher laments famine in learning as Jesus Christ calls for teachers in Elvrra. He urges women to quit worldly pleasures and men to abandon clubs and smoke houses to assist in teaching and saving the boys. Ye ought to be teachers.
The September fire department log records five fire calls, one drowning incident, and one vehicle damage by fire attributed to Garford Compan Sabie Liat. The report compiles the month’s emergency responses and outcomes.
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