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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1906
Page
3
A damaged OCR snippet shows a patient describing cancer concern and mentions X ray treatment, chest or head issues, and longtime health problems. It references doctors in eastern cities and a desire for improvement, with unclear dates or locations.
A historical reflection on the nearly vanished buffalo herds across the North American plains. Estimates place primitive buffalo numbers around 50 to 60 million, with regional counts by plains, prairie, and forest zones. The piece contrasts vast ranges with modern fenced lands and notes dramatic size and weight details of bulls and cows.
The article outlines Dr. Pierce's libel suit against The Ladies' Home Journal, a $16,000 verdict against the magazine, and Dr. Pierce's motion for a new trial. It cites expert testimony on the prescription’s ingredients and endorsements by medical authorities, arguing the product is safe and effective for women’s ailments.
A vintage advertisement touts Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic as essential for feminine hygiene and local treatment. It boasts germicidal deodorizing and healing properties with a free sample at druggists and the R Paxton Co. in Boston Massachusetts.
A compilation notes London debt at $284,101.30 and odd facts from Belfast courthouses to Needles lighthouse. Reports on Illinois maple sugar vs Vermont, Hunstanton barking dogs, rising alcohol use in France, St Bernard motor car service, Irish poachers buried birds, Swiss tourist bombardment myths, and Swiss Rhone valley labor housing sold for $50.
Mrs Clara Butler of Marlon Ohio sues Guy Brown to recover a gold watch a chain and a ring given as tokens of love after pawn and subsequent gift. Brown returns the items when served with a replevin writ in Justice Conley’s court. The article links the pair’s engagement to the domestic affair and notes Brown’s lack of defense.
Baron Rosen Russian ambassador to the United States escaped injury after a collision in Manchester with Edgar S. Taft’s runabout. Rosen’s party included three friends and a chauffeur in a large touring car. Taft, his wife, and two sons were shaken but unhurt. Rosen’s axle broke in the impact.
Judge Roberts told the grand jury that Ni saloons were kept open on Sundays and instructed indictments for all saloonkeepers if proven. He added the mayor should act. failure could bring charges against him. An advertising line for a finance course follows.
The fragment notes the odd mix of creatures contributing to a diverse table. The turtle is described as a cornerstone of an aldermanic banquet, suggesting a banquet setting that highlights varied animal foods and curiosities from the natural world.
The piece lists snakes, lizards, frogs, snails, locusts, bees, ants, termites, spiders, centipedes, caterpillars, and even boa constrictors as foods from Europe to Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Australia. It notes cultural tastes among Italians, Chinese, Indians, Africans, Japanese, French, Brits, and others, with humorous asides about crocodiles and jelly via various cultures.
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