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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1903
Page
3
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Born to Mr and Mrs Otto Tager rodt a girl Wednesday night in Birmingham on a fishing trip today Mrs Edgar Aton entertains a party of friends at her Ridgegilly home this afternoon Mrs Gordon Baker and Mrs Win Holtwan entertain at Mr Sloftman's home South Lorain on Monday Mr and Mrs JA Roublia Mr and Mrs Nos Fateh and Mriod Myra attended the Knights Templar convoy in Cleveland Wednesday night Mr and Mrs Charles Cushing and Mr and Mrs Eulitiswald were among others at the theatre in Cleveland Wednesday night William Pursch returned Thursday from a short stay in Detroit and Alpena The Elyria chapter Royal Aremain visits the Cleveland badge Friday evening this week Spear at rates obtained for members Hon JC Johnson late today for Cincinnati where he will act as counsel in an important railroad case He will not return before Saturday court will hand down its decisions next day afternoon There were seven cases submitted at the masteryn of court Born on Wednesday morning October 1 10% to My and Mrs Ralph C Watta a son Mrs Arthur Nimcock of Elyria has returned home from a visit with Mrs FM Delemaser Charley E Stover of Elyria the well known motorman on the O and OW owns in Norwalk on Thursday Master Robert Watta of Elyria will be entertained for a week at the home of Mrs T S Wooster at Norwalk Silas Burke of Lorain has found the Phipps property on East Avenue and will move his family to Elyria on Saturday
Frank Moore, indicted by the grand jury for highway robbery at Lorain, pleaded guilty on Thursday morning and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary.
Mary, five months old, daughter of Christ Pasnow of Fisherville, died after a long fever on Tuesday night at eleven o'clock. The funeral is planned for Friday afternoon.
After grip fever the body is weak and exhausted. Scott's Emulsion supplies rich blood, healthy flesh, and new nerve strength to the convalescent. Send a free sample request to SCULT & LOWNS, New York.
Attorneys for Weed Stocke argued for discharge on the Trivislauehster charge claiming manslaughter requires a statutory violation not a city ordinance. The case stems from a fatal crash near Sheriff Stand Bu eld Ave killing Dorothy Lohrer, daughter of Mrs. Belle Lohrer of Cincinnati, with disputes over whether state or city law governs.
Goodews for Women promotes Zea Thora as a cure for female ailments including laceration and leucorrhea and claims it strengthens nerves and blood. A testimonial from Mrs. FC Gerke praises its effect on childbirth and recovery. Free trial bottle offered via the Zon Phora Co in Kalamazoo with a medical book.
The United States Steel Corporation reduced its common stock dividend from 9 percent to 1 percent for the last quarter, citing a fall in business. The board's unanimous action followed a September quarter loss of 4,624,088 and a dip of 4,339,187 from the prior quarter. Nine months earnings were 94,013,836 before charges, with net after reserves 82,211,708 and after bond interest 5,978,217 remaining for distribution.
James Lahiff slipped on the sidewalk on Wednesday and fractured his hip. He was transported to the county infirmary for treatment.
United States Steel Corporation officials are due in Lorain within a week for a periodic inspection tour. The trip aims to identify ways to cut operating expenses to lower production costs and compete globally. A London correspondent notes the Gaekwar of Baroda owns a sword valued at $1,100,000, though the Gaekwar’s name and music are praised less than its jewel encrusted weapon.
Daily letters claim Kodol cures digestive troubles by restoring stomach juice to transform food into blood. Indigestion weakens organs, depriving nourishment and slipping toward disease, as doctors often misdiagnose by treating the organ itself.
A group of eminent London doctors from the London Medical Institute offers free treatment for chronic diseases in Lorain before November 5. The program covers consultation, examinations, and many procedures, with a three month free service period for invalids who apply.
A testimonial touts Kodol Digests What You Eat as a cure for indigestion and stomach disorders. Mrs J W Coursauen of Milo Center New York describes relief after using the remedy for two months and recommends keeping a bottle on hand. Manufactured by E C DeWitt Co Chicago. Available at H A Dykeman Druggist.
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