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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1900
Page
7
An old ad touts Dr King New Life Pills to boost health and energy and Bucklen's Amica Salve to cure piles. It lists H. J. Eady drugstore and Elyria Lumber Co as vendors with contact numbers and shop locations. It claims cure guarantees and appeals to personal wellness.
A Republican critique argues no house report on trust questions was made by the committee with William J. Bryan. It claims Bryan talks without action while Republicans favor constitutional amendment to curb trusts. The piece cites Maine Massachusetts and other states, highlighting GOP precedents in anti trust legislation and history.
Property listing describes a house with coping rooms a bath upstairs living area dining room kitchen down stairs large attic cemented cellar furnace hot and cold water bath room well and sidewalks around the house. Includes yard and lot details.
Notice lists a contact for further details at 349 West Stl Street or through HW M Whiteman for obtaining more information. The fragmentary text indicates a scheduled action or outreach requiring follow up with the stated parties.
The timetable lists hourly Oberlin to Public Square Cleveland departures from 6 30 a m to 9 p m daily with special Elyria and Oberlin connections. Evening and late night services include Oberlin to Elyria at 10 1 p m 11 10 p m and 1 a m plus Cleveland to Oberlin hourly 6 a m to 9 p m and 1 p m daily. For details consult F T Pomeroy General Manager at 146 Garfield H H Cleveland O.
Commercial room held by The Reporter office on Hast Broad Street becoming available after November 1. Inquiries accepted at The Reporter office for details and terms of rental.
Notice declares Moses Peabody late of Overlin Lorain county deceased and that The wetorsignet has been appointed and giallaed ay executor of the estate. Dated this 1st day of Anguat 1900.
An ad offers free Boschee's German Syrup samples to adults with cold or lung troubles at H J Eady's shop. It notes one bottle per person and parental orders for children. It claims physician endorsement and world sales success, with a 7 cent trial. Also promotes bicycle repairs by D A Cleveland at 651 East Broad Street and a line of bicycle sundries.
An old advertisement extols drastic mineral pills and Dr. King’s New Life Pills as safe cures for headaches and constipation. Claims to remove everything in sight and urges purchase at H. J. Eady’s drug store for 26 cents.
The piece notes a New York City trend where firms embed a clause in contracts stating goods or services become void if Bryan is elected. It highlights Tam many Stall and the influence of Tammany Hall on city dealings with a bridge company, suggesting delays if McKinley’s election odds shift.
The Indianapolis German Telegraph denounces Bryan for reiterating the 16 to 1 silver position in his acceptance letter. The paper calls his campaign management incapable and notes the Democratic party was defeated four years earlier on the money question, arguing voters have not changed their views.
The piece notes wheat oats and corn outputs totaling over 3.3 billion bushels and questions producer demand for currency value or gold and silver parity. It criticizes the New York Democratic convention for a tepid anti trust stance and its avoidance of demanding rigorous prosecutions by the state.
The piece argues a 1804 Jefferson signed act classified U S territories into three classes and claims it remains in force. It cites revisions in 1878 and accuses Bryan era Democrats of misusing the concept to attack imperialism while noting a large bond refund under a Republican law.
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