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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
2
Mrs Cummins, misidentified as Emily Street, recounts long illness with poor appetite and nervousness. After taking two bottles of Paine's Celery Compound recommended by a visiting cousin, her appetite returned and she gained weight, noting improved health.
County slate lists R B Lersch for recorder,Oetucker for voter commissioner,Hg Wangierene for infirmary director,W Prindle for surveyor,Lester A Fauver for surveyor as candidates seek representation in county government.
Analysis argues against government ownership of public utilities citing global examples including Germany Russia Australia and New Zealand. It highlights railways in New South Wales that faced inefficiency political interference and heavy taxation, noting rising deficits and poor service despite public funding and wage pressures on workers.
The article argues Johnson dodges taxes by exploiting legal technicalities about listing exact property on specific days. It claims the cited securities could be in his possession that day, with other assets changing form, making the case based on that day’s listing unfairly weak.
Hague seeks worst ends of dyspepsia or constipation in Blyzin vicinity to Kent De. Thews PRs new specific for cure. Mr. Tagan confident this remedy will produce lasting cure quickly, with money back if not. Hatug offers regular fifty cent package at half price 25 vents. Dr Howard's specific claims cure for London sickness, dyspepsia, constipation, malaria, liver torpor. Take advantage of Mr. Higuory Challenge for half price bottle with money back if no help.
The piece argues all humans share ancestors across generations with exponential growth of forebears. It notes a world population near 4.5 billion and uses this to claim universal kinship. It also reports on cattle demand amid South Africa war, horse and mule exports, and Britain’s plans to purchase U.S. live stock and farm machinery.
Editorial excerpts argue socialism is flawed, tracing labor wealth claims to wage classes and criticizing Johnson’s Cleveland governance. It highlights debt crises, sinking fund withdrawals, and a $100000 loan, with a nod to Emma Goldman and Peter Witt, plus a footnote on King Albert of Saxony’s civic patronage.
An old advertisement lists various coffee brands and teas including B. A. Francis Boo Blend coffee and Lipton products. It notes Western Reserve Coffee and Edward's Chap Tea among items and promises fresh stock with prompt delivery.
A period sales pitch for Boschse's German Syrup promotes a cheap cough remedy as effective against severe lung troubles. It claims to heal tissues, destroy " germ disease," reduce inflammation, and aid sleep. The ad asserts universal drugstore availability and prices of 25¢ and 75¢.
An advertisement for Zoa Phora claims it relieves diseases specific to women including flooding laceration leucorrhea and organ diseases while boosting nerves and vigor. A testimonial from Mrs Clerke Fort Wayne Indiana cites a smooth confinement and reduced birth pain. Free trial bottle offered and medical advice provided by Kalamazoobased Zosphora Co.
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