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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1903
Page
2
The Nashua Progs argue that while newspapers should guard secrets, information shared with friends becomes public property and may be printed if it is of proper interest to readers. They contend requests to suppress legitimate news undermine newsroom enterprise and efficiency.
A Soviet wage snapshot shows men earning 7.50 to 8 dollars monthly in Vladimir and Moscow provinces, equating to about 2 dollars weekly and 85 cents daily. Women earn roughly 5.25 dollars monthly, boys sixteen about 40 dollars monthly, and children as low as 25 dollars monthly, underscoring widespread low pay.
George Stick 26 a farmer Brownheim and Marie Anna Lang 22 Brownheim are recorded as marriage licenses.
The Liberal push for candidates in two counties is tied to reports that money offered to Stark county Democrat for defeating Earhart and blocking his renomination. Mansfield News says Johnson spoke at his Cleveland home to Robert Twutchison while inviting others to run against Earhart. Richland county leaders condemn him as a humbug for flipping on the curative act to advance Johnson.
An advertisement-style piece argues that health battles in the human body pit poor conditions against sunshine and nourishment. It touts Scott's Emulsion as providing superior nourishment and invites readers to obtain samples from Scott & Rowse in New York.
The article notes Ashlani produced a second crop of potatoes in Willian Rech's garden, alongside earlier fruit harvests. It also discusses large tubers and a reflection on ancestry and population growth, followed by a brief on Canada’s rising labor movement and local advertisements for candies and job opportunities.
A Peoria official reports abroad praise for President Roosevelt and Secretary Hay for their moral influence aiding Jews in Russia. The relief funds helped starving victims, and observers note a governor and officials in Kishenev growing less harsh, influenced by U.S. actions.
The piece critiques Peter Witt and his tax campaigning in multiple cities, noting $8,000 payoff from Cleveland and tax arguments against Democratic officials. It mentions a planned debate between Johnson and Thomas M. Berry, recalls Berry’s past auditor clashes, and cites Bryan campaign stops. It also notes a $500,000 tax valuation cut for the Nickle Plate railroad after John H. Clarke’s appeal and Johnson’s insults toward Democrats as “Blacklegs.”
An ad touts Boschee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles. It claims to heal tissues destroy germs ease inflammation aid expectoration and improve sleep. Available at druggists for 25 cents and 75 cents.
Some colored Republicans have established party organizations in Alabama Texas North Carolina Louisiana Virginia and Maryland. In the other Southern states there is no organized political movement among colored men.
A fifteen year old boy in Grisons Switzerland encountered three large eagles in a deadly fight. He killed one with his stick prompting the remaining two to continue fighting. The incident underscores danger to youths in rural areas and raises questions about wildlife conflicts in the canton.
Readable OCR lists several coffee brands and items with quantities followed by a brief slogan. It mentions Western Reserve Caffeet and Yacht Club items, plus claims of prompt deliveries and fresh goods.
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