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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1903
Page
2
A national reflection on farmers shaping legislation and political power as backbones of the country. It argues farmers will gain influence, cities recognize farm roots, and local representatives closer to everyday life may prevail. It also notes Mrs Florence Maybrick legacy suit and American support for her release after fifteen years in an English prison.
The Elyria Daily Reporter marks six years of lively publication praised by the Wellington Enterprise for its prosperity and strong editorial leadership. A remark from the Enterprise lauds Editor Diabro as an experienced and genial newspaper man, wishing continued success to the paper and its owners. A second item claims rust prevention for tinware by rubbing with lard and thorough oven heating before use, asserting it prevents rust regardless of future water exposure.
Mrs. Clarence Parmolea hosted a china shower at her Lake Avenue home Tuesday night for Miss Lam Sunther. A pleasant evening featured light refreshments and games as the expectant couple plans to unite soon.
The article argues that Democratic efforts in Maryland Mississippi and Ohio aim to disenfranchise Black voters. It cites Maryland Democrats backing a white supremacy stance and Tennessee Senator Carmack advocating repeal of the fifteenth amendment. It notes Mississippi voter suppression in Vardaman era and warns Johnsons machine could repeat similar tactics in Ohio.
An extended, mixed critique covers Charles Joseph Bonaparte and his civil service reform role, Roosevelt era probes, and Witehells. It discusses Larhart’s tax-saving victory, home rule clashes, Ohio tax shifts via corporate revenues, and a push to install American ships and flag presence abroad. It closes with Toledo municipal ownership critique and gas bond concerns, plus a note on language similarities.
A historical report warns that secretly adding alcohol to a liquid kidney remedy is a peniten tiary offense on par with poisoning a neighbor’s well. It notes liquid remedies contain 16 to 2 percent alcohol and asserts this increases fever in the kidneys. The sandy shape of Kidney-Wort Tablets allows more frequent and regular dosing.
A jumble of short notices requests jobs housing and errands. Listings include an artics work applicant seeking writing tasks at 110 Mill Street a furnished room for a young man a general lease note and several room rentals with various terms plus travel ads for trips to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo and a request for a man to travel expenses advanced with weekly earnings potential.
Classified notice offers four rooms for rent near 19 Cedar staat with good water. Inquire at the listed location for details.
A 23 acre farm in Camden Township Lorain County Ohio located miles north of Kipton Station is appraised at 1500 dollars and will be sold for less than 8667 dollars by order of the court in bankruptcy to the highest bidder on or before October 9 1903.
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