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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1904
Page
2
A lengthy obituary honors Frank N. Wilcox, praising his benevolent character and virtuous life. It recounts childhood in Cleveland, family ties, and his guidance by the Great Teacher. The piece reflects on his memory and the hope of eternal peace.
A reader questions why a national administration should change asks what is wrong with Roosevelt and whether government expenses, treasury state, and party competence justify replacing leaders. The letter probes trust in Roosevelt and the rumored opposition program.
A director of the United States Stout Corporation refutes claims by opponents and asserts plants will run at full capacity within a month or five, predicting demand for all steel types will exceed any level in the past year.
The premier of England discusses Cobden as the free trade apostle while noting the era’s changes. He argues the modern democratic party seeks ultimate free trade beyond tariff revenue. Meanwhile American workers cope with delays from storms and strikes as they continue their tasks on the Boulevard.
Grafton and Miss Zotta Barnhard Traum visit amid a Sunday accident with a two inch forehead gash after a broken bottle incident. Several residents return from trips, while the Sandusky Cooperage closes four weeks for renovations. The M band, led by Edgar Chamberlain, plays steel music as locals note improving performances.
The annual Jackson family reunion was held at Me and Mrs Joll Jacksons Penfield home on September 17. About 100 were seated for a decorated dinner, officers were elected for the next year, and plans were made to meet again at George and Mrs Jacksons home in Wellington, Ohio.
Lake Avenue North Mrs. Mayon died Tuesday after a long illness. Funeral set for Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. T. Webb of Lorain visited. Mr and Mrs. Taft hosted Grandma Standen and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Wm. McMallen and children were guests. Mrs. Prentius of Cleveland visited Mrs. Deamade last week.
Two men seek cheerful room in a home near the Loop within five minutes walk. Board preferred but separate room considered if near Ground Street. Reply by letter to Reporter, join beginners dancing class Monday evening at 7:30 Ark Hall. Priced items, sewing notions, and bundles for sale at The Reporter office.
The Cleveland and South Western Traction Co lists Elyria to Public Square Cleveland departures at 5 30 p m and every half hour from 6 30 a m to 7 80, 8 30, 0 30 and 10 30 p m. Connections serve Linedale Purintns Springs Boren Medina Chippewa Takr Sevilla Creston Wooster. Cars leave Pablo Square Cleveland for Elyria at 6 00 and 6 00 a m and every half hour from 7 00 a m to 3 00, 00 and 11 00 p m. Direct links with North Amherst Lorain Grafton division and Oberlin from Elyria at 6 30 a m and every half hour from 1 80 a m to 6 30, 7 40, 8 80, 9 90, 10 30 p m and 12 80 m. Wellington hourly 6 30 m m to 10 30 p m and 12 80 a i. Birmingham Berlin Heights Norwalk at 6 80, 7 80, 0 80, 11 00 am, 19280, 3 00, 8 80, 5 00, 1 20, 7 30, 8 80 p m. Fort North Amherst and Lorain every 40 minutes 4 a m to 10 80 p m. Grafton hourly 5 00 a to 10 00 p m. Saturday Sunday 11 00 p m.
An old essay argues stomach complaints affect the rich and poor. it praises Green's August Flower as a remedy. It claims indigestion and dyspepsia plague many, especially goiters, and touts the tonic as stimulating digestion and appetite with a trial bottle offered at 25 cents.
Mrs Gertrude E Fenner of Marion Indiana recounts a severe cough and weight loss from 148 to 92 pounds. After trying many remedies she credits One Minute Cough Core with curing the cough restoring her lungs and returning her to normal health and weight. Sold by H A Dykeman with a large sale upcoming and mentions The Biggs and Everard Co.
The notice advertises cheap travel from Chicago to Hot Springs Deadwood and Lead, with return routes via the Chicago and North Western Railway. It touts the Black Hills region as a premier sanitarium and offers a illustrated booklet and map by W. B. Kmiskern upon 4 cents postage.
California Oregon and Washington routes offered from Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle and other Pacific Coast points with reduced prices. Also lower rates to Utah Montana Wyoming Idaho via Chicago North-Western line. Pullman Tourist double berth cars from Chicago no car changes and fast through trains. General Agent A Cleveland g24 Superior Street Cleveland Ohio. Oct 16.
One and one half miles from the courthouse on Telegraph road I offer 124 acre farm for sale. The property includes a fireproof dwelling, large barns, and multiple buildings. suitable for dairy operations or future allotment. Contiguous to L and N S makes it attractive for manufacturing or residence with flexible payment options. M. H. Gunningham or Chan R. Plower Elyria Ohio.
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