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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1898
Page
7
A vivid chant extols a victorious host marching with banners and gleaming standards across a long history. The poem celebrates conquest, immortality, and the chorus of a powerful legion advancing with celestial rhythm and triumphant music.
The article discusses staleness in athletes and horses, noting loss of elasticity, reduced response, and the need to rest nerves and muscles. It warns against overwork and suggests proper conditioning, rest, and regular gentle exercise to restore performance. It cites examples of horses and people in prolonged strain and urges measured training.
The piece reflects on human tendency to fear uncertain events and the belief that future outcomes can be foretold by intuition. It argues against overreliance on imagined futures, warning that common sense should rescue us from such internal tortures and misgivings.
A meditation on Easter as new life in nature and in faith. It cites biblical passages from First Corinthians and Luke about death’s defeat and Christ’s rising, urging readers to live by the Golden Rule and anticipate the millennial blessings of the gospel.
A poetic meditation on Christ's resurrection and springtime imagery. The message blends religious symbolism with nature's renewal, linking the emptiness of death to the triumph of life. The piece emphasizes faith, redemption, and the spread of divine love through the season.
A fragmented 19th century public discourse mixes religion, politics, and personal resolve. It recalls a 2844 presidential election, cites medical and moral exhortations, and urges steadfast duty, practical effort, and humility in the face of nationwide division.
A collage of comic phrases and punchlines from various papers appears, featuring playful dialogue about hypnosis, punishment, sermons, gossip, and light verse. The snippets showcase caricatured voices, jokes about manners and mischief, and quips from multiple unnamed sources.
A garbled compilation of humor and dialogue snippets from various columns and jokes. Characters named Miss Delle Cuiarex and Mrs Wabash appear amid seemingly theatrical banter. The piece blends cross references to Punch and regional papers with scattered lines about money, divorce, and social propriety.
A fragment from a period piece discusses the circus season with mentions of Peruna as a tonic for nerve and brain vitality. It cites testimonials from show managers, doctors, and advertising agents praising the remedy and noting the wear of show life.
An omnibus ad page promotes various tonics and cures including Hall's Catarrah Cure and Smiths products. It warns against mercery and urges purchasing from Toledo makers F J Cheney Co. and judge readers to select reputable physicians. The piece mocks coffee use and touts Grain-O as a coffee substitute while citing multiple unrelated testimonials. It references rural newspapers and local figures in a flurry of promotional copy.
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