16 Apr 1892
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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1892
Page
1
H H Wimmers promotes a new youth shoe line claiming superior comfort and durability. The ad touts a rugged sole that performs on rough or smooth roads, suitable for any pace, with a promise of exceptional value at a modest cost.
Special correspondent reports on residents visiting Elyris and illnesses at Fast quarry. Horse sale for 155 dollars, artificial foot for Mark Henderson, new iron fence at Dr Moore's, theater audience for Saved at the opera house, Marblehead trainer in town preparing for lakeside season, residents moving to Brownhelm, Jacobs and Roca Roth marriage, loon shot and taxidermy, church events and district lodge meeting. New Bath store to become restaurant, Wood caving injures Wm Leland, Oak Point sale talks with church group, Easter mission service at ME church, dog poisonings, new houses under construction, Sam Dellefield elected school director, Crombie child dies in Portland, district election results, and teacher appointments with scattered schooling notes.
A collage of Oliver Ingersoll quotes on generosity, freedom of thought, religion, love, and morality. The piece riffs on humanity, virtue, self interest, heaven and hell, liberty, and social reform with vivid aphorisms and literary flourishes.
A local vote in Mading approves Electric J Kuebler & Co. brewery at Sandus. Oberlin College President Fairchild promotes Elementa of Theology. Local merchants announce confectionery goods and writing supplies. Clyde capitalists plan an 8000 canning plant with farmer support. Naeemn firm buys half in Hemenway brick yard. Stone quarry near Wakeman eyed for spring reopening. Railroad and village council clash over a new street near the depot site.
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