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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1898
Page
7
A collage of garbled dialogue and cheeky captions from multiple papers. Snippets reference Genii, Klondike nuggets, pressed cigars, and marriage proposals, with editors joking about habits, fashion, and language. Includes satirical lines from Chicago Tribune Detroit Free Press and more.
A collage of column snippets and jokes from Chicago Record and other papers, mentioning a Indiana woman kissing every man who votes for mayor, a dentist and his formula, a front line Red Cross purse in World War I era, a cabbage being thrown from a gallery, and assorted quips about dentists, bicycles, and shop prices.
A contested push for a railroad franchise through the reservation stalls at San Carlos with Apache involvement. Officials weigh a route from Globe to Northern Hallway, promising station access and line extension. Indians protest, some burned and injured during tension as agents press for approval.
A garbled report describes a strange nature tale with shifting references to Toddy tree roots, the South American scene, and a crowd at a bar. It hints at exotic plants, a rite or ritual, and a healthful life tied to a peculiar tree, ending with an odd note on a feast and vitality.
Readable fragments describe a masked dance with strict observance of demands, a collected note on the Morro fort name used by Spaniards, and an odd aside about a growler kept open only in fine weather. The text intertwines ceremonial dancing, fort names, and curious local lore with damaged, incomplete details.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a rural note on boots and riding gear, mentioning horsemen and farmers and a shift away from boots to other wear. The garbled text references Lovady and a meeting, with a sense of decline in boot use among the community.
A miscellany of linguistic definitions and social commentary discusses the usage of terms like moor, negro mouth, and the moorish word in Cuba. It also covers shoe fashions replacing boots, comfort and cost, and the drift of long established customs with changing conditions through humorous exchanges from The New York Journal.
A scattered OCR fragment portrays a pompous older man at a restaurant ranting about war and patriotism while quizzing a waiter on foreign dishes. Amid chatter, it shifts to ad-like lines for tonics, patent medicines, and domestic products, with garbled brand pitches and stray notices.
The fragmentary page mixes public clock concerns with health quackery and legal banter. It references Hastetter's Stomach Bitters, a humorous legal exchange about a $760 charge, shifting business ownership of The New Fork Ledger, and an early advertisement urging laxative tablets. Names include Brieht boys and Gir, and Robert pers Sone as Ledger Building contact.
A cautionary piece warns against morphine addiction among women via sympathetic doctoring and fear of examinations. It recounts a Derby Center Vermont woman's decline and recovery after five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, with her testimonial praising restored health and ability to work.
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