19 Mar 1892
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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1892
Page
1
Our store invites attention to new arrivals and the latest styles in hats caps and pants. Discover spring style price goods and a tailor shop that guarantees fit and first-class workmanship.
H H Wimmers launches a large campaign for teens shoes. The ad proclaims the shoe endures rough or smooth roads and any pace, offering six cents of service for every five cents paid. It emphasizes low price and high value as a key selling point.
The only savings bank in Lorain County boasts the largest capital and broadest responsibilities among county banks. It reports paid up cash capital of 200000 with additional utility of stockholders and 23000 in profits and surplus, totaling 429000 beyond deposits. Interest of 4 percent annual is paid on deposits held at least two months, with a board including Wm A Brann and J C Hill. The bank promises safety and conservative management after eighteen years of steady earnings.
Special correspondence reports guests and visits in Collinwood including E C Schuler and H M Terrell. It notes deaths and guardianship appointments, church topics, and a theater event. Local caucuses nominate candidates for town offices and a sermon debate on wine in scripture is described with historical references.
An early sales fragment touts Miles Nerve and Liver Pills claiming regulation of the liver stomach and bowels via nerves. It promises rapid cures for indigestion weak taste torpid liver piles and related ailments with a long list of benefits and names, including Nicholl.
East Amherst items report Mrs Booth's baby recovering and the school closed Friday for rhetorical exercises. Mrs D Gawn and family plan to move to Lorain from the old home stead. Mr Aldridge recovers from la grippe but cannot argue much soon. Mr and Mrs Story may return to Wisconsin next week after winter with her parents. L Cummings boasts a fine hound, not for sale. Mrs R J Johnston, long ill and bedbound since last October, purchased the invalid bed from Schuler & Co North Amherst. Mrs Smith Jaycox is much better.
A fragment describes a cough remedy claim avoiding opium in schemes named Dr Hoxsies Croap Cure. It mentions misused ingredients and a scene at a White House location on Broad street with a character named Mickel and a quote about sourcing the remedy.
Art Brace plans a Michigan visit in a few days. A baby left at Jack Johnson’s door last week. A sugar party was held at Mr. Bingham’s of LaPorte last Wednesday. James Collery and Peter Slife cut five cords of wood in four hours. A corrected notice mentions a small entrance fee at Laferte to fund the poster’s salary. Several youths agreed to aid Miss Wood in her work.
A local ad warns readers that sudden death from heart disease is common and lists symptoms such as shortness of breath side pain and swollen ankles. It promotes Dr Miles New Heart Cure and offers a free testimonials booklet at H J Eady's وكالة.
An advertisement proclaims Muss Nerve and Liver Pills from Acton et al to regulate liver stomach and bowels through a new discovery. It claims quick relief for biliousness, torpid liver, piles constipation and worms for men women and children. 25 cents per bottle with free samples from J. Bailey.
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