25 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1893
Page
1
Portable sale notice promises rubber galoshes and shoes at reduced prices for men women and youths. It claims bundles of rubber pairs with every shoe and lists various prices and discounts. Shoppers are urged to visit the market space in the store’s front area for the sale.
Local notices report visitors and family visits at Garrett residence. Geo Place plans to run his feed grinder on Tuesdays and Fridays. An oyster supper in the reading rooms netted 55 cents with a pleasant time reported. November 4. Yenson remains on sick list. Mrs RK Jones was in town Wednesday. Brank Stores ill with stomach trouble. Friday evening supper and a church gathering described. Charity supper proceeds total thirteen dollars and forty cents. Kes Mitchell the press fore and others reported on a recent Sunday event. Lodge activities and club notices listed for Thursday evening. Community names include NG Myra Sasyer, G Kati Barour, Core Wale, secretary Tredds, Noulhe Wolcot.
Fragmented readable text reports a local center or facility closure and associated notices. Names and places are partly obscured but reference Ridgeville and nearby individuals or groups, with scattered mentions of a center ice area and a preexisting plan or event. Further details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Local La Grange items report several illness cases including scarlet fever and influenza like symptoms. Residents discuss quarantines, health board actions, and widespread sickness while detailing visits, construction, and community happenings in early November 1 9 3 and Nov 18 events.
Fragmented text outlines a new Baptist church project and property dealings. It references a house on a Missouri farm tied to Mr J M Houghton and a widow Mrs Hoght, plus a plan to suspend roofing on a new church and honor a church group whose funds supported work.
A clipped ad promotes a weekly in New York that claims fifty two dividends yearly and appeals to intelligent readers. It emphasizes leading contributors, 21 departments, and services in arts, religion, health, missions, and education. The offer: three dollars per year with possible sample copies free by mail.
The Toledo Blade prints a promotional notice offering a book titled Nasby Letters by D R Locke. It includes over 500 pages with letters from twenty five years plus a portrait, priced at one dollar, with free postpaid copies for remittances. The ad invites readers to obtain a specimen of the Weekly Blade. It also mentions Parks Cough Syrup and a separate notice about the American To-xtox product.
A nostalgic plea offering twelve elegant Christmas gifts for relatives and friends at a fixed price. The ad emphasizes waterproof items and invites immediate seating before the holiday rush while the weather is pleasant.
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