Community notes from Brighton and Wellington and surrounding area
Mrs Geo Ronk and Mrs J P Fenwick of Wellington called on friends here last week. Hardy spends weeks in Cleveland. Charles Allyn and family moving to Wellington. George Bartholomew of Rochester moving to his new farm bought from Y Burge. Lottie McClaflin to make home in Spencer spent Sunday with H H Vincent. Isaac Wright sick from blood poisoning from a hand cut. Carrold Loveland returns from Evansville Ind and will work for G W Greene this summer. Leon Mills has measles. Rev T F Hildreth of Norwalk to lecture at Congregational church next Saturday night. Miss Gladys Burge ill last week. Clover hay for sale inquire John Schraible. John Conaway ill with tonsillitis. Private sale of household goods inquire 423 East Ave or call 640 after 6:30 pm.
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Isaac Wright
Carrold Loveland
Evansville
Ind
G. W Greene
Leon Mills
T. F. Hildreth
Norwalk
Congregational Church
Gladys Burge
Reibling Funeral to Be Attended by Cleveland Knights Templar
Oriental Commandery Knights Templar of Cleveland will send a delegation by special car to represent Mr. Reublin at his funeral on Wednesday. The Mystic Shrine will also send floral emblems to the services.
Door and window sale by Boylan Bres inquiry
A portion of second hand doors and windows is offered at low prices. Interested buyers are asked to contact Boylan Bres for details and inquiries.
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Boylan Bres
Mi-o-na Dyspepsia Remedy Crowds Pharmacist’s Stock
Mi-o-na, the dyspepsia remedy, reports rapid sales through H. A. Dykeman. The medicine is popular among bankers, ministers, and lawyers and is sold in pocket friendly metal boxes. It promises quick relief and lasting cures with a money back guarantee if it does not cure. Today is urged as ideal time to begin treatment.
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H. A. Dykeman
Embroghio contest opens as guards guard election board
Chicago on March 31 marks the third day of the Lorimer-Durborow congressional election contest. Election commissioners remain in session while a police guard stands over the election board rooms. Scouts report no incidents in Judge Hancey's coercer office under Sheriff Barrett.
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Scurra-McHaz Press
Chicago
Turkish censorship and tipsy press tricks from a distant empire
A careful look at Turkish censorship shows how rulers shape reporting. The sultan’s censor rejects Othello’s Cyprus line and even royal assassinations are softened in print. The Fourth Estate notes Turin papers masking shock with euphemistic phrases to avoid upsetting authorities.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Othelio
Cyprus
Turin
Humbert
Menza
The pulqueries of Mexico feature many pulque shops
A.S. Chewing of El Paso describes Mexico City pulque shops as eye catching tourist sights with about a thousand venues selling large amounts daily. Shops have unique names like Delights of Life and The Smile. Pulque is a thin whitish drink with a sour milk odor and can be intoxicating in large quantities.
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Mexico
A.S. Chewing
el Paso
Tex
Washington
City of
Jesus
Automobiles and Baby Carriages Reach Indian Towns
New York World's Washington correspondent notes many Indian chiefs visit Washington in season. A Texan tale tells of Col. Bill Sterrett and a caravan seller who marketed baby carriages to tribes. In one village, Indians sit in carriages as squaws push them along, a marketing ruse exposing misperceived fashion among the noble red man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Washington
City
Col
Bill Sterrett
Sterrett
Col. Bie
Blood Wine Promises Cure for Grip in Mass Advert
Mrs Mack of Canvass tells how illness left her weak and pale until Blood Wine cured her grip. William Siddle and John H Heatley share similar recovery stories from using Blood Wine. The ad touts a free blood test by an in house bacteriologist and prices Blood Wine at fifty cents a bottle.
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Lota
William Siddle
Broadway
Lawrence
Mass
John H. Heatley
Brown Ridg
Fall River
Louis Dandelin Company
Orcester
Maca
Ice rates adjusted amid scarce crop across Lorain region
The Lorain and Elyria Ice Co. announces a new schedule due to a reduced ice harvest. Deliveries on sidewalks cost 15 cents per 100 pounds for 2000 pounds or more, 4 cents per 100 pounds to coolers or refrigerators, 25 cents per 100 pounds for less than 2000 pounds to business locations, and 40 cents per 100 pounds for domestic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Michigan
Lorain
Elyria
Hyomei Offered In Elyria With Money-Back Guarantee
H A Dykeman markets Hyomei promising cure for acute and chronic catarrh in Elyria and vicinity. The inhaler treatment is described as air of pure mountain quality, destroying germs in air passages and lungs and enriching blood. If no cure occurs, the seller refunds the purchase price. Aimed at preventing seasonal catarrhal colds.
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H. A. Dykeman
Elyria
Eastern Star Meeting and Corset Sale Notice
The Elyria Chapter of the Order for the Eastern Star will hold a regular meeting Friday April 3 with all applicants notified to attend. The Queen City Chapter of Lorain will confer the degree. Special corset sale next Saturday at Biggs and Everard Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Order For the Eastern Star
Queen City
Lorain
Biggs and Everard Co
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Brighton
John Schraible
John Conaway
East Ave
Rev Mar
H.a.dykeman
Dorothy Dodd
Philpott
Shoe Store
E.d.kindig
Onges
Wooster Drug Store
Joseph Brice
Merchant
Hancock & Robinson's
Harry H.smith
Third Ward
Bell
Red
Ohio
Fisher Jewelry
Broad St
R. E. Griswold
Atest
Iari
Packard
The
Blaine Bros. Co
East Broad St
Hardware Sauiners
Arted Bors
Ee Ee
Pisum Newring
Anc
Court Street
Brower Brower
Renee
H. Tates
West Avenue
Eldred & Co
Cleveland Street
Corporation
Thomas Con
Elyra
East Avenue
West Fourth Street
Chnosiex
Eee
West Fourth Sites
Inquire
Chronicle
J. E. Burrell
West Seventh Street
Seventh Street
Ownler
Chronicle Office
A. Rewblin
Jackson Bros
Elyria Milling Co
Ghal
the Elyria. Milling Company
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