Shipbuilding at Lorain Since 1819 Reveals Early Black River Roots
The record traces Lorain’s growth from early Black River settlers, Moravian traders, and the 1819 launch of the Gen 1 Huntsman schooner through 1876 with 166 vessels built. It covers townships, post offices, schools, and the rise of Lorain as a shipping and shipbuilding hub, culminating in the Johnstown era and the modern National Tube Co.
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Edmund Gilmore
David Smith
Amherst
Black River
Charleston
Cleveland
Johnson Steel Plant
National Tube Co
Lorain
Jis
Ayers Cherry Pectoral Adroitly Promises Fast Relief
An old advertisement urges quick action against lingering colds with Ayers Cherry Pectoral. It claims the medicine soothes irritation in the throat and bronchial tubes, stops coughing, and provides relief for all ages, priced at $1.60 for twice as much.
Russian baritone dies in Berlin while with Chicago Opera
The Russian baritone DizS SuddenLy died in Berlin. He had performed with the Chicago Opera Company and was married to Mrs. Clara Sipkin, widow of a wealthy coffee merchant who inherited a fortune of 7,000,008 dollars.
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Schwarz
Bursizp
Chicago Opera Company
Kidn
Vuary
Cage
Opera
Clara Sipkin
Marchant
North Olmsted Notes and Social Roundup
North Olmsted items note Mr and Mrs Clarence Demiline and daughter returned from Florida due to Mrs Demi ling health. Mrs Adison Neal and daughter Helen hosted relatives in Bellevue. Ruth Hayper is ill. Local moving picture show at Universalist church attracted Boy Scouts. Congregational choir hosted monthly social at W J Gould’s home. Robert Hall family of Burton Ridge plan Florida trip. A L Romp returned from east trip. Timed show at Congregational church next Sunday titled Timothy. Mrs Anna Kieher and daughters Gertrude and Josephine visited. Mr and Mrs W Bourne hosted Sunday guests including Mrs Horhland and sister from Collinwood. Robert E Lewis spoke on China after serving as National Council of Congregational Churches’ men’s work chairman. Dr F Bradley of Pittsburg, Cleveland, was in town.
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Helen
Misa Huth Couli
Ruth Hayper
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W. J. Gould
Robert Hall
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Timothy i
Anna Kieher
Gertrude
Josephine
Horhland
Collinwood
W. A. Bourne
W. the
Robert E. Lewis
Ex-convicts to act in Vienna crook play by Eisner
Vienna reports Mme Eisner cinema philanthropist plans a new play featuring 14 ex-convicts as actors. She aims to prove feminine care and artistry can redeem lives and fund new beginnings, amid debate on home safety and social reform.
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Vienna
Mme. Eister
Mmes Eisner
Olive Tablets and cosmetic claims on health face scrutiny
An unclear ad-like passage touts olive tablets as pure vegetable remedy to improve breath and skin. It references olive color and mentions Edwards and years, with several garbled phrases and numbers.
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Edwards
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