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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1907
Page
4
The notice shows weekly and yearly rates for The Daily Reporter and The Tally Reporter, with carrier delivery options. It lists domestic and out of town mail pricing in a vintage announcement style.
In McClure's April feature George Kirbe Turner names two chief organizers of vicious politics the public service corporations and the business of dissipation. He warns against public service boards and urges men of integrity to run municipal offices. The piece also notes other satirical items about Russia Roosevelt and divorce trends.
A Detroit woman recalls General Russell Alger declining full suffrage support after a committee of women spoke to him. Alger shares a tale of a suffrage lecturer, a crowd, and a witty comeback. A Dutch mother’s constant canal surroundings are described with humor and contrast to English or American motherhood.
Wash goods, 2c per yard, feature Tourraine novelties in colored washes. Described as the latest in checks suitable for waists and dresses.
A humorous string of anecdotes from an Englishman and a Dutchwoman about canal rescues and prevention, a Raleigh excursion train conductor’s down home wit, a Weldon distance question, and a quiet portrait of William Makepeace Thackeray.
A Japanese wedding will be celebrated this evening at 7 30 in the Baptist church parlors. The Senior BY P U social committee will run the event with a social time and light refreshments in Japanese style. Admission is free, with a free will offering invited. Columbus mentions a joke about a chief and a medicine tea in a brief ad.
A brief note invites readers to contact the office by phone for regular home delivery of the Reporter. It urges prompt response to arrange ongoing subscriptions or deliveries.
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