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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1904
Page
2
Reading remains unclear. The fragment references a subscription arrangement for a publication named Rivria Reporter with terms including price and delivery specifics, but essential details are missing or garbled.
The text quotes William Jennings Bryan denouncing Judge Parker and the New York platform as corrupt and unfitting for honesty. It argues the Democratic party is hopelessly divided between Bryan and gold Democrats, urging Republicans to vote to overwhelm a divided opposition. Roosevelt praised as a capable campaigner guiding a united party.
A rebuttal argues that attacks on Roosevelt are baseless. It hails his handling of the coal strike, trust enforcement, Panama recognition, race policy, and pension orders as advancing public welfare and justice for veterans.
A fragment argues that some men in the era viewed charges as silly as a democratic leader faced treason within his cabinet. The text suggests distrust of officials and implies ongoing political tension without detailing events or names.
The Cosmopolitan quotes a Korean citizen sharing proverbs that reflect local wit and values. Phrases cover aging virtue, caution in observation, bold imagery, and New Year resolutions, illustrating traditional Korean outlooks and humor.
A laundry firm informs patrons that J H Kelling and P C Kelling are no longer with the company. The message invites continued business with existing customers and urges calling Home Phone 478 or Bell 148 to verify the driver’s employment.
A Washington Star note states travelers may bring articles valued up to 100 dollars through the customs house without duty, with cigars and cigarettes excluded. Other items are duty free. Nearby papers report curiosity over a misread disease name and a misprinted medical term, reflecting era journalism.
An London insurance firm insures any animal except bull pups. High rates once covered bull pup risks but deaths rose. Premiums doubled amid growing risk yet bull pups kept dying. No business in this line has run for years. Scuttling a City. Vir Yang capital Korea known as the boat shaped capital built with water carried from the river to the moat.
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