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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1907
Page
6
In a Tid Jo seph column a bystander recalls a schoolyard clash between Bradley Nickerson and Gusty Maker sparked by taunts about love for Bradley’s supposed bride. The two boys grappled, fell, and rolled in the snow as peers urged and jeered, the fight escalating quickly.
Bradley faces punishment after a rough first day at school as Miss Prissy and Miss Tempy enlist Captain Titcomb's guidance. The boy endures a scolding, a note home, and a family plan to tame his impulses, while Gus defends him and the sisters adjust to new dynamics. Bradley learns authority, earns a bit of respect, and sails toward a steadier path in the village.
Nature spares the rose pain by withholding grief at its bloom. The piece notes hair loss in women linked to a germ in follicles and touts Newbro's Herpicide as destroying the germ. Sample offer attached, with pricing and agent contact.
Joseph Wigge, a St. Louis athlete and harmonica performer, claims the Missouri title as champion raw egg eater with a record of 25 eggs in 60 seconds. He issues a public challenge for purses from 25 to 100 dollars, and is active in the Benton Athletic club.
Philadelphia professor Edward Everett Hale Jr urged at the annual Association of College and Preparatory Schools meeting that professors should marry wealthy wives to afford time and culture, or remain single. He argued low salaries compel outside work and harm scholarly life, and urged small families if marriage occurs.
In Orham near Setuckit Point, Captain Titcomb returns in August for a brief two week stay and shares an all day sailing trip with a youth Bradley. A rumor filled visit from hermit Peleg Myrick sparks talk of romance between Captain Ez and Miss Prissy and her sister, but the captain leaves suddenly for Portland. Months later he reappears only to avoid a public meeting, leaving the tale to be continued.
In Clarksville Tennessee an historic issue of the Leaf Chronicle was produced after electric power failed following a nearby building fire. Linotype operators chained a downstairs grindstone to the machine via a belt and two laborers powered it manually, enabling rapid copy supply as workers rushed to fill the pages.
In Macon Missouri Professor W A Annin says Solomon and David would face harsh judgments by modern moral standards. He argues future progress will prune leaders to only those of the purest honor and integrity in public and private life.
A promotional note urges offices to choose distinctive stationery that conveys style and earns respect. It argues quality items command prompt attention and reflect business standing, claiming up-to-date high class options meet these expectations across the business world.
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The Electrogen Co advertises a liquid electrical remedy claimed to prevent and cure germ-caused blood diseases and stomach issues. It offers bottles at fifty cents and one dollar, with a free fifty cent bottle via doctor’s or druggist inquiry, and invites readers to request a book on germ disease.
Market prices across dairy fruits vegetables meats and grains with numerous items listed by class and region. Butter cheese eggs poultry and fresh produce show varied per unit and per container costs including apples potatoes onions tomatoes cabbage celery lettuce mushrooms rutabagas and squash with multiple quality grades and container sizes.
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