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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
4
The essay argues that houses should shelter not confine, praising outdoor living as essential for vitality. It lauds fresh air, sun, earth, and nature as the three great rhythms of life, urging readers to sleep outdoors when possible and to limit indoor confinement to extreme weather. The writer warns against overprotective living and urban distractions.
A collection of humorous vignettes and exchanges in a department store and nearby settings. Characters reference brussels sprouts, lace, a ship wreck, and a light left by a courting couple. A Minor Schurz anecdote ends with a public shop talk gag. An insurance adjuster tale and a country store quip conclude with a comic exchange about black hose.
Fragmentary verse urging small deeds of kindness to ease others burdens. It imagines a single kind word a gentle song or a cheery smile lifting spirits and quickening steps. The speaker asks for love care strength and thoughtful effort to brighten lonely lives and help weary souls reap the harvest of sowing.
John De Tancie, raised apart from his sister after a shipwreck near Cleveland drowned all aboard, seeks the Woodmen's aid to find her. The sister, who lived on a Columbia area farm with a stepfather, married years ago and is now 50. The tale spans decades of separation and reunion hopes.
In Elyria the number of automobiles is expected to rise this summer as inquiries surge for runabouts and touring cars. About 25 vehicles are currently in use, with many residents attracted to fast runabouts for paved streets. Auto show attendees in Cleveland returned home eager to purchase a red bodied model this spring.
A lecture tour at the First Congregational Church and Savage's jewelry store features illustrated storms at sea life saving and U S warship scenes by Hon Arthur K Peck Boston in a life jacket. He also presents The Wild West and the Indians and New England Alps with moving pictures. Admission with reserved seats is 29 73 and Reporter Want Ads Bring Results $1.00.
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