We Lead the Followers and Break with Leaders
A terse editorial line proclaims independent action steering the crowd toward new paths. It frames leadership as guiding others through change rather than following authorities. The piece argues for bold steps and collective agency.
Circus Parade in an Alley and a Barn Show Recalls Town History
A vivid account recalls a Elyria parade by boys who staged a street circus in Thirteenth street alley, with improvised cages and a mock lion. The piece contrasts this homegrown spectacle with Barnum era displays and notes how the memory endures in the county’s lore, ending with a quip about Cal Bryan and a New York trip.
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