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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
2
The piece notes subscription rates for The Daily Reporter and The Weekly Reporter, mentions Elyria printing and telephones, and comments on various global quirks. It cites Dr Parkhurst defending oath validity, criticizes street ball games, and discusses Sunday labor laws in Dominion Parliament. The column mocks and questions social mores and gender norms, ending with a provocative remark about good looking women.
Alfred L. Davis applies to the Lorain County Probate Court for probate of Kate Davis last will. A hearing is set for Friday June 29 1906 at 9 a.m. before Judge S. H. Hinman. Attorney G. L. Johnson represents Alfred L. Davis.
A catalog blurb markets shepherd checks and chambray fabrics in all colors. It highlights lawn fabrics with white ydns and polka dots in black and orange, plus full plaited waists and circular red shirts as exceptional value at 98 cents.
Of figured oigandies, the other to and polka dot dimity. Trim gs are of embroidery, net and with yokes, pin tucks and plaits. Shits are iw with fonuce, args have tucks and Jace trim gs. Very dainty dress al five dollars.
A fragment describes box plaited linen, tuxedo and sail jackets with braid trimming. Sleeves feature Valenciennes lace edges, circular side bands, and decorative medallions. Shirts are box plaited with edging, noting short sleeves and plaited fronts.
Describes checked lawns chatibrays and percales with full plaited waists piping embroidery and Valenciennes lace trimming. Notes long or short sleeves and circular or side plaited skirts with trimming.
A fragment describes an old Austrian custom requiring houses to close from 10 PM to 6 AM with a hausbesorger or uniformed porter collecting a fee from entrants. The text weaves in a lesson on misread words and a stray quote about a modern U S issue, plus a note on Vatican news and a Hawaii leprosy study, all hinting at conflicting topics rather than a single event.
Dr Charcot and backers including Sir Clement Markham and Capt Scott believe a motor sledge could reach the north pole. They claim the south pole features level ice and near constant conditions, guiding exploration plans.
The Chinese are perhaps the most successful poultry raisers in the world. They do not feed the fowl but make them pick up their own food, with each flock kept on the move as shamps on a range. The quality of this poultry is poor.
A court case raises whether a goose can drown with expert testimony from the negative side noting a goose that always roosts on a pond. The dialogue includes Mrs De Flirte and De Flirts reacting to a man in the box watching Mrs De Flirte.
A reflective critic argues that if American history writers matched the deeds of their subjects, the nation would rank higher. The piece considers the relationship between scholarship and national achievement and urges greater boldness in historical narrative.
Frank D. Minet, renowned war correspondent and mural painter, is reported to be designing a series of federal war medals for the government.
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