Subscriptions and editorial notes in The Daily Reporter
The page lists subscription rates for The Daily Reporter by week and year, both by carrier and mail, with specific outside Elyria prices. It also includes a column of assorted opinions and political commentary referencing temperance in Ohio, Roosevelt, suffragists, fashion, Bryan, Rockefeller, and Jerome, plus stock and grocery remarks.
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Daily Reporter
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Weekly Reporter
Head of the family warned over missed stock investments
A reader asks if the head of the family realizes the loss this week from not investing in stocks. The remark suggests concern about missed market opportunities and potential financial impact.
Life's Little Pleasantries and a Speech Night
Ex Senator Mason recalls a campaign stop in South Dakota where a crowd filled two crowded hotels leaving him to sleep on a wire cot. He jokes he looked like a waffle at sunrise and notes the odd comforts of the night. The piece adds a quip about a college English professor’s wife and a gardener dialogue, and features a humorous religious outreach exchange.
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Billy’ Mason
South Dakota
Mason
Illinois
lEschange
Bargains in city lots near Elyria line
Lot 139 on Seventeenth Street one block south of the Elyria corporation line runs from Middle Avenue to West Avenue. Water and gas pass Middle Avenue and sewer is within a block. Access via street sale by asking. C.&W. railroad nearby. Lots priced 150 to 175 dollars with easy terms. Ten days only. N F Kelling 308 Elyria Block Elyria Ohio. 3 12 6t seszgasenasa.
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Seventeenth
Elyria Corporation
Middle Avenue
West Avenue
N. F. Kelling
Eilyria Block
Elyria
Ohio
Forget the past and craft a new future with purpose
The passage urges leaving behind past regrets and missed opportunities. It compares the future to an uncarved block of marble and encourages starting each day anew with a clear plan, avoiding the ruinous load of past failures. It stresses personal renewal and disciplined effort to achieve success.
Sociable Sackett Impresses Emerson On California Journey
An anecdote recalls Ralph Waldo Emerson meeting the chatty Sackett en route to California. Sackett, a San Francisco resident, charmed Emerson, inviting him to dine. Newspapers later publicized Emerson as Sackett’s guest at his Bush Street dime museum. The tale shifts to hotel pricing and a wedding rice anecdote, then a diplomatic quip from James Russell Lowell in Madrid.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
California
Sackett
Mr. Emerson
San Francisco
Mr. Sackett
Our City
J. Sackett
Bush Street
Dime Museum
John W. Foster
James Russell
Lowell
Madrid
Central America
United States of America
Two Kinds of Foolhardiness in Quotes From Press and Play
A Washington Post quip notes men laugh as women exit cars backward yet would risk a loaded gun crawling through a fence. An Ardmoreette line laments villains must be truly bad to seem effective. A cartoonish exchange about writing for the press ends with a witty twist on gratitude.
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Washington Post
Watch Night Customs Across Faiths and Eras
The piece surveys how watch night and New Year practices appeared in Roman Catholic, Greek Catholic, Church of England and Methodist traditions, noting varied seriousness and origins. It traces Janus as a symbolic year’s start and recalls historic calendar reforms and solstices influencing when years began.
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Church of England
Hog and Boiled Turkey and Other Oddities
A Baltimore judge extols the hog as the greatest animal and praises jowl with spring turnip greens and heirloom hen turkeys. An anatomical puzzle discusses a skull cavity Sella turcica as a possible sixth sense. Humorous sketches joke about show cows and social editors in city columns.
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Baltimore
Baltimore News
Awkwardly Put in Fancy Dress Ball Apology
A humorous aside from Punch notes an awkward moment at a fancy dress ball. Mr Bum blepup apologizes for appearing in ordinary evening dress and acknowledges the host’s advantage, saying guests look foolish.
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Mr. Bumblepup
Hosters
Ell
Conversation Sketch Between Borely and Rita
Dialogue shows Mr Borely insisting he speaks his mind while Miss Cutting punctuates with a sharp remark. Rita expresses frustration as the exchange reveals tensions and personality contrasts in a social setting.
Thea Danger and a Lawyer’s Questioned Authority
A courtroom moment features a lawyer challenging a doctor’s authority as the judge cautions that only the dead’s authority endures. The exchange underscores the tension between living testimony and posthumous credibility in a case.
Fair Association Reports Yearly Finances Attracting $92,000
Directors did not provide a full itemized account to H. M. Andress yet a prepared statement shows year earnings of 20,020.93 with receipts from A Neiding secretary privileges 896.00 and exhibits 147.49 plus 701.93 from races and 456.25 grounds and a state allowance of 0.00.
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the Fair Association
H. M. Andress
A. Neiding
Balance in bank and earnings statement with medical ad
Balance in bank shows 1853.98 and total net earnings for year 2030.98. The document also lists signatures W. El Miller and L. D. Hamlin. An adjacent advertisement promotes D D D skin treatment claiming to kill germs and heal skin.
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W. EL Miller
Pres
L. D. Hamlin
Treas
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