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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1907

Page

4

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The Daily Reporter lists weekly and yearly delivery options with carrier and mail rates. Outside Elyria delivery is noted, with annual prices shown for The Daily and The Weekly Reporter. The text includes varying prices and a note about an average rate.

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The Shirt Waist Girl Returns This Spring

In Elyria a spring question dominates the town as young women in shirt waists flood the streets. The piece humorously asks where these fashionably dressed women have been hiding all winter and wonders how such a rapid renewal happened while noting many are going somewhere or returning with purpose.

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Despondent Missouri Man Ends Life Amid Political Feud

The piece notes a despondent Missouri man who killed himself, seen as rejecting false prophets. It also slams Secretary Loeb’s patience toward the Roosevelt third term idea and mocks Oklahoma’s constitution makers. It mentions Harriman, Dowie, and trusts and railroads seeking whitewash as a daily necessity.

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Little Pleasantries and Snatches of Wit Across Papers

A collage of quips and anecdotes from Washington Star and Atlantic Constitution passages. It includes a senator ridiculing war talk with Japan, a Scotsman and a ploughman tale about mistaken additions, a wife chiding her silent husband at breakfast, and reflections on teaching and instinct from Harper's Weekly and Youth's Companion.

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Attic colored one? Child’s humorous play on babies

A Chicago Tribune excerpt recalls a family gathering where Muriel, about four, asks for a baby brother since she can’t afford one. She then suggests a cheap Attic colored baby, prompting a lighthearted exchange about costs and parenting.

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