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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1906

Page

7

Train Schedule Fragments East and West Bound

East bound list shows No 21 No 28 No 33 No 48 and other limited fast mails with times 9:10 am 10:40 am 12:45 pm and 7:50 pm. West bound includes No 5 No 15 No 9 No 41 with early morning and afternoon departures. Notes indicate division lines Norwalk and Sandusky divisions and staff names J. Smith L. P. Baxte.

Boston Norwalk Toledo Buffalo Chicago N. Y Michigan Sandusky WST Western Express Cleveland Detroit Express Norwalk Division Ac Sai Norwalk Accommoda- Hom Pacific Expresa Daily Fast Mail Vie Norwalk Sanausky

Cleveland and South-Wester Traction schedule summary

Train times for Elyria to Public Square Cleveland and return, with Cleveland Limiteds and Elyria Limiteds listed for various routes. Services include Elyria to Oberlin and Wellington, Lorain connections, North Amherst, Grafton, Norwalk Limiteds, and multiple hourly or every-40-minute departures across the day ending around 11:00 PM.

Elyria Pubic Square Cleveland Public Square Syria Oberlin Weillington Lorain North Amherst Berita Bolte

Train Timetable Notes for Lorain to Cleveland Routes

The Lake Shore Bleviria Railway timetable lists departures from Lorain to Beier Dea with mixed times. Routes include Lake Shore lines stopping at Beach Park and Cleveland scenes with G and B times.

Lake Shore Bleviria Railway Co Beier Dea Lorain Guiset Sy. Lago Migrin

Early Fire Implements in New York and Philadelphia

The article describes early 19th century fire safety measures including buckets, ladders, hooks, and improvised devices. It notes New York required five landers and books in 1800 and households in Philadelphia faced 1696 chimney cleansing laws. by 1700 households were ordered two leather buckets and tools to tear down structures, reflecting evolving public precautions.

New York Rds Tall Tings Philadelphia

Foot Binding in China Reconsidered in Historical Letters

A native paper quotes Yuan Mei from the 1700s noting that beauty did not require bound feet. The discussion spans Sung to Han dynasties, while contrasting Western myths about orange origins and linguistic roots of terms.

China Ita Yuan Mei Shen Yo Yaya Yang Kwei Wei Han ‘Tung Tang

Unclear Irish Work Ethic Joke Fragment

A comic fragment shows two Irish workers digging a sewer. One man is tall and strong, the other small and puny. The punchline hints the smaller man does more work, but the fragment ends before the reasoning is revealed.

Patrick Pat

Child Confusion On Feet Sparks Playful Question

A four year old climbs a chair to reach a wanted object and asks his mother why he cannot remove his feet. The mother explains not to stand on the chair with feet as a safety rule. The child replies with a puzzled remark about keeping his feet on.

Fred

Fragmented note on editorial reply to manuscript

A Philadelphia Ledger style annotation shows a reader report and editor reply about a submitted manuscript. The exchange hints at misreadings and the critic’s attempt to demonstrate understanding of the editor’s concern with the paper.

Philadelphia Ledger

Bells in Churches Describe Earliest Use and Beliefs

A historical overview traces bells from ancient wooden rattles and hand bells to large church bells in monasteries. It notes uses for calling worship, signaling prayers for the dying, driving away evil, and invoking divine aid, with references to bishops, abbots, and medieval customs.

Tuscany Abuthus Baulinus Kingy Ingulatus Croyland Sperks Croylind Bartholomesy Beladine England Tome G Hylag Wyaken de Worde Seth Lord Bacon New York Herald

Ocean Ropes From Giant Pacific Seaweed Create Long Fibers

A Marlie Plant Tirst describes a seaweed found along American and Asiatic shores that forms balloon like leaves and grows up to fifty five feet across. The natives harvest long stems to make ropes up to 250 feet and balloons for lifting water, with smaller pieces used for wickerwork and baskets.

Tie Paelge Alands sAlentian Islands

LAPP WOLF HUNTERS AND TIPPING HAT CUSTOMS IN NEWS

A compilation of notes on Lapp wolf hunting using snowshoe speed and swift first blows, plus a New York habit of tipping hats in greetings. Also brief pasted items about a stenographer and Irish compliments told in old newspaper voice.

Hebt Orone Pittsburg

Fragments Echo Confusing Crime Note from Courier Journal

The readable text shows garbled quotes and stray phrases about crime and poverty from the Louisville Courier Journal. It includes incomplete questions about frequency of actions and mentions a mother of crimes and a father, but no coherent event or clear names emerge.

Retail Quotations From KY J A Reublin Grocer List

A reader’s list shows assorted grocery prices including Lettuce Tomatoes Cucumbers and Onions with per unit and per pack costs. It also includes Sugar Flour Butter Cheese and Jams with varied price points and some mis-typed OCR text interspersed. An unrelated disclaimer about deafness cures appears at the end with a patent remedy claim and company name Hall’s Catarrh Cure.

J. A. Reublin Grocer Seeee Bermuda S.eysees Cuba Jersey Scsceeeseees York State Graham

Gold Dust Rye Featured by A. R. Champney Co

A short promotional note mentions Gold Dust Rye sold by A. R. Champney Co. The ad invites patrons to try the product, with the claim that customers will be happy after testing it. It references a staff help contact via phone number 51 for supply and inquiries.

Johnnie A. R. Champney Co

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