: Re: How to write ages and dates in a newspaper article inside a work of fiction I'm trying to write a newspaper article inside my work of fiction. Unfortunately, I'm not sure how to write ages

With each number written out in letters, readers will, more likely than not, skip over that part because it's slightly tedious to read.

If the date andor age in question is of any importance--be it minor or crucial-- to the plot, use quick and simple numbers.
And good luck with your writing!

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