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In the literal sense, there is only one "yesterday", because with each new day that comes, the previous day is the only "yesterday". Therefore, when properly pluralizing nouns, only plural nouns will have the apostrophe after the s, and since there can not be more than one "yesterday", it is singular and should be spelled "yesterday's", as in "yesterday's newspaper".
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