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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
7
A description of a Modiah Frock showcasing black net over white silk. The mesh appears fine with a voilelike sheen and lace trimming along the skirt. Silk insertion and Chantilly lace outline the bodice and sleeves in an ornate style.
The article notes delicate handwork on black and white lace outfits, dotted Swiss fabrics with varied designs, and new lingerie styles including a pink ribbon belt. It also mentions plaited skirts losing favor, plus Warwick M. Hough's opposition to pure food legislation and a car tire puncture incident with Dr. Wiley witnessing the scene.
Buffalo daily market report shows cattle receipts around 1600 with steady to active demand in various grades. hog receipts about 7140 with slow to steady demand. lambs mixed with price ranges noted. Union Stock Yards data estimates tomorrow cattle and hog receipts, with prices for prime and medium cattle, heavy hogs lower, and sheep/lamb figures. Cleveland notes hog arrivals and calf and sheep receipts with mixed price movements.
Chicago grain quotations show wheat futures easing with May at 92 1/2 to 94 4. July at 88 1/2 to 89 1/2. September near 86 1/2 to 86 3/4. Corn and oats trended lower to mixed, with No 2 red wheat around 94 1/4 to 96 bid and oats steady near 47. Prices opened lower or unchanged, reflecting a cautious trading day and active bid-ask spreads across contracts.
A historical market summary notes pork and lard prices in the 19.60 to 19.85 range and grain quotes including wheat and corn with May July and September futures. Wool market hints point to improving demand, especially for finer merino and Australian types, with New England shipment and arrival figures cited. Chicago produce prices for eggs butter and poultry show varied quotes across grades. New York butter receipts and cheese products are reported with firm nearby offerings and dairy product tones.
Corrected prices show wheat at a per bushel rate and rye priced per bushel. Clover seed and Timothy priced per bushel with Hungarian seed noted, reflecting regional trading terms and small-change variations.
A corrected price list from Turner & Co shows paying and selling rates for butter lard onions potatoes and other produce. It includes per pound per bushel per gallon and per barrel figures for items such as corn meal flour prunes dried peaches and various flour brands with prices ranging from about 10 cents to 1.70 dollars per unit.
In Marion and adjoining counties, associated with J. W. Clark will be H. L. Proteman of Cincinnati. He is highly recommended as stock salowmen and has worked with Harold Wagoner, one of Ohio’s best salesmen. We guarantee the best work in sales. Office 114 Court Street. Marion O.
Urbana visitor Mine Idith Cramer is the guest of her aunt Mrs deanto Kalencamp of North Main Street. The note mentions her brief stay at the aunt's residence and the local social ties.
Shipping poultry undrawn is advocated as the better market option. The article argues that drawing poultry invites molds and keris inside the body, leading to rapid spoilage and misnourishment. Undrawn birds stay in better condition, reducing weight loss during transit.
English Etchings recounts the Bank of England strong room sixty seven feet below street level. A London minister warns Lon dovers are shrinking due to smoking and rail travel. The London Gazette lists Davis Neudlesticher of Steppey Green as a ladies’ tailor. A local veto petition reaches the house of commons from Hilly Row. Members of parliament are puzzled by a misnaming Billy Row proved to be a village in Durham.
FB M Holland joins Eleanor Rotwon's company Panny Rice leaves vaudeville may appear in come opera In August Rotwon to perform Nurse Marjorie for remainder of tour Margret Mayo's college play Commencement Days to be produced next season Mile Daxto dancer stays in country despite engagements B H Sothern disappointed but undaunted by reception of Irving play The Poodle Hath Said In His Heart There be No God, trusted by him as a great play
A tale from Pigeon Roost Pennsylvania reports Tuivam Stilingé claiming ownership of a colored egg. A Gowrie Iowa wife describes drastic actions to curb her husband’s drinking and a Connecticut roguer is implicated in theft. A New York New Haven Hartford freight crew board supposedly replaces screens to stop mosquitoes.
The New York Herald notes many city facts including forty five medical societies, high fireman casualty rates, and a lively pawnbroker scene. It cites a rule that pawnbroker books must be open to officials, reflecting urban governance and social concerns.
A compiled passage features quotes on women and influence from De Lendon Woon Tolstoi Diderot and Kipling. The selections contrast wit and folly, noting how women respond to flattery and leaders, with enduring observations on virtue and merit across nine sentences.
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