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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1908
Page
7
The readable portion shows a garbled exchange featuring a character named Cumrox and a quoted line about meeting on quarrelling over some matter. The fragment mentions a foreign von and bathoney language, with a stray reference to Washing ton.
Police recovered a 600 pound bronze bust of Pope Clement found buried about half a mile from Villa Aldobrandia after thieves entered by window on March 2. The incident followed an apparent plan to remove the statue abroad, with authorities noting the high value and concealment attempt.
A fragmentary comic piece features a man in a car crisis muttering about engines and petrol while a 16-year-old boy humorously recounts Noah's ark mouthfuls to a doctor. The scene shifts to a French whispering wedding where Count de Lazam plans a grand match with a pickle maker’s daughter in Chicago society.
A diverse mix of quirky notes on Indian musfins, strange vessel lengths, Mexican exports, a large Ogure score, a long ongoing cabbage game, and whimsical legal and archival curios. Included are judge comments on whisky cures, an Italian dowager’s will, love letters in a tomb, and Rutland town records from 1786 seeking aid.
The Chicago News reports a witty exchange where Criticus says the work is pitiful rather than merely pathetic. The brief quip mocks the volume with sharp humor and reveals a journalist's bite in literary critique.
Fragmentary notes recount odd events including a man in Missouri claiming to merely be whoring a thirteen year old in Chicago amid mirrors broken and umbrellas raised. A red hot stove incident floods a wagon, while Dell Streeter of New York seeks the owner of a found hundred dollar note after no party admits ownership.
Receipts at East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards include cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs with mixed price movements. Hogs and cattle show steady to lower tones, while sheep and lamb markets remain active with varied runs. significant headcounts reported in multiple regions and city markets.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered figures and terms like May, September, opening, low, bid, and prices. Named items uncertain. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable from the fragment.
Toledo market notes show grain bids for cash and futures across May July and September with oats and cloverseed prices. New York Produce reports butter prices, shipper receipts, and dairy classifications, alongside live poultry and egg values, reflecting early April trading activity and product grades.
Corrected daily prices list Wheat Corn and Rye per bushel. Clover seed Timothy seed at 12.00 and 2.00 dollars per bushel. Butter 26 cents per pound, eggs 12 per dozen, lard and other staples with varied per unit pricing. Also selling prices for butter 30 cents and various canned goods, beans, corn meal, flour and dried fruits with dollar amounts per unit.
A damaged OCR listing describes a property near Union Station with a house and pantry large attic brick driveway stone walks and paved street priced at 200 dollars with 174 down and 26 dollars monthly for four months. Names A James and minor are referenced in the fragmentary text.
An odd fragment lists tasks such as deafening corn ears and trepanning boat hulls, alongside scissors like shaping corsets for ships and removing wrinkles from brows. It mentions a wagons tongue and odd dental metaphors, all presented as a perplexing item in the News.
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