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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
7
A speaker speaks of two beauty doctors in New York who treat aging and fading features daily. Their care keeps cheeks bright, teeth white, and appetite steady, with none of them flashy or advertising. The narrator praises their discreet, noncommercial approach.
A Lipplecott's Magazine excerpt depicts visitors discussing a new Mtylon as a bright child reacts with delight. A chubby lady complains about hips this season and jokes about returning hers to a store for credit while a little girl comments, prompting a quiet pause.
The New York Post reports gowns favor linen salts for washable colors and a revival of ancient Greek drapery. Skirts grow long and sweeping with jogger silhouettes for walking outfits, while street attire shrugs into a new look. Frocks feature vast millorials and elaborate trims, preserving a tall, tailored appearance.
Montreal plans a $1,000,000 forty year loan in the money market. The piece notes about 6,000 US national banks and 11,000 state banks. It mentions Canadian banks aiding a plan to address cross border liver deportation from the United States and cites German stock and bond issues in 1907.
Notices list numerous guardians, executors, and trustees with first, second, or final accounts filed in Marion County Ohio for settlement. The Probate Court will hear these accounts on Tuesday May 2, 1908, with deadlines for exceptions and details of handling estates and guardianships.
Henry Crosmante announces revivals while David Warfeld and Frank Daniels prepare new works for upcoming seasons. Jerome K Jerome and Clyde Fitch to write for Grace George. Rebecca West in Kommersholm draws critics. Ziegfeld Jr to star Bickel and Watson in The Follies. a Mayo play Commencement Day to be produced by John Cort. Nat C Goodwin may return to mining. Ferries carry 208,800 daily from Manhattan. New York parks cover 11 percent of city area. a new restaurant planned near Broadway and 140th Street near the old Astor House site.
A sports editor notes the challenge of naming a losing horse with humor. The item references commentary from prominent editors and cites varied regional newspaper opinions on naming traditions and public reactions.
The report shows cattle receipts 25 but market steady while veal and hog receipts mix. Chicago grain futures fell with wheat slipping 25 to 8 points, corn and oats easing, and No 2 red winter and yellow corn futures drifting lower amid unsettled trading at the Chicago exchange. Union Stock Yards offers cattle totals and market context.
Market report lists beef categories with prices ranging from 4.50 to 7.25 for prime beeves and similar tiers for cows and heifers, canners, and lambs. Noted totals include 15,000 for some pens and 19,000 for another lot, with an estimated 14,10 marke and 6,000 extunne ed for tomorrow.
A garbled Cleveland dispatch from April 8 details slow play and mixed results with mentions of care, Yorkers, Calves, and various scores. The fragment references steady pace, wood and 6 60 figures, and clipped cuts, with uncertain totals and names.
Grain quotations from Toledo show Wheat Cah and Corn Cash figures with May July and September futures. Prices include various contract months across wheat and corn, with No. 178, No. 4 and other grade markers listed alongside alfalfa and clover feeds.
Partial OCR shows Chicago market figures for live poultry and poultry products.Entries include turkey prices, chicken offerings, ducks, and miscellaneous extras, with several garbled words indicating market fluctuation and pricing, though key items like live poultry and turkeys are mentioned.
Prices for wheat corn rye and seeds listed with per bushel or per unit rates. Butter eggs lard onions potatoes and other staples priced, with various ranges and notes on quantity. Local wholesale terms reflect typical early 20th century merchandising and regional market activity.
A compact sample of 19th century juvenile reading includes a tale of an Indian boy at Hampton Va who refuses medicine when paid to take it. Conundrums follow with riddles about art, stars, candles, beggars and oysters. A short children story about a cat tale features a windy Sunday gown shopping trip. A humorous exchange about a strong minded Mrs Smith and Mrs Bleeker appears from Detroit Tribune.
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