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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1908

Page

6

Regulars Win First Game At Webb Park

Regulars prevail 1h to 0 in a sunlit opener before about 1200 fans at Webb Park. Downey and Wilnot pitched well, O Day, Tate and Farrell sparked offense, while King and Wolfe starred in the field as youngsters produced their first tallies. Fans praise Red Farrell and anticipate stronger play in opening day.

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Marion and Akron Meet Cancelled Games

A fragmentary sports note reports cancellations for a Marion at Akron schedule after the Van Wert team declined a contract. It mentions upcoming Marion at Akron next Saturday and Akron at Marion next Sunday, plus improvements at second base and strong performances by Nott Wilson Farrel and Tate in the outfield.

van Wert Tinaday Wan Fia Marion Akron

Fragmented local prose laced with dialect notes

A garbled OCR fragment presents a dialogue in a heavy regional dialect about spring, weather, and daily life. It lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable persons, offering a slice of local voice rather than a complete news item.

An Easy Going Fellow and Parrot Truths

A humorous meditation on modesty and journalistic hype. The piece lampoons yellow journalism and boastful pride, noting Niagara would seem grander if altered, and that money speaks but often fails to impress. It closes with a quip on tax collectors in the early dawn.

Ft Ie Niagara Success Magazine

Piles Sharpening Machine For Dutch Harbor Works

In Holland a Lancashire firm has built a giant pile sharpener to fashion wooden piles for Rotterdam harbor and Zuyder Zee drainage. The machine reduces piles up to twenty eight rocks in diameter to a five inch point in about fifteen minutes.

Holland Rotterdam Zuyder Zee Lanecashire

Raven Cent Dinners at 200 Clinton Strent New York

A new restaurment in New York City offers a full course dinner for T cents. For a reasonable sum patrons receive soup, an entr e meat, bread and tea or coffee. The restaurant operates under a charitable group claiming food is wholesome, clean, and well prepared and plans to offer meals twice daily from 11 am to 1 pm and 6 to 7 pm.

New York City Clinton Strent Auy New York Tribune

Real estate investment yields surprise gains says Boston Transcript

A Rockaway Hunt Club superintendent in Long Island bought a tract in Jax Inalco Bay for $7 as a joke and now earns $800 yearly from salt lay. He recently refused a $825,000 offer from a dork company, illustrating unexpected profits in real estate investments.

Rockaway

Ohio State Leaguers Display Strong Sunday Play

Ohio State Leaguers produced several solid performances Sunday as Clarke and teammates plan for upcoming matches. Zanesville and Lancaster faced off with misty conditions and a sparse crowd, while Mansfield and Springfield hosted veterans and rookies in exhibition games.

Ohio State

Brief Scraps From A Busy World In 1913

Montreal gains two scientists Adams and Eve while Signor Gutti Carazza signs to direct the Metropolitan Opera in New York under Dr Winter. A Chicago couple adopts three children from different parents marking a first. Lewes Del man finds a hollow tree with a centuries old skit. Somer set Mo pairs aged Frank Bunker ninety and wife two years his elder. Lord Cromer, 67, retires after Modern Egypt work and life. A daughter born to Ernest Sykes of West Windsor and relatives note elderly kin in Pelham and Alstend. Congressmen Gardner entertains. Lodge notes Boston Democrats as backers. Martin Miller resigns Rheims consul post over salary.

Montreal Adams Eve Signor Gutti-Carazza Metropolitan Opera Company of New York Dr. Winter Fall Chicago Daniel P. Jones Lewes Del Somerset County Frank Bunker Athens Bonker Lord Cromer Egypt Ernest Sykes West Windsor Mew. Sykes Lucy P Pelham N. HL CG. M. Johnson Alstend N. Bf Gardner Maaschusetts Washington Rheime France Miler

Pith and Point. A teemed teen conundrum observed

A fragment from a newspaper style piece features wordplay and sarcasm about a teen conundrum and social dinners. It references a person avoiding a dinner at Bubbub’s and a friend claiming a cook doubts quitting. The wording reflects playful, tangled dialogue in a dated voice.

When Freda Wakes

A fragmentary poem describes Freda waking to morning light and a bustling household. imagery includes birds, a waking city, and a chaotic kitchen scene as the day begins in Chicago.

Freda Husky Ata Leven

The Egotist Gee low ugly they aret I'm mighty glad I wasn't born a bird

A Harper's Weekly caption from The Egotist playfully mocks birdlike antics with a humorous quip about being glad not to be born a bird. The quote reflects satirical tone and period wit from the illustrated weekly.

Harper's Weekly

Dickens’s Son Delivers Sharp Parliament Retort

Edward Bulwer Lytton Dickens, Charles Dickens’s youngest son and Australian MP, used a witty comeback after interruptive remarks by Willits. He quoted his father’s famed line Barkis is willing and quipped Willis is barking to calm the house. The retort proved effective.

Charles Dickens Edward Bulwer Lytton Dickens Australia Willits Speaker Mr. Dickens Barkis Willis

Way Up in Vermont Uncle Eph Kinney Sheds Clover Field Tale

In Vermont Uncle Eph Kinney surveys a clover field when a neighbor arrives noting the grain is short this year. Eph replies in rural humor about bumblebees and clover as he praises the blossoms and bees.

Vermont Eph Kinney Hhe Feld Uncle Eph WU Eph Mort the Bumblebees

Jimmy Slinger's Mistake in Law Beginnings at Fourteen

A fourteen year old boy Jimmy Slinger grows fascinated with the law and joins a pair of young lawyers, then turns to burglary to obtain court papers. He secures the papers, rises in the firm, but is eventually caught and sentenced as the tale explores ambition and a fall from grace amid early legal intrigue.

Mhmmy Slinger Cherry Street Jimmy Jimmy Wis Cohler Consego Timmy Jhomny Nike Fim Iim Binely Thin Theo Pie Dot Jinmy Viliennes Howerith Junge

Feeding sows to boost pig health in tough weather

The article argues that feeding sows exclusively corn fails to produce strong pigs. It emphasizes providing adequate vittity and protein rich foods. It notes shortages of wheat and suggests ground oats and clover as alternatives to sustain sows through frying weather.

Miracle Remedy Draws Crowds To Fort Wayne

Mrs. B. G. Moore reports long battles with stomach troubles and female weakness ended after trying a “wonderful love” remedy. She traveled with others, claiming rapid recovery and renewed strength after several doctors failed. Neighbors also report cures and praise the medicine's invigorating effects on the body.

Ft. Wayne B. G. Moora

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