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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1908
Page
13
Rates on pay your bills featured in a bold promotional note urging customers to take advantage of low costs. The message emphasizes affordability and quick action to reduce expenditures. It lacks specific dates or organizations.
Small loans offered to simplify debt by consolidating multiple creditors. Weekly payments of $1.20 cover a $25 loan, $1.40 covers $50, and $2.00 covers $75, with interest and principal included in each plan. Other proportional amounts available.
Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Indiana advertises American Plan private baths and weekly rates year round. It invites guests to drink the water and bathe to cure stomach and nervous ailments and promises shipping six gallons of mineral water with treatment on request.
John Murphy son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Murphy of Silver Street suffered a painful accident at work on Friday evening in the pressed brick area on Silver Street. His left foot was caught in a falling grate and badly crushed and burned. The injury may be serious, requiring extended time off work. Dr A Kue attended to him.
Local notices list visitors and guests amid Ada community affairs. Mrs J Lyons visits from out of town with Mr Sire and J P Prien in Ada while Mrs Storman and relatives prepare for an Andes reunion in Fostoria. Dr P M Baldwin hosts friends in Toledo as families plan Easter dinner at 316 B Center.
A 19th century advertisement claims deafness from catarrh is best treated with constitutional remedies, not local applications. It offers $100 for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and notes Epworth meeting details and a druggist selling the remedy.
A jumble of scores and matchups from American and National Leagues shows Chicago at Detroit a mix of 0-1-0 and 8-12-1 results, Philadelphia at New York 2-3, St Louis 0-3-1, and Cincinnati 0-6-4 with references to Toledo and Louisville.
Frease announces for the Democrats that Tam a seeks the nomination for county commissioner, subject to the approval of the upcoming Democratic county convention. Prospect Township offers details about a gathering at the Modern Dining Hall.
Episco ipworth Methodist Pal Church lists Sunday School at 8 am and 10 am with a sermon on resurrection and salvation. McKendry Sunday School at 2:10 pm. Francis Wiharaw U meet at Old Ladies Home Sunday 2:30 pm with a addressed medley and choir. First Presbyterian details including morning worship at 10:40, evening at 7:10, and Easter Cantata. Forest Lawn Mission Sabbath School 2:30 pm. Wesley Church Center Street offers morning and evening services, revival plans, and a large Easter program with choir and youth participation. Wesley Mission mentions ten days of revival starting Sunday at 2:15 and nightly at 7:10.
A compact list of Easter and regular services across multiple churches led by John Hopkins and other pastors. Highlights include First Church of Christ Scientist readings on Atonement, Reading Room hours, Street Presbyterian activities, Reform and Free Baptist programs, United Brethren morning and evening rites, Quin Chapel AME children’s Easter play, and German M E Church cantata The Risen King with choir and soloists.
A dense listing of religious services across multiple churches including OMVARY EVANGELICAL CHURCH and EPWORTH IM. E. church with 7:15 p m evangelistic meetings, Sunday School at 9:00 a m, German and English services at BR. Church St J Reinicke, and Evangelical Lutheran English services at 10:15 a m with catechetical instruction Wednesdays. Easter cantata and choir performances noted with program details.
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