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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1908
Page
13
Public timetable note from New York Central Lines announcing the Big Four route details. Mentions 310 daily except Sunday west bound service and exclusions for locals and Nos. 6 and 10. Includes contact information via phone and an effective date of October 26 1907. L B Nebergall signs for further information.
Colonial Country Club Hotel at West Baden Springs Indiana advertises daily rates from 2.60 to 48.0 with private bath and American bath. Special weekly rates year round invite visitors to drink the waters and bathe for cures claimed for kidney stomach and nervous ailments. An offer to ship gallons of mineral water with medical advice for home treatment is included.
The Lima club debuts at the park with Mansfeld, Latitia, and the Cyrarmakers led by Nick Kabt arriving tomorrow. A grand crowd expected to watch the new teams, with Meyer acquiring Sitee Lima at Columbus A. A., and a mix of players released and retained. Fans see grit and spirit as Lima aims for the pennant, with Luces or Downey pitching today and Fox expected to perform Sunday.
Manager Medey demands more harmony as M’vey struggles with misplayed passes and missed opportunities. Breymaier and Lotshaw clash over flaws in fielding and pitching while younger players, including a cited rookie, show promise if teammates cooperate and improve.
A soggy field and threatening weather slowed a Marion game as Parrett, Thane, and Windy spark a late rally. O'Daylan and Lotowhan deliver strong plays in defense with sharp peg to the plate and a notable triple by Lotowhan. Several fielding feats highlight the contest despite rain interruptions and reduced attendance.
In Newark, Moore pitched a decisive win over Justus and Letty HIM as the Moulders pounded the lineup with strong first innings. Newark 11 Lancaster 1 mirrors the day’s action while Marion leads the league with Mansfield and other teams idle due to rain.
The ad claims deafness results from inflamed mucous linings of the Eustachian Tube and can only be cured by constitutional remedies. It offers $100 for a catarrh deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Wall's Family Pills for constipation.
A fragment from a Browning’s Magazine item highlights wit and playful satire. It references a line about power and a woman with a bat, conveying humorous or ironic tone from the periodical.
A fragmentary dialogue critiques literature facing discounting trends. The sympathetic speaker laments igements while the wan figure replies that the one thing to be thankful for is their failure to ruin past age stamps as quickly as they degrade white paper.
A fragmented OCR passage cites Charley replying to a mystery query in the Evening Post. The readable parts hint at a dialogue about facing a challenge and a claim of truth, but many words are garbled, leaving only hints of a story fragment and old newspaper voice.
Diggers defeat Mansfield 2 to 0 as Wilmot stars on the mound and at bat. Lotshaw hits another homer, while O'Day’s team brings strong inside play, timely hitting, and sharp defense to secure the win.
A man in Wallan suffered a severe fit while traveling to the uptown district on West Center street. After convulsions drew attention he collapsed in a yard but was moved by a brave observer to safety. He regained consciousness at a local physician’s office and continued on.
A fragment recounts legendary inventors and hidden knowledge from 19th and early 20th century science. It mentions an explosive called Iniminite allegedly created by Sawbridge, its rumored power, and a lab disaster that erased records. It also notes Luigi Tarant and stained glass secrets, plus a Beotch manufacturer’s restrained ball composition tale and a fatal workshop accident.
Advertisement promotes Dr. A W Chase Nerve Pills as a spring remedy for general weakness. It claims root cause is blood not nourishing cells and tissues, promises restoration of energy, and cites Buffalo based Dr A W Chase Medicine Co. Boxes sold at Flocken's Pharmacy with portrait on each box.
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