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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
6
Wilmot and Lucas star as the Diggers sweep two games at Webb Park. Portamouth fights back in the opener but the Diggers plate runs early and late, blasting two doubles in the second inning and clinching both games despite Dartmouth resistance.
In a tricky Ohio State League doubleheader, Lalit, Crockett, and Wilsons shine with stolen bases and sharp plays. Wilmot excels in the opener as Newark faces Portmouth and Lancaster, while the Diggers show improving form and aim to rebound with a full lineup soon. The wash of wind and field changes tests outfielders Tate Wilson and Crockett as fans cheer a new-look defense.
In a tight contest Parson beat Newark 1 to 0 after a late goal. Jimmy Jackson leads Stogies and Lima into third place as games roll on with Portamnouth, Marion, Lancaster, and Mansfeld hosting matchups.
The fragment discusses risks to mothers and babies tied to a product named Mother's Friend, urging safer practices during childbirth. It weaves in stray quotes and anecdotes, including wartime recollections, religious scenes, and a Mose Baker anecdote, reflecting 19th century moral and social concerns in a miscellaneous periodical snippet.
Cleveland team victory highlighted by Jewell Wongberger Heller Plyet with Humphreys Klolen on the roster. Notable performances include Sacrificial efforts by teetichbenger and strong showings from Mock Firat and Batley. Watley, Duchole and Abelian also listed in events and placements.
Runts third as Hogue Runs claim honors in a rough New Wellington baseball tourney. Helena edged the Runts 2 to 1 while Runts lost a tight 1 to 0 game due to mishaps. Tyra was topped 4 to 0 as Hogan pitched the opener and Atolto homered in the closing game.
A charming petticoat crafted from checked gingham with inch wide checks and delicate shade. Describes yardage, cutting, seam finishing, and trim details. Notes the top garnish and hip-fitting style, recommending pink blue or green with white for a dainty effect.
A fragment discusses gender roles and domination in relationships. It critiques how a woman may influence a man by shaping his view of control and tenderness, warning against prioritizing romantic fantasy over self insight. The language suggests tension over love and power dynamics.
A testimonial notes improved nerve health after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills from Oak Grove address. The writer cites prior medical treatment over twelve years, claiming greater benefit from these pills than from all doctors combined and thanks the product for relief from headaches digestion issues and weakness.
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