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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1908
Page
9
Effective October 1 a timetable lists Big Four route trains east and west bound daily except Sunday No 10 daily No 12 38 a m No 6 and 10 locals and other trains. Phone 246 for information and ticket agent NEBERGALE provides train details and operator contacts.
Webb out pitched Brown in a tight Newark Marion game as a doubleheader drew a big crowd. Abbott sparked Newark with strong hitting and key plays while O’Day, Crockett, and Wolfe turned sharp double plays. The second game to feature Lancaster, Marion remains set for Monday with strong fan interest and a planned twin bill.
Lancaster beat Lima 8 to 0 as pitcher Wekelt starred for the Brat Cline on the local diamond. Brown and Carter featured with strong hitting while Lancaster held Lima to two hits. Galle and Pickett combined for nine strikeouts, and Lancaster left seven runners on base.
Windy Latebaw played Ports mouth and Ashmed verdiing aunt made OWo triples and a pinute. Arh land came out on top by a score of five to four. Mansfeld defeated Tuoyrus in an exhibition game yesterday by 15 to B. Ticket info lists Claude Walters at 114 West Center.
The report notes elephants allegedly used in Paris 6 to move the bull along the Champ Elysees while workers in Lyons Prairie and nearby areas mostly labor only a few days weekly in December. It mentions rising French consumption and a large quantity of wheat processed under a new regime, with unclear references to industrial and demographic impacts.
A garbled newspaper fragment mixes baseball results and political commentary from early sources. It references the National League, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, and Chicago figures, alongside unrelated quotes on taxation and agriculture, with multiple misread names and stray phrases. The passage lacks a cohesive event or clear dates.
A mix of humorous anecdotes and distressed poverty scenes from Detroit papers. A man borrows money in a dream, miscounts, and waits for a repay in a dream. Another vignette recalls Marion and dolls acting out poverty, while a wife negotiates subdued clothing for John.
An odd fragment mentions Lowe Comerdy as understudy to Starman, with a note of tragedy and overstudy. It hints at Catholic band and tunes, suggesting a chaotic rehearsal or performance scene without clear context. The wording is fragmented and lacks concrete details.
A garbled passage discusses Native American wealth with Osage claims and general statements about Indians left in the United States. It mentions a small act, travel readers throwing newspapers, and references to caring for education and newspapers along railway routes. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse.
Washington Desk reports on the bronze statue process noting limited foundries, skilled workers shortage, and the costs of casting. It explains the sculptor’s role versus the caster, and that a life size bronze figure can cost from 700 to 1200 dollars depending on complexity.
Advice describes giving medicine to a sick infant in powder form directly on the tongue. It recommends placing the powder on the tip of a spoon, then opening the baby's mouth and dropping the medicine as far back on the tongue as possible, followed by a drink of milk or water from a bottle.
A medical advert claims indigestion stems from Liver and bile issues. Patient testimonials cite relief after using Dr A W Chase Kidney and Liver Pills, sold by Marion Ohio and Buffalo New York dealers.
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