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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1908

Page

6

LUCAS IN GOOD FORM Flinger Should not Have Been Scored One

Lucas shows strong form as the Diggers battle in a tight game. White's effective pitching and fielding keep Marion at bay while the hosts land five safeties and failed scoring chances in key innings.

Flinger Coawon Reed Keller Tony White Marion Bin O'Day Ketter Brown Richberger Humphreys Wolfe Tom Brown Carter Wan Crook Elt Elt Nor Talee Could Make A Trie Done Nettion. Lallar Gowdy Piper Reynolds Marlon Wilaon Tome Lora Hughey ‘Tate

Home Helps for Cleaning and Repairs Tips

A fragmentary guide offers household tips including lighting a burned alcohol to hold a chicken wing, using a narrow lipped pitcher, and avoiding tubes for pouring. It suggests stain removal with benatin or turpentine, finishing with egg white, and repurposing worn tablecloths into usable cloth segments.

Mansfield Rally Halves Lima In Doubleheader

In Mansfield on August 11 Lima tied Newark in a close first game before losing the second as Davy faltered in the sixth. Lima edged ahead in the seventh to win the opener. Mansfield claimed a 9 4 victory to take the series.

Mansfimold Imma Mansfield Linke Duvy Beiog Mit Tima Boone Jewell A Amehan M Mallay Ee Thery U Ketler Ene Harmon Wwe Pa Cee Arga. Reilly Portsmouth Lindaay Bykes Nefeau We Parvon

Bloodless Execution Tale Told In Chinatown Ritual

A story recounts Lang Ting Fung, a San Francisco man nicknamed Chartle King, who reveals escape methods of Chinese underground smuggling. He is tried, executed by a staged, nonlethal ritual, yet dies by suicide later after propaganda posters claim his death. The piece ends with reflections on death, betrayal, and the invisibility of a dead man in Chinatown.

Simpst Lang Ting Fung San Francisco Chartle King TE Whang Society Pociety Alent China America John Chinamen Charlie Fung Streat Chinatown Police Charley Charlie Peuters Charlo Wika Stee Helen Logiphart

Social Entertainments with Local Hosts Described

Mrs J Wilbur Jacoby hosted a Tuesday program honoring Miser Bind of Covington Kentucky and Ethel Nash of Cincinnati. The 1 N club to be entertained Thursday by Mrs Ellen Burke. Mrs S J Bdwell to entertain the Woman's Home circle tomorrow afternoon.

J. Wilbur Jacoby Bouth Vine Street Wondred Miser Bind Covington Kentucky Ethel Nash Cincinnati 1. N Ellen Burke East Farming Street

Down's Kidney Pills Promised Relief for Kidney Troubles

An 1890s testimonial from Mrs. John Potter of Marion Ohio touts Down's Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain and kidney symptoms. She claims lasting relief after spring use in 1899 and endorses purchasing from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as US agents. The ad also warns readers to remember the name and avoid others.

Marion John Potter Greens Wood Ave Don Plocken Foster,Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Onn

Winning Speech at the Agulo Club Dinner

A fragmentary dialogue shows Martha and James Henry Buller in a heated exchange about authority and propriety. Martha insists on a firm stand against a club, while Buller questions and resists, amid interruptions and evasions. The passage conveys tension and social posturing.

Agulo James Henry Martha James Henry Buller

Royalty Costs in Britain Claim 5 Million Yearly

Based on Reynolds' Newspaper findings the British royal family costs taxpayers about 5 million dollars annually direct grants plus millions more for ships, yachts, visits, and ceremonies. It cites a 6 million dollar yacht, a new multi million dollar vessel, and 100 thousand dollar grants for royal visits, plus coronation and funeral expenses. The article argues royalty entails many lavish, often hidden, expenditures and should be paid openly rather than obscured in navy or other estimates.

New York Kinglinh Reynolds Prince and Princess of Wales India Duke of Cornwall Victoria

Hair Conditioning Tips For Curlers And Mistakes

The passage advises dark hair can be set with cold tea before curling to hold longer without tight rolling, warns against overly tight wraps for a wiry look, notes no hair damage but benefits those with thinning hair, suggests blondes use lemon juice in water to dampen and roll loosely, and mentions sugar with water or alcohol as alternatives with sugar kept sparing.

Women Drummers Thrive Across Roads in Philadelphia

A traveling man notes many resilient women drummers in Philadelphia and elsewhere. He praises an elderly local grandmother who, despite frailty, outsells men in the depot business and even funds relatives' education through roadside trade. He adds rumors of women selling liquor on the road, succeeding beyond gender expectations.

Hucecestul Philadelphia Somerandson Philadelphia Record

Fragmentary 17th Century Boots Description

A damaged fragment describes Cromwell era boots for soldiers. The leather is thick and padded, with towelled epura attached by twisted chains, reflecting rough equipment standard of the period.

Cromwell Dtest Chaine

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