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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1908
Page
8
A sale advertises high grade boys suits from 21 2 to 16 years at extraordinary bargain prices. A fall and winter selection remains but is shrinking daily as stock is depleted. The ad emphasizes quality and limited availability with a growing shortage of sizes.
In a torn and garbled notice from the county north of Saltie, Carl Anderson of Foxtorla and Giwot Mouser of this city are the candidates for congress from the district. A penent vote is planned for the Payton Blow? avenue meeting. The event is described as turning the plant into an annual affair.
Prospect hosted a bustling town gathering with fireworks, a band, temperance talks by Judge A Blaie and Judge B G Young, and a planned rival program at Gast grove. Attendance was large, grounds well guarded, farmers and townspeople mingled, and a 4 pm baseball game drew a live crowd.
An advertisement extols a cataract cure as internally acting on blood and mucous surfaces, claiming endorsement of Ed. Cheney after 15 years of association with Walding Kinnan Marvin. Includes testimonial style language and price per bottle, with products also advertised for constipation.
The Gates family gathering, one of Ohio's oldest, took place at Greenwood Lake in Delaware on Thursday. A large local turnout enjoyed outdoor diversions and a noon dinner for more than 150 attendees, including K J Wagner and Henry Kenner with their families.
The speaker criticizes dullness and disorder in classrooms caused by overwork and nervous strain. Prof Albert argues for shorter school hours, focused concentration, and regular relaxation, plus home as the true foundation of character. He lists five factors shaping American life: home, school, shop, state justice, and virtuous leadership, urging teachers to model rightness and guide students daily.
Frank Cornell, a Longville section man, heard a buzzing note while mowing weeds near the railroad. He found a two foot rattler with six rattles and a button. operator Mr. Benson helped kill it, the first rattler of its kind in years attracting much attention.
Inspectors roam grocery and drug stores today to verify compliance with the new pure food law. They seek to ensure that goods are labeled properly and received honestly, aiming to enforce every detail of the regulation across the city.
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