31 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1907
Page
1
In a heated scene on a street, Bowser confronts a tramp demanding pity for charity. The exchange escalates with threats and taunts as Bowser pleads for funds while a crowd jeers. The confrontation ends with Bowser ordering the tramp away and the crowd’s anger waning as police or aid figures are sought.
A Philadelphia lawyer narrator hints at a tangled domestic scene and a mysterious past. The fragmentary text suggests conflict and a strained marriage as clues surface about a hidden scheme or motive.
An unclear OCR snippet shows garbled dialogue and stray phrases from a crowd scene. Names, places, and events are unreadable, leaving only faint hints of a public gathering and disputed remarks that resist clear interpretation.
Doctor reports difficulty in assessing the bonuiteak while noting Walter Well ate a meal. The exchange implies continued uncertainty about the item or condition.
Pilgrim Joe promotes a moving pictures exhibition with scenes of Napoleon crossing the Alps and Valley Forge, promising a feast of movement pictures. He claims the show is original and warns against impostors while touting the danger and excitement of his act.
A wife, trained in cooking, reshapes a failed dinner into a transformed meal by reusing scraps. The bridegroom initially recoils to the dish but soon enjoys the salvageable stew made from gravy, potatoes, carrots, and curry lamb, praising the novel repurpose.
A crowd of youngsters in Sunday dress frolic with a rope made from worn lines. One girl repeatedly knocks her hat as the rope snaps and slips. Hats duplicate in appearance spark a lighthearted mix up as guardians laugh and confirm twins among the group.
An observer on upper Broadway notes two men who look alike and can be told apart by their mannerisms and dress. One twin enters a cafe and reappears, greeting the other with familiarity. The pair, indistinguishable in appearance, are said to differ in drinks and perhaps character.
The Marion County Bank Co lists Henry A. True and D. Copeland as directors with A. Ackerman. Capital 260000 plus surplus 60000. W. H Schaffner serves as President with D. Bohaffner as Cashier. Vice Presidents include D. Copeland and O. D. Phsher. Assistant Cash Kennedy and others named as directors include W. G. Harding 0. 0. Fisher W. B. Fisher Ved G. B. Christian W A. Schaffner J G Leffler.
Richmond Virginia resident Le Wagter Wholaise Drugettt reports a severe scistic rheumatism attack eased by a remedy sold at Dumble Pharmacy. The notice advertises Pure Milk Company products and a Columbus travel special by C D M with trains from Marion and Columbus. It also mentions a farm sale at Crow's barn with consignments invited.
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