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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1908
Page
5
Mrs Bowser fingers a sensational play idea after a phone message from husband Bowser. A theatrical manager persuades Bowser to back the production promising riches, while Bowser doubts the offer. They visit a saloon to discuss terms, drink setup costs, and the manager’s schemes, leaving Bowser wary of a possible swindle.
Fragmented OCR reading shows garbled dialogue about a warm place, a heated home, complexion specialists, and facial experiments. Names and clear facts are missing, yielding a blurred social exchange with no coherent events or participants.
Ohio Tax Commission backs an inheritance tax and extends Nichols law to all corporations as a hedge against revenue losses from a county local option bill. Governor Harris seeks a quick session start with a short pension while probing prohibition measures and a referen dum clause.
Frederick-era report on Olver Curtiss Perry, confined at Dannemora, who for four years has lived without eating or wearing clothes. Aimed to force transfer to a regular prison, Perry describes self-imposed blindness and starvation as protest against perceived unfair treatment. Insanity experts label him remarkable. family abandonment and halted parent visits accompany his drastic acts.
A fragmented OCR piece describes a Japanese college girl performing a bridge party routine with vivid, ceremonial cosmetic details. It recounts makeup, dress, and gestures including rouge, powdered skin, tied obi, lacquered clogs, and a graceful fan display as she exits in traditional style.
A great poultry farm reports an experimental air driven plucking method. Six turkeys were spun on a ground floor spit while feathers were removed by air, foreman and observers noting the promise yet noting it remains noncommercial and needs more work.
Vivid account of daily life in Paris St Lazare women’s prison. Observers describe inmates at gates and in corridors, a mix of hopeful chatter and hardship, with mothers and children present, uniforms taken, and personal items like small mirrors amid routine work, conversations, and looming release questions.
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