Piano Tuning Appears Next Week by J P Menges
J P Menges the piano tuner will be here next week. Leave your owner at G W Bakers or Hoadley Drug one.
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1908
Page
7
J P Menges the piano tuner will be here next week. Leave your owner at G W Bakers or Hoadley Drug one.
A board recounts choosing seven standout candidates for a major promotion. The decisive factor was a broad knowledge of people and places, not technical training or travel. The story extols John Stedford Travel Lectures as daily material for parental education and future success.
A humorous exchange debates signs of growing old. Each speaker offers a coping insight from hair tidiness to stairs, rheumatic pain to liver functions, joking that ordinary pains signal aging. The dialogue contrasts candid self awareness with playful exaggeration about aging indicators.
The well known Johnny's Minstrels have been noted for excellence for thirty years and the management for the sound business ways. The organization is known from ocean to clan and Mr. Henry has for more than twenty years been styled the.
The reviewer notes beautiful scenery and well carried representation by the company. Costuming is quaint and pretty in 1350 fashion, with a strong, interesting plot focusing on Southern aristocracy and lightened with well staged reliefs.
A famed minstrel company led by Wily Thirke offers a clean, elegant show with 50 Vermatlic stars. The production promises top musical line and polished scenery. Also presented is Mary W. Holmes novel adapted as Tanipuat and Sunshine dramatized by Lem B. Parker.
The abort ana qized rouse between Amicon Delaware and Columbus delivers passengers without transfer. Through Tigrits service lists stops at London Springfield Dayton Cincinnati Hamilton Lancaster Canal Winchester Grove Port Circleville Chillicothe Ashville Kingston and intermediate points. Contact A L Muerpamer Gen Supt and B J Schornlaub Agent Marion Ohio for information.
Two minor poets drink and joke about famed writers Burns Petrarch Omar and Crosans wax while a cafe table marks beer rings on a polished surface. They tease each other with wishes for celebrated poets, then wander into the night.
A quirky stage night features a meh comedy with Southern melodies threaded through the act. The program notes promise witty dialogue and light entertainment from a local troupe.
A surgeon reports a patient feigning injury to collect over $11,000 in accident benefits with a fraudulent knee device. The case centers on questions of veracity and the insured’s pattern of deception. Authorities note the suspect’s dubious method involved exaggerating pain and timing of notifications to insurers.
East Buffalo New York January 8 market report shows cattle, hogs and sheep receipts with varying steady to lower prices. Union Stock Yards reports cattle valuations, hogs down sharply, and sheep mixed with notable totals and daily estimates.
Pittsburg market reports show cattle pricing across grades including fat cows and veal calves, with a steady supply and mixed demand, while hog receipts describe market activity and price ranges. Chicago grain prices fall on lower demand with varying May and July bids for wheat and corn amid active trading.
New York market data shows production and price notes for butter and creamery products. Butter packages quoted at 0.80 to 1.20 per unit, with Creamery extra and firsts listed. Receipts total about 10,621 packages with nearby white fancy and mixed fancy grades and western weights noted.
A fragmentary item discusses a Washington dinner where a distinguished scientist’s wife notices diplomat Mon sleurt repeatedly tossing a magnet under the table. He replies gravely that it is a float, provoking a tense pause. The crude humor and foreign frankness are noted in the overheard exchange.
Gilbert observes a smith shoeing his father’s horse and interjects to stop the trimming, declaring that his father does not want the horse reduced in size. The scene captures a child’s interference in a craftsman’s work and a playful family detail.
Claims PAZO OINTMENT cures bleeding itching or protruding piles in six to fourteen days or money back. Advertises guaranteed results and refund if not cured. Mentions quick relief and a money refund policy.
Willis D. Newton and heirs of Josephus Goodnow named as non residents owning property on Mill Street. City council of Marion Ohio resolves to pave Mill Street per specifications and will assess costs to affected lots if not completed within thirty days. City Clerk notices in Star and Mirror.
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