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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1908
Page
10
The piece reports on the interference by the Weling Government urging editors of native papers to obey Chinese edicts regarding coverage of foreign talks with Soochow Hoanghow Anthing Hallway and Tibetan negotiations. It notes threats of arrest and beating to compel compliance amid governance pressure.
Management thanks Marion city and county for Christmas donations and support to the B. Waddell Marion Gentry Children’s Home. Officials list numerous donors and items from books to fruit, clothing, food, and toys. The home invites ministers and the public to attend services and welcomes daily visitors except Saturdays and Sundays.
Colwatiy June 18 The reclamation of Jackson county by Boss Gould dominated the Taft Foraker contest. A Saturday committee meeting restored Gould to power and signaled a rebuke to the state committee call. Taft has enough support to control the convention with over forty counties endorsing him and about 460 votes. Fifty-one counties had called primaries, while Guernsey Holmes and Melgosewan county committees voted no.
An advertisement touts charcoal lozenges as a natural purifier for stomach and bowels, improving breath and complexion. It claims absorption of impurities, digestion aid, and liver benefit, urging daily use with a 25 cent price and a free trial offer from Stuart Co., Moveholl, Mich.
Owens residents greet a business visitor J J Hosler of Augusta and several others including Mr and Mrs S G Kloinauer of Cleveland and Mrs Sophia Hucker visiting India pole and Travers City Michigan. Updates note defecate operation and extended trips through Europe with Mr Miley of Malvbantas Steam Shovel company and other extended stays.
Advertisement promises home treatment for piles using a new absorption method. It asks readers to mail addresses for a free trial sample and claims permanent relief, insisting on secrecy and immediate responses. The copy uses faulty spelling and offers unsolicited postal requests.
City council demands mandatory distribution of school funds to designated banks or face mandamus action. Treasurer C D Walters warned he could be held personally liable if deposits are mismanaged, while a court ruling confirms the despository mandate and limits discretionary action by the treasurer.
An aging reader shares a personal testimonial about headaches backache and urinary issues caused by kidney trouble. The piece promotes Hoan's Kidney Pills as an effective remedy claiming lasting relief and permanent cure with sales through Buffalo New York agents.
A curt oil doctor advised a nervous patient to stop a habit that worsened anxiety. The doctor linked the habit to nervous strain and potential breakdown, noting its effects on the nervous system and overall vitality.
Happenings in Lodgedom report Protected Home Circle officers installed led by William Gevenfle and M Te Trinker with Woodmen of the World following Friday. Knights of Pythias hold stag social and plan future gatherings. Marion Lodge No 7 and Acceptil Masons prepare for annual ladies election set for February 14.
Mansfeld district lecturer to inspect as officers install next Tuesday afternoon after an all day sewing event at Mrs M H Pingard's John Street home.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease, not local. Hall's Catarrh Cure from W J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio is advertised as the only constitutional remedy, with a $100 reward for proofs it fails. Sold by druggists 75 cents. Regular pills for regulation also promoted.
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