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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1908

Page

6

Ashland Edges Marion In Hard Fought Hockey Battle

Ashland nipped Marion 6 to 5 in a battling game at the rink. Taylor and Freeman scored for Marion, Fahner and Shaw led Ashland with goals as the arena crowd of about 600 watched a tense back and forth. Strong defense by O Meta and late rallies kept the outcome in doubt through the final whistle. Marion faces Lancaster next, hoping for a rebound.

Marion Thorseshoes Iid Marton Ashland Fahner Hrapk Beraree Ja Jonge Aifblat Shaw Mather Feter Fanner Vaylor O'Meta Lancaster Marion Will Jay Zanesville To Wight Eee Freeman Hitet Rush Ketcher Waylor Rush Fahoershaw Genter Edgington Perry Hofbuck Dewitt Wruck Taylor Freeman Fletcher Amets LaLonge Godden

Polograms Perry Leads Defensive Stand For Local Team

Polograms Perry drew many ovations for solid defensive work as the halfback stifled the opposing rush. Cage, Yogier, Vreeman and Shaw meshed better each game, boosting team effort. Marion residents urged to attend upcoming home games to keep the squad competitive and safe from losses.

Perry Yogier Vreeman Shaw

There Is Plenty to Interest You Every Minute

A compact note promises constant appeal and variety, inviting readers to explore a program of diverse items and engaging features designed to captivate attention throughout each minute.

Mansfield Wins In Overtime Thriller Over Lancaster

Mansfield finally beat Lancaster 3 to 2 after four minutes of overtime. Long scored the winning goal while Lancaster tied late in the final period. Wallace delivered key saves and Long starred for Mansfield with Houghton Turner Whiting Hadley Morgan Haitback Keating contributing to the tense finish.

Mansfield Mansfeld Lancaster Wallace Hong the Rush Nolan Houghton Rugh Turner Whiting Hadley Morgan Haitback Keating

Springfield Franchise to Cincinnati Man Shifts Local Control

President Quinn of the Ohio State League completed an arrangement placing Kan sick of Cincinnati in control of the Springfield franchise. Mangick, with Augusta ties, seeks to manage locally, aiming for fair patronage rather than financial support. Canton protests, Canton owners seek injunction to block expulsion. new five year terms and shifting Canton talent amid a six club circuit in the Central League.

Quinn Ka. Kan Cincinnati Augusta Club South Atlantic Weague Georgia Club Yulin Mtr Springfield Canton Halks Ort Wayne Ind Central Tas Ball Association League Canton Zanesville George A. Williams Frank R Garson South Mead M. #. Heekins Wheeling Elmer Redelle Dayton Bade Myers Ous Akron Youngetown New Castle Erie Sharon

Lake Huron Dotted With Over 3000 Islands

The lake Huron region is noted for containing more than 3000 islands, a count higher than any other lake worldwide. This distinctive geography highlights Huron's unique archipelago.

Lake Huron

Valley Ball League Opens With Inaugural Meet

The first win by Naw M C A business men's Valley Ball League was held yesterday evening. The Assoola team captained by Dr. B E Ly competed against Dentista Merchants Lawyers and posted scores for three sets: Dentista 18 14 18 Merchants 18 9 Doctors 18 14 7.

Naw ¥. M.C. A. Business Men's Valley Ball League Assoola Dr. B. Ely

Bowling re A Nishly Interesting bowling cap amn

A fragmentary report notes a bowling event with unclear details and odd phrasing. It mentions a name and a place guess but lacks coherent information about participants, scores, or outcomes. Further text needed for a proper summary.

Doan's Kidney Pills and Local Notices in Marion

Fragmentary article notes Doan's Kidney Pills aiding back and kidney pain for a Marion resident, with testimonials from Mrs. Childers and others. Also describes bowling results, birthday party, and club meetings at Lincoln and Center streets, listing attendees and activities.

Witty Irish Judge and a Marginal Tale of Crime

London Tit-Bite recounts a disengaged criminal yarn with a boastful thief and his mob of fence helpers. The tale culminates with a 32 pound haul and a satirical note on Chief Justice Doherty famed for his wit in Dublin. The London Law Notes adds a quip about a cast of judges and wine at Dublin Castle.

Wim Neddie Nile Lyceum Theater London Doherty Irish Court of Common Pleas Dublin Castle Docherty London Law Notes

Swiss Naval Wars on Lake Gy a and Geneva Fleets

The piece recalls medieval and early modern naval actions on Lake Geneva, noting the Duke of Savoy's war galleys with rams and turrets, Geneva’s aiding fleet aiding in the 1596 capture of Chillon, and Vaud’s boats. It mentions the Great Bear as their largest armed vessel with 64 ships and 150 fighting men.

Lake of Gy ‘A Duke of Savoy Vonsola Versoix Geneva Chilon Vaud

Office Boy’s Odd Schedule Sparks Laughing Fit

A downtown office boy prints a spoof daily timetable with mock hours for agents, church groups, and sports callers. The garbled list features quirky labels like book agents 0-10 and bores 11-12, hinting at humorous misprints and office chatter.

Tor Cleveland

Hints for Housewives From a Bohemian Echo

A garbled vintage advice piece extols housework with cheeky notes about skeletons, kitchen quirks, and social mores. It mocks housekeeping costs, tasks, and domestic economy while sprinkled with bohemian slang and fragmented quotes from the February issue.

Inside the World’s Largest Crackers Factory

An excerpt from Woman's Home Companion describes a vast twenty three acre food factory. It shows twenty three acre floor space, seventy two thousand sacks of flour, and a process where flour for a single cracker brand is mixed on a gigantic tub like mixer. Elevators move flour to upper floors and the dough is formed in a giant mixing vat before the dough is baked. The piece highlights scale and precise water temperatures guiding dough preparation.

Woman's Home ‘Companion Mairy Sturthier

Fragmented OCR Passage Describes Kitchen Processes and Mixing

An oddly phrased excerpt outlines how water is turned into Nour and a sponge table is rolled by machinery. A head baker judges texture by touch, likening it to family memories, while bands and forms suggest a ritual for the average housewife.

Festival of the Dead in Eskimo Culture

New York Tribune describes an annual Eskimo festival near the Yrken river where living honor their dead with feasts, songs, offerings, and dances. Food and clothes are given to returning ghosts, lamps light the clubhouse, and relatives seal spirits with symbolic tokens before the ghost returns to the land of the dead.

Eskimos Yrken Lutervile Covero Ladla Simmons Generis New York Tribune

Fragmentary quote hints at ongoing tension and plans

Clipped, garbled lines suggest a persistent dispute or personal matter. The fragment mentions a person named Tonine tie CuvrierJ and a promise of a “good thing for tie morrow.” Details are unclear but imply repeated remarks or forewarning about future events.

Tye Erie

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