Grand Prize display and piano prize contest notes
The Grand Prize piano display is featured at MG. W. Bakers Muse Store with a Sterling Player Piano two in one. Marion fraternal groups show strong support as Mrs. Charles Wayland leads in votes for Indies Met with Alberta Neal close behind. The Mirror urges fair play and announces vote rules and transfer limits for the contest.
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MG. W. Baker
Muse Store
America
Elise
Wideawake
Marion Ie
Marion
Baker
Charles Wayland
The
Maccabees
Alberta Neal
George Hexemann
Mayer piano at Baker's Music Store display
The Mayer piano influence expands with a new player design sold at G W Baker's Music Store. The instrument combines player and piano, offering a velvet touch and easy operation that a child can use, with adjustable action and roll compatibility. It claims to transform the piano into an obedient servant with minimal instruction.
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Mayer
Antara
Nimster
Dhand
Voting rules and certificates in a mirrored contest
The article describes a lodge based voting contest with certificates and ballots clipped from a publication called the Mirror. It outlines strict rules on eligibility, signature requirements, and how votes are counted, including handling ties and eligibility restrictions for candidates and employees.
Wonderful Surgery Sparks Controversy In Berlin
An aging resident of Berlin reports a dramatic medical experiment where part of a mother's thyroid was grafted into her child, aiming to create a more intelligent being. Dr Cart Corre, a German figure with a dubious track record, oversaw the controversial transplant amid global attention.
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Berlin
de. Cart Corre
Gure Goon
No Room to Pass Excerpt Sparks Quip Exchange
A brief snippet from the Houston Post shows a playful exchange between two women. The speaker exclaims fear while another retorts that the situation could not pass the waist, delivering a humorous if cryptic line.
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Mins Lacer
Houston Post
The Real Sequence and Mra Premiere Dialogue
A garbled excerpt from a vintage periodical features a dialogue about new gowns and travel plans. The text includes references to a Mrs and a woman discussing outfits before a visit, with scattered names resembling magazine attributions.
The Retort Courteous and The Weiter-Ah Note
A quirky, fragmented verse from a New York literary piece noting playful mockery and personal observations about attire and style. The text blends mock critique with clever wordplay, reflecting a casual, ironic tone in a reflective journal fragment.
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New York
Petition for Free Turnpike in Marion County Ohio
Petition filed May 11 1908 by Frad Brooks and others requesting a special session to appoint commissioners to lay out a Free Turnpike Road within Marion County Ohio. The route runs east to west from Grand Prairie through Salt Rock township to the section line, with an annual tax levy proposed for up to five years not exceeding ten mills on the property within the bounds.
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Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Ohio
Peloek
Marion
State of
Grand Prairie Township
Marion and
Upper Sandusky
Grand Prairie
Salt Reek Township
Nootion
Salt Rock Township
Frad Brooks
Hag
Colonial Country Club Hotel at West Baden Springs
Rates from $2.60 to $8.00 per day Ameri can Plan with private baths and weekly specials. Open year round inviting visitors to drink the waters and bathe for cures. Advertises home treatment by mail with a refunded $2.00 trial and six gallons of mineral water with physician guidance.
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Colonial Country Club
West Baden Springs
Indiana
Phyal Clans
Ingenious swindle dupes chemists at Paris depot
About 200 chemists in Paris were approached by an impostor who handed a prescription for a bottle of colored water and claimed a special ingredient could be bought only at a wholesale depot. Deputies rented the depot, sold the fake elixir for 12 francs, and the police are investigating in Cantor and surrounding areas.
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Parte
Parle
Bg Corthen
Barrels of Money Sealed For Russian Bride’s Gift
The Grand Duchess Maria Pawlowna of Russia deposits 9,500,000 rubles as a dowry to her fiancé, Crown Prince William of Sweden. Shipments arrived from Saint Petersburg in 35 barrels, each with 100,000 rubles in gold. The Swedish mint will recast the gold into crowns free of charge. The couple will establish their royal household while she retains income from estates in Russia. A residence is being built near the capital for the honeymooners at the prince’s expense.
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Maria Pawlowna
Russia
Mritice
Argonaut
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Marion Mirror
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Daily Mirror
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Union Station
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