Local fraternal contest readers urged to vote and subscribe
The Mirror runs a contest where members of lodges and clubs vote for candidates. Readers are urged to secure subscriptions and coupons, with rules requiring paid ahead Mirror subs and proper coupon handling. Contenders gain or lose ground as campaigns push toward a final prize day.
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Mirror
Homense
Marion
Mirror Office
Charles Wayland
Macabees
T. J. Davies
Alberta Neal
Pythian Ste Ters
Caledonia
Succes
Harvey T. Davis
Abel
George Clark
Berks
Eady
Fesurah
World’s best music via the new player piano at Baker's
The player piano is praised for its near human touch and ease of use. It promises to bring refined music into homes, letting anyone enjoy piano tones without mastering technique. Its new features claim to reproduce expression and mood as if played by a live pianist.
Merling piano with integrated player action described
An article promotes a Merling piano praised for combining upright play by hand with a built in music roll system. The device enables nonmusicians to operate the piano via foot actuated mechanisms, allows simultaneous play with the roll, and can be tuned by an ordinary tuner without removing parts. The piece claims it as the highest achievement in instruments combining player and piano.
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Player
Wang
Chosen King Samuel 1617 27 A Kingly Call and Rejection
A fragmented sermon recounts Samuel and Saul, urging moral leadership and faith in God. It contrasts Saul’s haste and lack of humility with David’s rising trust, warning that rejecting God leads to loss of kingship and favor. The piece blends biblical quotes and local sermon tone about virtue and devotion.
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Tlebson
Samuel
Bie
George
Rhenemy
Lobe
Worth
Thin Town
Pen
Rolke
One Dollar Columbus Round Trip Sunday Special
A rail line offers a one dollar Columbus round trip on Sundays. First car departs Marion at 6:00 a.m. and the last car departs Columbus at 7:30 p.m. Also promoting a lawn fete and ice cream social at D. H. Lincoln’s lawn on Church and Vine Thursday evening.
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Columbus
D. H. Lincoln
Corner Church
Vine
Dry milk powder from lactose water reduction process
A feature on turning milk into dry powder by removing 87 percent water. Heat rollers at 240 degrees rapidly dry milk to under 5 percent moisture, killing bacteria while preserving chemical composition. Powder keeps indefinitely and can be rehydrated. claimed to be more nutritious by weight.
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Robinson
Outing Magazine
Monkey Jacko Disrupts Zanzibar Wedding Feast
Sir Harry Johnston recounts a tale of his old pet monkey Jacko in Zanzibar. During a wedding breakfast at a resident's house, Jacko raided the table, seized the tablecloth cords, and toppled the spread including the champagne. The incident ended with the furious bridegroom and the mischief unearthed in Pearson's Weekly.
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Harry Johnston
Zanaibar
Jacko
Pearson's Weekly
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