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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1908

Page

6

Last Game of Series Halted by Wind and Rain

The final game in the series was stopped by wind and rain after a shaky top of the first inning. Burk and Nolan connected for hits for the home team as O'Toye, Tate, and Spencer made plays, but the weather forced a delay and eventual halt before the game could proceed, with no official scoring due to stoppage.

Trown Marond Miller Mortemeath Burk Wolf Nolan Spencer Tate Tolman Brown Marion Farrell O'Tey Doom Bradfield Regulator CO Atlanta

Boston Leader Observes Diggers With Manager Joe Kelley

Boston leader Joe Kelley surveys the Diggers as prospects for the major leagues, noting Keene, Morrell Ketter, Totehaw, and Laskey among players under consideration. He mentions O Day, Lake, Calipher Laskey, and Brown as rising talents, while warning no deal to move a Marley before season's end seems likely.

Joe Ketley Foley Wieek Piltsburg Cluemat Vanewsier Lok Marion Flim Dors Les Manger Marlon Auteld Morrell Ketter Totehaw Raly Hughey Leigh O'Day Lake Olay Beewo Manngar Calpher Laskey Brown Seueen Kelley Mahagement Hardy

Sad tale of theft and ruined clothes in Chicago News

A distressed narration describes a shopper’s loss of items and the impact on daily life in Chicago. The speaker laments misfortune, recalls encounters with a clever thief, and notes clothes shrinking after washing, all amid monthly payments and damp weather.

Irregular Chapel Attendance at Eastern University

An unusual note from Harper's Weekly describes a western habit of students who attended night tutoring and then chapel at 7 and 8. An alteration shifted chapel to 7 30, surprising the dean as the prior regulars never appeared. The humorous account highlights the clash between schedules and student routines.

Eastern University Moroing Harper'a Weekly

Vinegar Uses Mentioned For Food And Relaxation

A vintage note explains adding vinegar to boiling water for fish to remove oily taste and tenderize seal. It suggests rubbing beef with vinegar to soften it and using vinegar on neck and temples to relax when tired.

Pickett Defeated As Lima Wins Double Bill Pitching

In Newark and Lima both teams split a doubleheader. Linke and Pickett pitched well for the visitors while Linke, Brindle and others starred for Mansfield and Lancas ter. Final scores: Mansfield 1 Newark 3 Lima 1 Mans field 1.

Newark Lima Quahey Pickett Linke

Colonial Country Club Hotel at West Baden Springs Ad

Rates from 4.60 per day with private baths and weekly stays. Open year round invites visitors to drink the waters and use baths claiming cures for kidney and stomach ailments and nervous issues. Mail-in consultation offers Afinaead Water with medical guidance for home treatment.

Colonial Country Club West Baden Springs Indiana

Day of Double Headers Noted In American League Action

A day of double headers features several performances across teams with players including Pruitt Criger Montes and Detroit, plus Barnes, Summers, Sage, Morgesn, Curvat, Pyne and Bender. The scene includes Washington and Apennowr among others as standings and lineups shift with key batting and pitching showings.

Basten Borton & Ht Tans Et Aennidts Pruitt Clots Criger Montes Géme Detroit Howton Summers Sage Behidt Morgesn Curvat Bultiven Aot Aste Eitengo Phili Abauris Puvans Bender Aioe Ian Louie

Flippant Flings and Notable Purchases Across Papers

A collage of quotes from Providence Journal Detroit Free Press Chicago Post and Richmond Times noting science catching up with fiction a Puritan preacher on women's talk and Pierpont Morgan buying a bas-relief of Antinous for 90000, with uncertainty about value due to local shop stock.

Jules Verne Providence Journal Anthony Comstock Anthony Detroit Free Press London Chicago Post Pierpont Morgan

Plays and Players in 1910s Theatre Scene Highlights

In Paria Pauline Chase stars in Peter Pan amid reports of a major hit. Seymour Hicks and Elaline Terriss plan a U.S. visit with a musical comedy. Five Paid In Full companies are to tour next season. Alfred Sutro to write a new comedy for George Alexander and Charles Morohan in England. Marguerite Clark and Louis Gunning to lead musical comedies next season under Shuhera management.

Peter Pan Pauline Chase Paria Seymour Hicks Elaline Terrisstre America Fondext Alfred Sutro England George Alexander This County Charles Mrohman Marguerite Clark Louiw Gunning Shuhera

Pointed Paragraphs and Aged Men in Trouble

A collection reflects on common beliefs about men and aging, noting that the average man and the experienced man both face troubles, while a fool does not consider many things. It muses on quitting before exhausting others and remarks on health and clothing among people.

Cle Atchinoa Globe

Diggers Hike to Lancaster for Three Game Stretch

Marion’s Diggers head to Lancaster for a three game series after a rain shortened clash with Portsmouth. Wilmot and Laskey eye returns as Wilson nears full workout. Red Graig to work the mound and Withers likely in relays as the team holds a strong league lead and plans a Newark series next Monday.

Lancaster O'Day Eadly Din Portsmouth Marlen Bunday Marion Marlon Drcke Lancaster Tribe Diggers Hay Justus Almont Burk Wilmot Clut Wilson Lotshaw Red Graig Laskey Mitchiew Porliemouth Newark Marlon

Unanimous choice for Grand Exalted Ruler elected

Telegram from Dallas to Colorado Springs residents announces the unanimous election of the Grand Exalted Ruler of the MMP. Mr Holland praised for guiding local affairs and answering questions. City acquaintances express readiness to learn more about the appointment and its implications.

RR. LL Lotland Colorado Springs Col Dallas Texas MM P.O Holland

Notable figures and fortunes cited in brief notes

Brief items list donations, appointments, and personal histories. B D Libbey gives 108000 to Toledo Art Museum. Buckwkin Sam recalls wartime service. Willig A Bell to represent at a Pan American congress in Santiago. William Connors linked with Bangor timber. George F L Worthington’s stamp collection valued at 80000. Calvin and Charles Booth, married 1858, long-term couples in New Hampshire. William De Morgan splits time between London and Florence, vivid in ceramics. Charles R Richard named director of an New York institution concerned with industrial education. global travels noted.

B.D. Libbey Toledo (O Toledo Art Museum Buckwkin Sam Sam Fa Mangeliey Mechante Falta Willig A. Bell Legation Washington George Washin University Bantiago Chile William Connors Bangor George FL. Worthington Cleveland United States Henry J. Duveen New York Lempater XN. H Calvin Smith Charles M. Booth William de Morgan London Chelsea Florence England de Morgan Charles R. Richard Teachers’ College Columbia University Institution For the Advancement of Science and Art New York City Leen India China Japan

English Etchings and Fashion Notes From Everyday Life

A collage of Victorian era curios and social curiosities. The Holy Well of St Anne at Caversham is praised for public use while medieval waiters gain fame for healing. An inquest recounts a boy’s death and an operation at St Thomas hospital. The London Express notes a private punished for saluting error, and London cabs charge 16 cents a mile. Fashion waves include colorful outing suits, belt and gown color unity, varnished leather ties, and mock-fancy accessories. A Brooklyn Eagle blurb mocks food scarcity and a humorous exchange with Hoogey Higelow closes the item.

St. Anne Caversham England Bt Thomas’ Hospital London Louton Express Brooklyn Eagle

Towne and Browne discuss subsistence boat need

In a Philadelphia Prens exchange, Towne and Browne debate a man buying a house boat. Towne calls it a necessity rather than luxury and suggests he must move between a house and the Schump hett station for daily life.

Browne Towne Hile House Schumphett Station Philadelphia

Home Notes on Cleaning Marble Tables and Brooms

Do not use soap on marble table tops. Rinse with softened water and towel dry for best result. Rolla may crack when stale. dip quickly in hot water then bake to crisp. A grvel pot on stones cools and may hinder eating effectiveness. A broom with uneven wear lasts longer if straw is soaked in warm water, tied, and trimmed with scissors.

Fly Catches and Managerial Opinions in National League

Manager Fred Clarke of the Pitts barge haw been to the National league for fifteen years and haw not lost a bit of Lily elit Achille Joss the Cleveland pitcher leads a strong staff. Ed Sweeney of the New York Americans has impressed fans with peppery hitting and accurate throwing. Manager Ginnel of the Cincinnati Reds prefers right handed hitters and awaits Miller Huggton as the lone left handed bat in the lineup for a potential winning combination.

Fred Clarke Pitts Barge Lily Elit Achille Joss Cleveland Miller Huggton Vatter Reds

Laughter Quotes and Moral Reflections Across Thinkers

A collection of brief quotes on laughter from English and French writers, noting laughter as relief from gloom, a sign of character, and a catalyst for health. Includes observations from Carlyle Sterne Lawb Henry Giles and Addivop on humor and the human condition.

Charles Lawb Carlyle Henry Giles

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