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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
10
A fragmentary dialogue shows a poor yet proud artist defending his work while a critic questions its effect. The exchange wanders through garbled phrases about talent, health, and the doctor’s advice, with stray references to Detroit and Pitt.
May saw seven fires in the West End area with expenses unlikely to exceed 25 dollars. Funeral services were held for Pnerol and John Hyer at St Marys Church with interment in St Marys Cemetery. Oneida Croft and Mrs James Nob Jet had services at homes and Caledonia cemeteries. Degradation Day services at Salem Evangelical Church featured Congressman Grant Be. Menser. Dr C T Wiant marked 25 years as Marion resident. Funeral of Dr A A Bust to be held in Brusbon, with relatives in Marion planning attendance. E P Mingtrets events urged for June 6 at the Grand.
Congressman Monser was in Upper Sandusky on business today. Charles B Rankin celebrates his sixtieth birthday. Mr and Mrs William Leeper travel to Cleveland with daughter for a visit. Mr Lengell Ulah returns from Footmill Ohio after a few days on business. Mr and Mrs Pred Metcalf of Cleveland guest at S H Britton home. J Z Flowers learns of his mother's death in Zanesville. Misses Selma Meta Marx Rosalie Strelite go to Columbus to visit friends. Carlton Southard and sister Ethel Southard from Athens Penn stay with Dr and Mrs H W Sager. Jouthard recently graduated from Chicago School of Oratory. K P Minstrel to be a summer event.
Fragmentary text discusses brick versus other construction durability and mentions a Hunt or hunter, with unclear attributions. The readable portion emphasizes that a well constructed brick house will outlast a structure built of transle material, though details are garbled and hard to pin to a clear event or date.
A dialect infused monologue discusses why stomach trouble comes from eating habits and misread foods. It targets an American man and a barber scene, suggesting diet and digestion errors lead to discomfort. The piece emphasizes learning to enjoy appropriate foods and drinks.
A fragmented narrative depicts a visit by Mr. Hotson and a lively household scene. Characters such as Annie Blossom and Mrs. Robson share desserts, lemonade, and light quarrels while guests comment on behavior and a mother’s praise for sweets. The piece ends noting Edmund Vance Cooke in Woman's Home Companion.
A fragmentary dialogue surfaces describing a tense moment at a well. The speaker references Ike, Maria, and Asb in a cryptic exchange that hints at danger and a refusal to yield, suggesting a scene of confrontation or tension.
A domestic scene focuses on Mrs. Dolby pressing Samuel Dolby, a church deacon, to confess muttered exclamations and yells heard at home. She cites incidents from breakfast to chores, cataloging his outbursts like thunderation and Oh, ty through a series of testimonial numbers as he contemplates a possible confession or divorce.
A fragment shows a woman considering whether her taste in gifts pleases a man. A shop assistant named Paneh notes selecting items from a large stock for her. The dialogue hints at social judgments on propriety and presentation in a purchasing context.
The Mexican Republic enforces strict laws on traveling show advertising with heavy penalties for misrepresentations. The Gentry Shows toured Mexico last year and are cited for widespread ad material. The current season claims better acts and larger, improved equipment. They perform in town this week with a dance tonight at Schwinger’s.
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