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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
5
An uneven OCR fragment notes an eye care context with glasses and a caterer aiding Deafness treatment, mentioning AMolunoida removal and names LUNGHR and Huber Block in a partial record.
The Oily Way club presents a heavy advance sale for a vaudeville program at the opera house on the 16th headlined by Ed F. Sharpless ventriloquist and featuring Miss Mary Denison Galley violinist and a local act lineup. Sharpless arrives with a touring crew to ensure a strong floor and asks for full audience participation. The program also includes a notable quartet and a rare frog act, promising an entertaining evening with multiple acts and surprises.
A program titled Tally Wag Show The sent pale for the Tally Wag Vendeenle Show will open at the Grant opera house Monday morning at 8 oclock. Details are unclear due to the fragmented text.
An advertisement promotes D. D. D. Prescription as instant relief for severe skin itching and rashes in babies and adults. It claims wintergreen based formula calms burning spots, with instructions to apply a few drops for relief and permanent cure. Flocken's Pharmacy endorses the remedy.
A Flower Mission program, held Tuesday afternoon at Warthell Ladies' Home, featured piano, songs, scripture read by Mrs. Ken Fletcher, prayers by Mrs. Mary Jennin, and readings including an original poem by J. Austin. Mrs. Messenger discussed France Bennett Cattaway and the gathering closed with a hymn.
The advance sale for the Tally Way vaudeville promises to be the largest ever with limited seats per person to ensure fair access. Tickets go on sale Monday at the opera house box office starting at a.m. Prices and times are to be announced.
Rail veterans press Toledo encampment fare request arguing a cent a mile rate is due by federal policy. They cite past allowances and the need to transport delegates, noting dwindling veteran numbers and the political hurdle of establishing a precedent under the Cent per mile regime.
William F. Cody appears in a Bach performance drawing vast crowds. The Wild West show features horse events, Indian acts, and reimagined frontier scenes with crowds milling at the grounds. Cody’s presence anchors a spectacle that mixes history and entertainment, drawing hundreds into town.
Police report a burglary at the home of Josephine Johnson at 273 Mt Veron Avenue between 10 and 12 am. Thieves used a skeleton key to enter, taking about 400 in cash and jewelry including diamonds, a solid gold watch, and keepsakes. No clue yet. investigators guard the area while searches continue.
Finance Curren accused George Brown of assault and battery near the Newnan bridge south of the city. Brown was arrested and brought before Justice Gompf for hearing. Brown waived exam and was bound over to the grand jury under bond.
Margaret Crain, daughter of Nir and Mem. Bob. Cran, stepped on a tack at her home on West Center Street. She suffers excruciating pain and was treated after the incident. Authorities report she was under the influence of unidentified chemicals and may face serious trouble. Honjomin Kirke will travel to Ada for attendance at the commencement at Ohta Northern University Seltoo of Phar taney.
An 19th century advertisement touts Halle Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh including nasal and constitutional symptoms. It claims to purify blood with two-part treatment and to be endorsed by leading physicians, inviting readers to send for a free regiment and noting local availability through Henry & Co. Clo.
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