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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
4
The item lists astronomical timings with rises and sets and mentions John G. Stark for Sheriff Henry Seiter Samural Creasap A. H. Trout for Commissioner. It then quotes playful lines from Love’s Labor Lost and critiques on Roosevelt’s currency bill passing amid a filibuster by Lafollette. The piece moves through political opinions, international notes, divorce allegations, and navy construction critique with varied historical references.
A jumble of political claims and social rumors. Presilert Roonevelt is cited about nominations in Chicago. mentions of a services board, marriage choices, Miss Lida Bridges, and heavenly marriages. Agriculture board notes Obdo bumper crop. farmers delayed corn. A West Virginian town reportedly lynches a Black man after a trial.
A 1H inch steam pipe blast at the National Cnah Regheter factory in Dayton killed two steam fitters Wren Arment and John Kimling and injured four others. Joseph Miller Michael Gibbet James An non and George Schruthe were badly burned. Exact cause unknown as workers were near a leaking pipe when the explosion occurred. The plant suffered substantial property damage.
Columbus dispatch reports a state charity meeting called by Governor Harris will form a four member committee and a secretary to begin an investigation next Tuesday into the death of John Adana at Manhedden State hospital.
Columbus reports bumper crops with wheat up about 17 percent from last year and overall yields near record levels. Oats and clover show strong percentages while rain delayed planting but forecast remains favorable. Fruit and berries expected to produce abundant yields as well.
A Paris event linked to Legitimist circles unfolds as Prefect Lepine challenges a secretive gathering. M. le Comte tests guests while leaders plan influence, revealing tensions between insiders and outsiders and hinting at a broader political maneuver.
A jumble of named figures and postings appears, noting Emperor Willity Jax granting the Order of the Crown of Prussia to William Charles Elck of the New York Times, Baron Albert A. Schlippenbach named consul general in New York, and Lone Klels appointed commercial agent in Philadelphia. It mentions Admiral Bletind Mowemain hailed as father of the fleet, a 1828 British Navy entry, and various academic and institutional references with unclear coherence or dates.
A satirical roundup from a mid century paper mocks weather hype and a nameless aristocrat on the road The piece notes Parisian scholars debating mind the article then shifts to a general jab at public delay and perplexing behavior The language is clipped and playful with fragmented references to places and figures.
English Etchings notes that Tandon holds 21 daily papers and 275 other publications. A dredger destined for Liverpool port measures 478 feet, capable of carrying 10,000 tons, with a thirty minute operation. London faces peak rush hours from 8 to 9 in the morning and from 6 to 7 in the evening, when about 144,000 people enter and leave the city respectively. The piece mentions other details about city landmarks and transit but is garbled in places.
The text discusses preventing harm to chicks from older animals, keeping multiple water fountains with clean water, and ensuring chicks drink safely. It also recommends good milk for chicks, cleaning out hatcheries daily, and using fire and coal to destroy germs, emphasizing high sanitation though phrased archaically.
The article profiles William Roser of Glenn County California whose start with 150 dollars grew into a turkey business yielding 800 dollars last year. He owns a 7400 dollar property and 26 cattle, with annual turkey earnings around four to six hundred dollars per year. Turkeys are herded after sheep over bare hills and gravels, thriving on scrubby pastures. Sunset Magazine.
The department led by Dr True finds no practical difference in food value among egg varieties and shells. Eggs cost 22 cents a dozen are very cheap, 16 cents slightly expensive, and 20 cents or two cents each very expensive. The poultry sector notes tight supply and rising prices, with better hatch rates and healthier chicks expected, aiding fall and winter demand. From July to December, old hens fetch more per feed than young stock, so selling early is advised to make room for pullets and growing birds.
The notice urges readers to contact multiple incubator manufacturers for catalogs to compare options. It warns against delaying purchases until ready to incubate and notes supply crowding during incubation season. It suggests ordering weeks ahead and mentions the term Banitarium causing downturns in suppliers.
In Canton Ohio, two game wardens from Columbus and Akron visited fashionable millinery shops to inspect feathered accessories. They questioned women store owners about the sale of suspect plumage, finding most plumes to be genuine female herons. The new law imposes a fine between 25 and a unspecified maximum.
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