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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
6
Wew York Central Lines High Four Route west bound trains daily except Ivala and Hos. 6 and 10 L. E. Nebercall, ticket agent, phones Home 246, Bell 177. Effective Jan. 1, 1907. For further train information call operator.
The notice lists travel options from Exposition via the Valley route to Jamestown with twenty nine routes. It details liberal stopovers and rate schedules including 10 day 12.00 dollars, 15 day 16.50 dollars, 60 day 19.26 dollars, with various through tickets and a base 60 day option 23.76 dollars and a New 60 day ticket 28.00 dollars. Tickets go on sale April 19 through November.
Yesterday's results show New Castle 2 Youngstown 1 with postponements for several games. Marion visits Mansfield tomorrow while Mansfield hosts Webb Park today if weather permits. forecasts warn no games next week.
Veyrurstawe lost yesterday to New Castle in a rain soaked race. Mud marked the track as competitors, led by Malend of Vewgestown, struggled toward the tape. Webb remained hopeful that conditions improve for tomorrow while Burk eyed Main Hotel and Wilmot or Tine prepared to pitch here.
New Castle defeated Youngstown 4 to 1 in a Pennsylvania game. The report mentions players Hagen Wooden Breen and Bredn with two base hits and a Strack strikeout, though the text includes numerous garbled phrases.
Reported lineup includes Hit the Sprat Hagen Trem Stas on in McAleere Woodruft Horkis Green and Parked shells Umpire Lathan Tanent. Attendance 250 at Newark line 5. Lancaster Newark game postponed due to wet field. makeup set for next Thursday. Webb left to dig for Mattoon Tl finishing season. Gugli recovering after hit by pitched ball Monday. Wind and rain damaged Woeth fark left field fence. repair crew estimating completion by Fomonrew.
Manager Drumm confirms Fox, a right hander from Kane Pa., has joined the Line Burners in the Interstate League after a trade that sent catcher Hilly Smith to another club. Fox, who played with Des Moines last season, is in top form and ready to start. Hopkins from Des Moines is also in the mix as a catcher option.
New Castle reports a major shake-up as pitcher Cam Hite is released by manager Hilly Smidh. Announcement promises a geo fresh ke-up of the squad with The Noes Murining and the next two works said to be in the works. Camille, once a top twirler, is said to have been a star and others from the reputed Mars may depart. Fans are frantic over the changes.
Rediscovered reminiscences recount how ballpark grounds were tuned to aid pitchers and fielders in early Baltimore and New York battles for the pennant. Tales tell of mound manipulation, turf shaping, and the craft of managers and groundkeepers influencing outcomes, alongside notes on players Abe Attell Mike Sullivan and Monroe Salisbury’s era of racing figures and trainers.
Capt W B Nye, marine superintendent for United States Army Transport, recalls 27 years at sea and asserts most disasters stem from incompetent crews. He praises constant vigilance, never trusting others in danger, and notes the perils of fatigue, cowardice, and neglect aboard ships.
A fragment from a 19th century newspaper recalls a district school on Long Island where a teacher and twelve scholars engage in varied lessons and misunderstandings. The teacher explains curious beliefs held by the school board and directors, while students learn arithmetic and geography amid amusing misperceptions.
Western clubs of the American League begin their first series with standings showing wins and losses. Notable games include New York versus Cleveland, Boston versus Detroit, Philadelphia versus Chicago, and Washington versus Louisville. Players Patterson White Bullivany Plank Schreck Mullin Archer Tannenill Oberiin Crhr Shaw Wallington Rowell Stephene Patten Heydon Nogamen among those named.
Dr. Weir Mitchell notes nervous symptoms in school children during examination time and warns of potential long term health impact. He endorses Dr. A W Chase’s Nerve Pills as a restorative treatment for weak and sickly children, claiming they build vigor and improve brain function. available 0. cents per box through Buffalo company and Marion Ohio dealer.
Piles relief claim for Williams Indian Pile Ointment absorbs tumors and stops itching instantly. Advertises private parts use and rapid action. Sold by Williams Co. Cleveland and local agents.
The notice promotes Williams Kidney Pills from Williams Manufacturing Company Propagy Cleveland Ohio. It asks if readers neglect their health and show symptoms from overwork such as loins pains and frequent urination, claiming cure at druggists for 60 cents and listing Tsohanen Bros as seller.
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