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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
3
The YMCA announces pool hours for different age groups. Children under thirteen swim Wednesdays and Saturdays at 10:00 AM, juniors thirteen to sixteen on Tuesdays and Fridays at 8:00 AM, and employed youths have evening access on Tuesdays and Fridays at 6:00 PM.
Funeral rites were held Wednesday and Thursday for Johan Gray at Pleasant Wilt church with Masons in charge and interment at Pleasant Hill cemetery. Charles Stow’s rites followed at his home and Marlin cemetery. Carrie Payne died Wednesday and was buried at Agosta cemetery after services at Agosta Methodist church.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a vessel or item named Admiral Coffre with scattered words about flour, honor, and a person or place. No coherent event or identifiable facts emerge to summarize meaningfully.
Mansfeld June William G Bharp of Myr was nominated for cortex by the Democracy. He won on the final ballot with 48 of 60 votes from Richland. Other counties backed him on every ballot. Delegates elected to the national convention included Harland Stewart Norwalk and Allen Beach. Tom John won national committeeman. TW Benson of Morrow county elected presidential elector.
An old time druggist promises a quick fix for colds with laxative bromide and quinine in Grove's remedy. The ad notes a refund if it fails to cure, reflecting historical patent medicine wording and sales claims without medical endorsement.
City auditor M Millett released May figures showing small receipts and limited cuts in spending. General fund ended May with 5 904 42 overdraft. public safety fund 2 008 15. earth fund 65 70. special assessment fund 14 722 82. refunding bond fund 608 27. Public service fund largely bond sale proceeds, usable only for bond issue purposes.
Mrs W C Torrance named agent to close affairs and settle claims for the firm of Becket and McMurray. Creditors urged to settle with Torrance as stock will be sold at warehouse price at once.
County official Cherie L. Allen reports May financials with a starting balance of 80 548 24 and month receipts of 7 201 01 disbursements 14 788 50 leaving an ending balance of 75 011 58. Outstanding warrants total 2 210 08 and county treasury 3 846 85 plus county depository 72 083 02 sum to 76 284 97.
Notice for probate court settlement of multiple estate accounts in Marin County. Administrators and executors listed include Rachel Berger Lewis Berger Benamin Bieber Mary Ladki Charles Quiley Willis Warner and George Kilting. Exceptions to the accounts must be filed before Saturday the 6th day of July A D 1908.
The readable fragment mentions humor and a salad item with unclear names and a telecommunication reference. It reads as garbled OCR with likely misplaced phrases about a person and a concept of freshness. The visible entities are indeterminate, yielding a brief, uncertain notice.
A group of men discuss Bill and his wife amid advice on handling a difficult marriage. They joke about violence, control, and harmony, with varied views on how a husband should manage a strong wife and the consequences of domestic strife. The dialogue reveals neighborhood perspectives and gender dynamics in a rough, humorous manner.
Dr Todd of the Liverpont School of Tropical Medicine estimates from West Africa investigations that ten years of sleeping sickness deaths in Africa range from 400000 to 600000 persons, underscoring the urgency of finding a remedy.
A fragmentary item asserts that the oyster industry in the South is precarious, with a stark claim that the trade barely sustains itself. The text mentions New Orleans and tin seafood distributors, hinting at supply challenges and regional dynamics.
In a Glover Hall dance Ray snubs the club leader, vowing not to dance with him amid a crush of admirers. Her plan backfires when the second bass invites the leader, and Bob’s teasing reveals Ray’s taste for truth about popular men and her bold stance.
Analysis shows Jonas leads coke production in Pennsylvania. In 1905 output reached 70 percent of the state total, up from 54 percent fifteen years earlier. Capital invested nears 90,712,877 with about 19,000 wage earners employed in the industry.
A fragment notes Birango's plan to save thoughtfully, aiming to secure a subscription that would enable a dash to the Pole via a tunnel. This terse item highlights speculative effort and a bold escape vision.
The article reviews the rise of combined silver and crystal tableware, detailing champagne glasses with rock crystal bowls mounted on silver stems, removable crystal parts for easy cleaning, and intricately hand-worked silver stems. It notes various pieces including wine, liqueur, fruit, juice, and sauce dishes with removable rims, pierced silver trim, and elaborate sandwich plates and cake dishes, highlighting fashion and practicality.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a moonlit figure over a menu, notes a boarder, and mentions the largest flour mill in the British empire located in Montreal producing 6,000 barrels of flour daily. It reflects on speculation affecting marriage bonds and values character over wealth knowledge and manpower.
Advertising notice for Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Indiana promoting Ameri can Plan rates from 250 to 4.50 per day with private baths and weekly specials. It invites guests to drink the water and bathe claiming cures for kidney liver stomach ailments and nervous complaints. The ad offers medical guidance by physicians and mail orders for a one week stay.
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