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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
6
Fragmentary rail timetable notes show C. F. division entries with ventibuled locomotives and daily service. Mentions Chicago Express at 1:9 or 288 am, Cincinnati Express at 1:16 am, ventibuled limited sailings, and Sunday pattern.
New York Central Lines announces west bound Phoher Home 246 and Bell 177 trains effective January 1, 1907. For details on trains call the information operator.
McVey's Tiger dominates the original Lowe Burners at Webb Park yesterday afternoon winning by a clear margin. Highlights include Burk's timely hits, Bailey's effectiveness, and critical errors that shifted momentum in favor of Mansfield. Maranot and Manefield led steady offensives for their teams as Delehanty and Lindaman contributed key plays in tight late innings.
In this garbled recap a baseball sequence references BWG hoses, Delohanty, Lijeme, Hines, Shafer, Burk, Loree, Quinn, Minefield, Parrell, Middleton, Tate, Lindeman, Spens, King, Riley, and Tate. The text notes outs, a walk, a first base, two bases, a relay play, and a foul fly, but many words are unclear or corrupted.
Local recap notes Akron defeating Champro 10 to 3 with Akin delivering a standout pitching performance. Describes early miscues, late-inning runs, and listed batters including Callahan Blount and Birvod, plus references to other regional games and Ashland ties.
The Lime Burners depart Newark to begin a string of three games at Newark three here and three there. They will contest with Linwaster Yonnga town Akron New Castle and Sharon ahead of double-fender matchups. The team aims to recover players and return to form after the long trip.
In Newark on Thursday the Lancaster trial of Larry Smith faced delays as several players wore court attire at Lancaster Tinker Land bolt gang case. The day’s proceedings were postponed while witnesses and attendees awaited clarity on scheduling and venue at the Burere courthouse in Newark.
In American page standings shows clubs list with Won Lost Pet across leagues. Key names include Uebhardt Clarke Doyle Keefe Kleinow and players Walsh McFarland Waddett Bedrick at Washington St Louis Detroit Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago under National League results with scores and matchups against Pittburg Brooklyn St Louis Philadelphia and Cincinnati Brooklyn.
An examination of the 21 gun national salute, its origins in 1812 1818 and its ties to state counts. It notes Britain royal traditions and compares France Germany and the United States, highlighting the Fourth of July salute as a special case.
A Dutch experimenter shows bananas ripen by adjustable electric rays inside a glass chamber. Tests indicate ripening depends on ray exposure, allowing green fruit to reach full size before harvest. This challenges the belief that bananas ripen on the tree and suggests controlled ripening off the plant.
An old sore claim cites blood poisoning remedies and Swift Specific Co advertising. The piece mentions a publisher’s labor journal network in the United States and Canada, claiming widespread readership and broad influence among workers and readers.
The fragment from Francis Bacon extols reading as the path to wisdom and discernment. It argues that reading should be weighed and used, not merely believed, and distinguishes books by how they are best consumed. It notes that conference sharpens readiness and writing hones exactness, urging memory and wit accordingly.
A fragmented critique on male fantasies of an ideal wife. The text argues men often reject reality, imagining a perfect partner who would clash with real life. It suggests the imagined ideal would be a bore and that men select someone different when forming actual relationships.
A New York man unintentionally gains fame after the telephone company omits his street and number from the directory while listing his name and phone. Curious strangers seek his address from an information bureau, while others wonder about the reason behind the omission.
A historical notice warns that forty five women died in the United States from headache powders containing poisonous ingredients. It claims such tonics paralyze the heart and nerves. The ad promotes Nerve Pills as a cure by revitalizing the nerves and restoring energy, offered for fifty cents at drug stores in Marion Ohio and Buffalo New York.
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