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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1907

Page

7

Triumph of Magnetism and the Boy Phenomenon Claims

A sensational report details the Boy Phenomenon curing Mrs William Gregory of multiple tumors and easing severe stomach trouble and nervous dyspepsia. It cites Annie Watkin and Mrs Mayberry as other cases, praising magnetic treatments for goiter and various chronic ailments. Office hours at the Majestic are 10 am to 6 pm, with Sunday exception and 7 to 8 pm routine.

Perret Magnetron William Gregory Ronan Misa Annie Watkin Mrs. Gregory Mra Mayberry Phignon Enon Majestic Se

Local events in county town and obituaries noted

Edward Cook aged 75 of 1 was placed in the county jail. C Dickerson who pleaded guilty to a charge was taken to Maustiel reformatory. Funeral services were held yesterday at one for Mrs Samuel Hal. remains placed in Martin cemetery vault. The library meeting was postponed due to arch cost. R W Johnson, a renowned Green Camp farmer, is near death. Calvary Evangelical Sunday school plans rehearsals for Children’s Day Saturday at 2. Sunday is Children’s Day.

Edward Cook Thorcuy Rth C. Dickerson Maustiel Reformatory Siikey Sieritt Drown Mm Mola Samuel Hal Marfon ‘Cemetery R. W. Johnson Green Camp Schowla Calvary Evangelical Sunday School

Unstoppable Runaway Steers Traffic On West Center Street

Mrs. F. M. Warner of south of the city drove a pair of draft horses homeward when the team bolted after crossing the Pennsylvan ia tracks. The runaways ran along West Center Street toward a heavy dray, narrowly avoiding injury to bystanders. The horses were strained but the woman escaped unharmed as onlookers watched a dangerous scene end safely. Warner, a noted central Kansas horsewoman, hailed from the region.

West Center Street Hocking Valley F. M. Warner Kansas I Central Kansas

Sigma Delta Women Host Club Meeting on John Street

Members of the Sigma Delta Women’s Society were entertained after a duty at the Cawhjon on John Street. The gathering, from six, featured refreshments, games, and a program including coppering experiments and a fruit refreshment. Miss Gertrude Gibson of Pleasant Wood helped host, with guests from the G.R.C. and others attending.

Sigma Delta Hoxtes Gertrude Gibson G. RC Everlig Rene Teder

Miss Fay Gompf Hostess for Quarry Street Party

A party of fifteen friends surprised Miss Fay Gompf at her Quarry Street home last night. The evening featured games and refreshments with an assortment of snacks and a bar of chocolate.

Quarry Street Fay Gompf

Davis Children Under Care After Father's Death

Authorities plan to place Mrs. Jobin Davis's four younger children from Wilson Avenue in guardianship after their father John Davis killed himself two weeks ago. The children are ill with measles and mumps. the oldest, 16, may be sent to the county infirmary or state institution for the feeble minded, while the younger siblings likely go to Waditet Home. Decisions rest with local authorities and the court.

Jobin Davia Wilson Avenue Davie Willy Ber

Kerosene Explosion Injures Porter Girl at Home

Gladye Porter thirteen daughter of Mr and Mrs M A Porter of Green Camp was badly burned when kerosene poured on a stove exploded as she tried to light the fire at 7 20 o clock in the evening. Dr Free of Green Camp treated her with emergency surgery and dressings. The burn is described as painful but not of mortal seriousness.

Gladye Porter M.A. Porter Green Camp Free

Honest men in a jumbled tale at a New York banquet

An old farmer and his wife share a cautionary joke about sharpers on a St. Paul visit. A misunderstanding at a junction leads to a comic chase on an express train, ending with the wife declaring she outwitted her husband and warning against confidence tricks.

Wald Dod New York St. Paul St. Paw Expresa

Ever Ready Pump Speaker Advocates Quality Work

In a brief, rambling anecdote William Barclay Parsons warns against choosing cheap labor, arguing that quality work is essential though often more costly. He recalls a dairy customer asking a price and the response highlighting high costs for better results.

William Barclay Parsons Parsons Theman

Old village store and characters swirl through famed town

In a rustic narrative by Byron Williams the scene centers on a village store and its surrounding figures. The verse paints shopfront life, a crowded moor, and locals like Captain Boges and General Wee, with playful dialogue hinting at gossip, civic talk, and a sense of place and time.

Daily Market Report East Buffalo and Pittsburgh cattle and sheep sales

Market reports from East Buffalo and Pittsburgh detail cattle, calves, sheep, and hog trades. Prices for beef and veal rise and fall with activity described as steady or slow, with specific figures for various weights and livestock categories. Trade shows mixed demand across locations, with buyers cautious and prices fluctuating accordingly.

Market report shows slow trade and varied prices

Trade at the Hope Recella market slowed with buyers scarce. Prices listed include Pete Hewey at 6.00, others around 4.50 to 4.60 and heavier items down as activity cooled.

Hope Ghit Pete Hewey

Grain market report with scattered opening figures

Chicago grain notes mixed openings and intervals for soybeans, wheat, and corn across multiple dates. Entries reference September and November futures, district deliveries, and price ranges with occasional dealer names and locations, reflecting a weathered OCR transcript of market activity.

New York Produce Prices and Dairy Rates Readout

New York market notes show Jive 7. Butler-dies ret 7AM, creamery by 2100 at a8, factory Creworth 24, Kegr-ttecokia 40,080 fully mate dive. Nearly white fancy 18 12 p 19 de extra mixed 17 1-2 18y western fete 13 1-2 16. Southerny MH bed 16 1-2.

New York Butler Choice

Chicago Produce Prices Read Across Butter Eggs Poultry

Market report lists butter eggs and poultry prices in Chicago with varying rates. Notable entries include butter at 21, eggs 14 to 18, poultry values around 11 to 13, with different grades and home market terms.

Chicago Tirkere Chimsons Hes Dinlae Gethe Pat Atouou

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