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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1908
Page
3
A brief note reflects on why busy photographers create images and what drives Bronskill Best Photos. It cites Bronskill and Kind as enduring figures in the trade, suggesting their name stands for reliable work wherever challenges arise.
Mary returns to Mapleton after Bohemia and a shattered romance with Ted Hartley. Robert, once the hopeful suitor, greets her with restrained joy as she declares a renewed vow to leave Bohemian life behind. The pair reconcile and vow to start anew, ending with a hopeful embrace.
An 1860s cavalry detail escorted a paymaster and horde to a post amid Indians and outlaws. A swift ambush by road agents sparked a firefight. Major B abandons the buckboard, taking the horse and leaving the paymaster and clerk to rally survivors. The paymaster’s cowardly act ignites harsh blame, while the troopers press on toward refuge and justice.
A survey notes that leading novelists, many Benedicts, tend to marry well. It cites Gilbert Parker, Mrs Parker, Robert Barr, Eva Bennett, Jerome J. Jerome, Rider Haggard, and Mrs Coulson Kernohan, detailing spouses, homes, and lasting unions as writers pursue quiet, productive partnerships.
A poetic tribute likens Gen Nodau to bamboo, Gen Nogi to chrysanthemum, Gen Oku to orchid, and Gen Kinski to plum blossom for their wartime virtues. The piece compares endurance through harsh winters and snow to the steadfast strength of these leaders, praising courage, resilience, and inspiration they provided to allied forces.
The text argues clothing shapes society and power, noting fashion’s sway over both women and men. It cites modern culture’s obsession with dress, its influence on events, and debates whether this sartorial force undermines reason or arousal.
The article surveys historic trees linked to colonial America including the Boston Elm that bore verse to Washington and a Penn treaty tree that stood near a gale wreck. It notes the Washington elm at Cambridge and the concept of law and religion under oaks, sycamores, and elms that housed meetings, executions, and sacred events. It also mentions a quirky tale of Apple Seed Johnny and the Miami apple tree. It closes with a note on dairy labor and the challenge of finding reliable milkers.
Fragmentary note describes hostess strains from rising vegetarianism and nut allergies, mentioning new dinning trends and unfamiliar foods. It hints at forced changes in serving staff and concludes with a cryptic proverb about fit and place.
An old ad promotes Colonial Country Club Hotel at West Baden Springs Indiana offering weekly rates and year round access. It touts healing mineral waters for kidney liver and stomach ailments and invites readers to request a sample gallon of mineral water with medical advice for a dollar.
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