10 Jun 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
1
Corral Wesleyan Church announces Sunday services at Prospect Street corner with Pastor Buerkie and Sunday school events. Dozens of church activities fill the week including children’s day programs, teacher meetings, and a 2:15 PM session Haines, with various speakers and continued Bible study.
The Woodworth Co offers an experimental package of Senpine free to all ages, touted as a great discovery for coughs bronchitis and catarrh. Promoters claim it cures thousands with prior treatments and urge belief in a scientific compound developed at Viento University.
Fragmented church notices list sermons and prayer meetings at Beary Bridy and Hible schiol with times around 7:40 p m. Congregational gathering and hymns planned. Multiple gatherings reference Protestant and Lutheran groups, pastor J W Senitinger and superintendent M Reter, with Sunday services and devotional hours noted.
Local notices invite the public to attend multiple church events and prayer meetings led by Superintendent and pastors. Details include discussions on labor policies, sermon themes, and upcoming services at Epworth Teague, South Prospect, and related venues with times ranging from 5:30 p.m. to morning sessions.
The text provides a fragmented, OCR damaged excerpt mentioning Fled Diaz and a claimed desire for control in Mexico. It includes scattered references to political intrigue, names, and events with little coherent structure and numerous garbled terms.
Readable fragments outline daily and holiday timetables for southbound and northbound trains between Columbus, Marion, and Weathound. Details include departure hours such as 8 and 11 pm, morning 6:69 and 7:66 am style marks, and notes about Sunday exceptions and effect dates.
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