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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
14
The article describes three methods to move bees from existing hives into movable frame hives. It compares prying open hives, smoke and drum tactics, and the relocation of the hive to a shaded site, guiding bees into an empty box before transferring them to the new hive. It also notes reassembling the old hive after 21 days with an empty box on top.
The article links the Grand Duke of Saxe Weimar to a sad personal history and a possible marriage, noting Holland's succession for a future queen and royal ties. It then shifts to Alaska bears, describing a 1000 pound brown bear used in New York's Museum of Natural History and its remarkable hunting and feeding behavior observed by scientists.
Dialogue fragment shows a child asking about a virtue of justice and a father explaining that a virtuous person devotes time to actions toward others, while the son probes meaning and context in a cryptic exchange.
English author Arthur Shadwell describes a Manchester strike procession of cotton operatives. He notes a mosaic of nationalities marching together, including French, English, Colille, Scandinavian, Slav, Portuguese, Greek, and others, illustrating a cosmopolitan picture of the average American workman through a living scene.
A Borin physician Dr Weichardt claims a new serum for fatigue called the eerum 6 fatigue. He describes extracting it from animals bled to death after fatigue experiments and notes the serum softens fatigue by reinjecting into inoculated animals.
Fragmented text discusses weather pressure effects on behavior and morality, linking low pressure to police activity and mental disturbance. It also mentions experiments with oil to calm seas, explosive shells, and wooden wheels to spread oil evenly, noting evolving outcomes and safety concerns.
In the half yearly IBJ report after dividends and bonuses to shareholders, the line rewards officers with 7,000 yen. The text links private and national reward as motivation for deserving service, reflecting a culture of dedicated effort toward national work.
In Helgia men over twenty gain one vote, married men and widowers with families receive two votes, while priests and officials earn three. The text warns of severe penalties for violations.
Harshness blamed on Harry and turmoil, the piece argues women should cultivate a mellower voice. It cites Shakespeare and Higginson on voice quality, notes the benefit of a low voice for clarity, and advises singing teachers to train range. It highlights three voice registers and the need for public speaking polish.
A silver mounted replica umbrella sans hat pin stand leads this season’s market offerings. Described as serviceable, it reflects the era’s Art Nouveau style and attracts strong interest among collectors and shoppers.
A compact description notes a pretty stated clock with stand as part of a dressing table collection. The piece exemplifies the new art timepiece style, currently in high demand due to the vogue for art jewelry.
A warning urges keeping young children away from tobacco as it harms their health. It notes headaches nausea and sickness in poor homes, the greater impact on babies, and bans on under sixteen smoking in some areas. Parents are advised not to let boys smoke during growth years.
Fashion notes discuss collar stocks and tailored wash blouses for women, advising careful fabric choices and affordable accessories. Emphasis on washable materials, four in hand styles, butterfly bows, and pearl button trims. hints at group shopping to cut costs and tutorials on machine finishing with hand embroidery for smart effects.
A decorative clock feature described as fleur de lis motifs in enamel with a rich vermilion hue. The article notes these timepiece details as a latent effect and highlights their decorative touch and stylistic difference.
A compact clock framed with a barometer creates a balanced timepiece and weather recorder. This combination serves as a stylish ornament for homes or business offices, blending practical function with decorative appeal.
A fragmentary recipe describes making plum pudding by combining cream and sugar with suet milk and orange, adding many dried fruits and candied citron, then spicing with cloves nutmeg and cinnamon. The method calls for steaming for several hours in a large mold.
Buffalo receipts near 850, cattle and sheep active with steady tone. Hog arrivals 8,700 slow. cows, calves, and lambs show varied bids. Chicago grain bids mixed. wheat and corn futures traded with narrow ranges. Toledo and New York markets report steady creamery butter and eggs with modest gains in nearby dairy goods.
The text advises posture and carriage habits for health and appearance. It emphasizes standing, walking correctly, lifting the crown high, guiding the head to meet the chin, and performing exercises to improve balance, chest expansion, and overall poise. It warns against bending knees to reach the floor or head high.
Wheat and corn prices listed per bushel and per bale with oats rye and clover seed. Timothy and Hungarian seed priced per bale with adjustments noted. Local market bulletin reflects small changes and standard commodities trading terms.
Corrected daily prices for butter onions potatoes lard and eggs with rates per bushel per gallon and per pound. Included are beans rice flour corn meal prune dried peaches and seed raisins among other staples with varied price ranges and unit measures.
Milling names show varied prices per barrel for several brands including Plour BP Marion and Monarch, with tender and olden lea offerings noted. Prices range from about 1.20 to 1.70 per barrel, highlighting small batch and patent options.
The unusual line describes a hinge and heart beat as perfect sound, suggesting a quirky ad slogan. A whimsical note mentions eating the bird with confidence, attributed to Pick Mevtlp in a fragmentary historical item.
A fragment from Lipe vinbor's Magazine quotes Ted asking about when to pray to the morning or night and Roly Ad Ment replies that elves are cared for in daytime. The text is a garbled OCR snippet reflecting fantasy dialogue and magazine style.
The first holder of American Rhodes Scholarships will finish the three year course at Oxford next June. Examinations in the best state will be sent. the third installment of scholars is on their fortune favorable path.
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