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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
4
A collage of snippets touches on domestic politics with Root and Allison, Roosevelt’s naturalist concept, Pettus complaints about the Brownsville inquiry, a joke on colonel Watterson, public smoking debates, oil firm touts, and foreign affairs miscues. It mentions a christening hiccup for the Spanish heir and resignations amid San Francisco prosecutions, all in a brisk, opinionated style.
Japanese Minister Aoki pressed Secretary Root with a Berkeley greenhouse damage claim as part of a broader note on U S Japan tensions. The finding suggests Japan pushes for restraint and warns against yielding to perceived Japanese influence in American affairs.
Prosecutors and physicians discuss performing a delicate operation to place a sword beneath Chauncey Cowell’s tongue to enable speech. If successful, the seven year old, deemed feeble minded and incapable of state admission, could be admitted to a state institution for the feeble minded. Officials plan further examinations by other doctors before any procedure. The case involves local authorities and debates over the boy’s eligibility for institutional care.
John Schwinger announces that his pavilion on David Street will open next week. If weather holds, the Monday Night Club will dance at the new open air hall, but the official public opening is set for Tuesday evening.
A brief item highlights a garbage specialist and invites participation with a test call to Chiaon Bon at 1685 on November 6. It mentions DU RYAN as a referenced contact in the note.
Marion and Baker figures attend the twenty eighth annual Ohio Grain Dealers Association meeting at Cedar Point. Breakers will host the gathering with a program featuring speeches by Charlke I B Jeckine and Homer Price on farming and agriculture. The event includes reports and committee appointments and aims to discuss farm and grain dealer interests.
To protect pupil interests and school funds, notice: pupils who failed promotion and wish to make up work during vacation must obtain approval from the teacher or Superintendent. Without approval or examination, promotion cannot be granted. Signed H. I. Prank Superintendent.
Interesting talks by Dr and Mrs A E Smith on missions and a social by the Queen Esther circle. Debrief includes devotional by Dr A B E Smith, piano by Belle Turton and Betherwell, readings by Edna Hawley, Hazel Hazen, paper by Mrs Gladys Cleveland, collection for missions in India, funds to support a mission year.
A lady customer suffered with Tetter for years and could not tend to her duties until one box of Chamberlain's Salve cured her. Chamberlain's medicines enjoy splendid local satisfaction in Almond Alabama, and are sold by all druggists.
Y M C A Happenings report the spring term exam in mechanical drawing and a night school quiz. The board of trustees will meet next Monday at 8 o'clock in the secretary's office to hear the secretary's annual report on department standings. A dental health ad offers $1 for a kidney bladder remedy with a money-back guarantee and pineapples claimed to be non alcoholic.
William Fetter, 28, died in a shafting accident at Huber works when a belt was restarted while he was aligning a pulley. His body was mangled beyond recognition. coroner and witnesses described instant death and extensive injuries. The funeral plans and surviving family were noted, with insurance bearing on the case.
Erie officials led by General Mechanical Superintendent J Rutoney and Master mechanic Jammer visited the Marion Manufacturing plant Thursday to assess its suitability for temporary Gallonabepa quarters. No statement was issued and no new information emerged regarding the situation.
Tonight you may enjoy tomorrow with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tabs. They provide a gentle laxative effect, clear the head and cleanse the stomach. Price 25 cents. Samples free at all drug stores.
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