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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
14
A cluttered OCR indicates multiple church notices. Baptists and Presbyterians list pastors, service times, Sunday School, and special subjects. A City Mission room and evangelistic meetings are noted with dates, locations, and leaders referenced in fragmented details.
Interested readers are invited to join a regular study session each Sunday and Wednesday evening. The notice invites participation from anyone who may have heard the sermon and wishes to attend or learn more.
A compact listing shows Omri Nan Church and others detailing communion, prayer meetings, Sabbath School, sermons by Reverend Rosewood and other pastors, and varied service times. German and English services occur, with morning, afternoon, and evening worships, and notes about Sunday school and choir concerts.
Pirst Church of Christ Forentist corner of Church and Baker Streets invites all to Sunday services at 10:30 a m with a sermon Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force Wednesday night emotional meeting at 7 50 p m daily reading room hours 1 to 4 p m Christian Science literature available corner Heat and Gatunaeeta Pastor Stallmorn and Sunday School 9 4 A M Philbrick superintendent services in the Boglian language
The text notes a Friday gathering of the ladies dodge ty with Mr Afi Mf Tat after choir practice. Members will take the 2 elderlection futarufian car. All are welcome to worship with us.
Frap Baptist Church, Gro. K. Barna, pastor, Sunday School at 00 min. mm, Jeanette Fite superintendent. Morning service at 10:90 a m with subject Patriotism. PM. By Heerbower president preaches at 7:00 p m. Sunday School at Davids and PMrios street at 2:80 p m. Anna Fite superintendent. AM men and Daughters of America to attend in a body. Public invited. gentlemen to seats.
A fragmented, late era prose piece describes a group conversing about Wagner and Parsifal while chewing gum. The narrator notes how the gum chewing distracts and disfigures the discussion, shaping perception of the exhibition and its perceived fuel.
Henry Jamed in Harper's Bazaar laments social norms in early discussion of women's agency. He questions propriety and the risks of male dominance in intimate conversations, exploring morality, respectability, and the balance of power between genders.
A fragmentary humor piece features the Jolly Jesters riffing on watermelons and springs with quick informal banter. It shifts to a note about vandalism at Shelley’s grave observed by a Harper’s Weekly correspondent at a Protestant cemetery, then hints at wandering and commentary.
In Boise on June 1, corroborative testimony was introduced over defense objections. A telegram read by Steve Adame from Ogden urged money, and a New York bank draft tied to Haywood’s signature was admitted. Former Governor Peabody testified about an attempted arrest and related matters.
Governor Higgins presents a bronze plaque and a solid silver service to the battleship Rhode Island during ceremonies in Newport. Senator Wetmore delivers the keynote, Captain Bowman accepts, and officers host a luncheon. The silver service, valued at 8500 dollars, features Rhode Island symbols and portraits of naval heroes Oliver Hazard Perry, Nicholas Hopkins, Matthew Galbraith Perry, and Abraham Whipple.
Milania June 18 The project to erect a half million Wesley Memorial church in Atlanta is expected to receive broad support tomorrow at a large meeting to decide steps this winter The meeting will be attended by dignitaries including Galloway Hendrix Atking Morrison and others The venture is one of the largest undertakings in Southern Methodism and envisions a central church a splendid hospital and facilities for every branch of church work in memory of John Wesley the founder of Methodism who visited Georgia over a century ago.
Fragmentary account describes vandalism at a Shelley grave where a visitor cut the poet's name into a marble surface and altered the inscription. The piece notes skepticism about admirers’ conduct and cites a Detroit Free Press item quoting concerns over funds and staying abroad.
A garbled OCR fragment references a person behind someone and a ten jet BO with unclear terms. The readable bits mention Revoni and Alaghauad, but no complete events, dates, or locations are discernible for a coherent news item.
East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards report cattle receipts around 900 with market steady to unchanged. Veal, sheep, and hogs show varied declines and gains, with top cattle around 7.25 and hogs moving 6.20 to 6.45. Chicago grains note wheat futures firm but mixed, corn steady to higher amid overall market activity. Names of regions include East Buffalo N Y and Pittsburg PA with June 15-18 dates.
A fragmented Toledo market page records commodity quotes for wheat corn oats and rye with cash and future prices for September December and July contracts. It notes pork product ranges and volume shifts, plus slight price variation across commodities and weeks.
Chicago markets show Butter and eggs prices with butter irregular offerings and poultry prices listed per dozen for turkeys and chickens. Boston wool market reports quiet activity with large indicated supplies and domestic wool shipments and values for June.
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