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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
5
A dense Henry S. sermon excerpt discusses Jesus healing a Gentile and the faith of the Canaanite woman. It explores the Jewish covenants, divine purpose, and the widening of salvation, contrasting faith with disbelief and noting Satanic influence, then shifts to a humorous domestic piece about silver wedding anniversary and a political child.
A collection of humorous snippets from a court scene and odd anecdotes. A judge questions a defendant about unusual evidence and a dog owner boasts about a bull terrier’s behavior. Witty interjections reflect a lively local flavor alongside social curiosities and regional quips.
The fragment signals worry over a person named She-Wheo about staying away from home. The text is garbled but implies concern about a departure or absence affecting home life and relationships. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable.
His Honor is greatly peeved as Kilnefelter is called by the Chief Executive Por for not staying in office. Word Battie Futtows chief Otters Tosuk 1 mayor does not hike his work.
Warren G Harding delivers keynote remarks at St Marys Catholic school graduation as five graduates receive medals. Mayor Seiter and Police Chief Kiinefelter attend a ceremony of music and blessing with floral decor and a benediction.
In a fragmentary, period tone, a dubious tonic claim article discusses Dr William Pink Pills as a cure for stomach trouble, citing a Cincinnati testimonial of dramatic relief after four years of illness. It also hints at political discord within city leadership, noting a spat between Doc and the chief and uneasy administration harmony.
A report notes student awards including Edward J Minoughan and Emil Edmondson for perfect attendance while Patrick Kelly Joh McAndrews Clara Heetor Merret Lawler and Mary Murphy receive recognition. A formal bid invitation from LaRue Ohio seeks bids by June 24 1920 for a concrete foundation on lot No 44 corner High and Iks reete. Sealed bids require a $100 certified check and may be rejected at the building committee’s discretion.
Excerpted odds and plans show two men eager for a fight in Reno with substantial costs already sunk. Governor authority, crowd expectations, and state politics frame the dispute as Nevada eyes a charged confrontation amid wagering and public interest across California and the East.
A fragment records a quirky exchange about a burglar probing pockets and two figures debating a fight between their wolves. The line hints at tensions and a bleak view of wages and learning, with a Carlyle reference woven in.
A Chinese man dying left eleven sheep to his sons with a will distribution of one half to the eldest, one fourth to the next, and one sixth to the third. A wise man adds four sheep from his own flock to make the division possible, then the sons divide as instructed and the wise man takes back his sheep. The tale asks whether the division complied with the will.
A note references Samuel Rowlands 1610 and a line about a loiterer and lazy acts, suggesting older English terms. It cites Londont Notes and Queries and a lyric fragment about Hut Cupid Tagen among the tuleey ne complexion he oft aweareth, noting archaic usage and misreadings.
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