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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
8
A lot listing notes suits excluding blues and blacks. Prices include 23.00, 2500, 27.50 for items with rice priced at 17.76. The summary reflects a catalog snippet spanning multiple unrelated price points.
Readable text shows discounted men’s dress pants with several price points. Mentions pants priced at six fifty seven dollars and seven dollars with varying trims and sizes. No clear store name or location provided.
A period advertisement lists reduced prices on collars, stockings, belts, suspenders, neckwear, night shirts, pajamas, dress gloves, gloves, shirts, handkerchiefs, overalls, rompers, and children's clothing. Emphasis on mass discounts and varied sizes, with numerous items offered at sale prices.
Commodities list shows underwear and related items with prices such as Ml at 2.00 and Manhattan 41.98. Additional line items include BG 1 15, reflecting catalog shorthand for stock codes or promotions. The fragment hints at a pricing or inventory note from a retail or trading page.
The Ohio Sanatorium company held its ninth annual nursing training school commencement in the Sanatorium auditorium at 7:30 pm with about 150 guests. It featured a blue and white decor, a five‑piece orchestra, and diplomas presented to graduates Myrta Harris Marydora McMahon Edna Amanda Harvey Laura Mayde Austin Geneva Belle Ells plus senior and junior members. A class address by Dr J B Stemon and Brahms dances closed the program, followed by a Tally Wag Hall dance with fifty couples and refreshments past curfew.
Co. D plans a first ball at the armory formerly Royal Rink with Dowler's orchestra. Grand march at 8 30 PM, refreshments served, tickets cost 1 dollar.
A unnamed woman halted a pair of runaway horses miles west of the city. She drove along a country road, turned aside, and approached the runaways to stop them. The horses belonged to David Jansner who worked at the C. L. Fish farm west of the city. Her age could not be determined.
Marcia M. McClellan of Agar a and Carlton M. Shinn of Columbus wed at 11:20 AM Thursday in the Free Baptist church parsonage officiated by Rev. George Ml. Barnard. The bride is daughter of Dr. and Mrs McClellan of Agosta. groom is son of Thomas R. Shinn of Columbia and works as a clerk. They briefed plans to visit Agosta relatives then settle in Columbus.
The Frances Willard group met at Wesley M B Church on Wednesday afternoon to discuss upcoming business. Devotionals were led by Mrs Martha Smith with prayers from Mrs McMasters and Mrs Knachel. Two new members joined the union. Ida Ash delivered a talk on Twentieth Century Crusaders and Mrs Thomas Spregg spoke on The Robber Beer. Ida Ash was elected solicitor for the Messenger. A campaign planning tak concluded the session.
The advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional blood disease and cannot be cured by local treatments. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally to purify blood and affect mucous membranes, describes it as non-quack and prescribed by leading physicians, and urges readers to send for testimonials. Includes price five cents and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Five lambs and one mature sheep were killed on Elmer Van Meter's farm six miles north of town last Friday and Saturday. Four lambs and two adult sheep escaped the field. the owner searches for them. Dogs entered the field about three in the morning.
Fancy ripe pineapples in all sizes offered for canning at low prices. This week features the best selection, with fresh cherries arriving daily. Place your order and specify the day you want them. we will handle the rest.
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