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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
8
Woodruff fears mental decline anew after requesting readmission to a hospital following release from a state institution. He was deemed not in danger during the latest evaluation and scheduled for Tuesday admission procedures.
The town meeting largely dealt with little business while awaiting a hearing for John J. Woodruff of East Church Street who fears madness and seeks admission to a state hospital for preventive treatment. Woodruff, treated recently, was released as not in immediate danger. a probate court hearing is needed for readmission. The meeting also reviewed paving contract awards for Park Boulevard Cherry and South Prospect and Grand Avenue, which were postponed. A plan was discussed to widen Girard Avenue, and various sidewalk and crosswalk projects were approved pending timely completion. Health matters included reporting cases of nimanlow whooping cough and other illnesses, with bills allowed against the ward.
An OCR fragment promotes Dado's Little Liver Pills as reliable relief for headaches biliousness and lazy tvers sold by Plocken Drug Stores. The text is distorted but suggests a period style advertising claim.
A decorative listing describes short and long kimonas in lawn fabric with prices ranging from $1.00 to $2.75. The ad notes cool patterns and a wide variety, mentioning 600 and 75cc measurements and several price points for different styles.
The Pleasant and Waldo Town Hall Sunday School association held a large afternoon session at Bethlehem Evangelical Church with Rev. George Wahl and Rev. C. C. Coll as speakers. Officers were elected including W. K. Selanders as president and Bertha Augenstine as secretary, as the convention discussed Sunday School work and missionary education for children.
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications alone. It states only constitutional remedies restore the Eustachian tube, links most deafness to catarrh, offers one hundred dollars for a cure not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure, and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Readable ad noting 1 2 ladies suits at up to date spring styles priced at half original value. Implies good value and purchase option with charges to Marion Clothing & Cloak Co.
The local W. O. T. U. societies observed Flower Mission Day by distributing bouquets to all 58 inmates at the county infirmary. Flower evangelist Mrs Thew led services with Rev. Balley and Rev. Rourke delivering talks and prayers.
Fragmented ad copy claims a thirty day treatment for kidney and bladder troubles with a money back guarantee if not needed. It mentions Pineules with no alcohol and cautions about stomach effects, listing unclear dosage and brand references.
Tonight take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for an agreeable laxative effect and stomach cleansing. They cost 35 cents and samples are free at all drug stores.
City eateries lift weekly meal tickets from 3.50 to 4.00 amid general food cost hikes. The Dairy on North Mary street will implement tomorrow, while Busy Bee on South Main street will start July 1.
A brief warning urges immediate attention to a child’s fever and diarrhea with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil as directed. Sold by all druggists.
Vendors advertise reduced prices on hats and bonnets. The copy promises spicier selections despite dwindling stock and hints profits will rise next season. Credit options are noted as available.
At a regular Canby Lodge No. 51 Knights of Pythias meeting on East Church Street Tuesday Z W Jacoby gave an interesting report on the grand lodge meeting recently held in Zanesville.
An application was received and balloted. Plans were made for a class, dates set for next Tuesday evening, and a lent Mase will grant degrees in good weather next fall. The whitch show was postponed indefinitely due to war or weather. Daughters of America gathered for a formal session with refreshments. Rev G I Barnard preached the memorial services at the lodge. Red Men held a routine meeting and heard a Christian Science lecture at Grand Opera House on Thursday June 20 at 8 o’clock.
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