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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1907
Page
5
Excursion to Cedar Point Leaves Marlow in June
A Cedar Point excursion departs Marlow on Tuesday June 26 at 1 AM for adults priced 1.26 with children 5 cents. The outing is under the auspices of Delaware K P louige. 6.31.3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlow
Delaware K.P. Louige
Berries Sale Alerts Prompt Early Order Urgency
A brief notice warns buyers that this week offers berries in limited quantity and urges early orders to avoid disappointment. It emphasizes timely action, mentions possible shortages, and notes vendor contact for ordering details.
Infant of Ruths Dies From Burns in Kitchen Accident
Irene Elizabeth Ruth two years eight months old, child of John G. Ruth of Richland township, died Sunday night from burns after spilling a bucket of boiling water in the kitchen while her mother scrubbed. Funeral at Zion Church Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Elizabeth Ruth
John G. Ruth
Richland Township
Zion Church
Ganz Steam Motor Car Arrives in Marion This Evening
Experimental trip from Dayton to Jersey City ends in test of new Ganz steam motor car. Erie Railway conducts endurance run to prove performance and reliability of two independent steam motors, front propulsion, and trolley-like track mounting amid heavy review by enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enainger
Osho
Steam motor car to test utility in Erie suburbs
A steam motor car model will join Ryentar service near Erie suburbs with hundreds already in use on European routes to test its utility. The vehicle is built with 600 gallon fuel capacity and a top speed of 4 miles per hour on level track and 14 miles per hour on a two percent grade, with a 30 mile per hour capability on level roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryentar
Erie
Ene
Jevel
Bundling branch Tine passenger train description notes car features
The report describes a passenger car in good appearance similar to the standard suburban type of the Erie line. It highlights a finished interior, seating for 12, ample baggage space, and expected fuel consumption not exceeding 15 pounds per mile. The car departed Dayton at 10.00 this morning and is to arrive Marien by 5.00 this evening, then depart for the East tomorrow at 6.30, with Jersey City arrival slated for Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Dayton
Marien
Black
Jereey City
Deafness Cure Claim By Catarrh Cure Ad
An advertisement states deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It explains deafness as an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube, with relief possible only if the inflammation is removed. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh that Hull’s Catarrh Cure cannot cure, and promotes mail order circulars and Hull's Catarrh Cure via Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Cirealure Fren
P. J. Chaney & CO
Fred W. Peters Granted a Divorce
Fred W. Peters was granted a divorce from Lillian W. Peters by Judge Baber in the court of common pleas on Monday afternoon. Peters testified that his wife continually received notes from other men and he observed her with another man in Columbus. He said they married in this city on December 29, 1899, and that she deserted him November 19, 1906, fleeing to Columbus where she has since lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Peters
Lillian W. Peters
Baber
Court of Common Pleas
Peters
Renson
Columbue
Columbus
Peddling a bear in Maine sailor sells tame house pet
Three sailors visited Director Smith at Central Park menagerie seeking market price for a black bear raised from infancy. Moses Nash of the Mary Be Pennell claimed the one year four month old bear was tame, intelligent, and would churn butter for his wife Marm. Smith declined to buy, noting he already had a supply of bears. the sailors left disappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Smith
Central Park
New York Sun
Moses Nash
Mary BE. Pennell
Edison
Whale’s Creek
Brooklyn
A. B
Marm
Harrington
Nash
Mr. Smith
Pack's School of Crime Offers Postal Training Scheme
An aggressive ad promotes Puck's School of Crime promising postal lessons in pickpocketing and crime income, claiming graduates include a state representative, lawyers, and a judge. It urges wives and husbands to steal, boasts high earnings, and announces forming classes in New York. Separate note mentions 3,000 crockery pieces broken per trip on a first class liner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Puck
School of Crime
New York
Mrs Rosina Ade Dies After Paralysis at 70
Mrs Rosina Ade wife of Daniel Ade died Sunday at four at her daughter Mrs George Kalmbasher Cherry street after a long illness from paralysis She was seventy years old born in Germany came to America young woman lived in Richland township before moving to the city Funeral services were held Monday at 3 at the German M I Church Rev C E Brerckle officiated Interment Marion cemetery AlsoIncluded is a note on William Archer addressing a reform spelling board meeting in New York and a humorous exchange about spelling reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosina Ade
Daniel Ade
George Kalmbasher
Cherry Street
Germany
America
Ade
Richland Township
C. EB. Brercklel
Marion Cemetery
Pronunciation of Girl as Rhyming with Pearl in Lament
A London paper notes changing pronunciation of the word girl, claiming many now rhyme it with pearl. It contrasts past forms from Wilting and his Dinah era to Thackeray and other authors, suggesting current speech favors a nonstandard urled sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Gurl
Thackeray
Name for Borrowed Plumes
A New York tailor announces a new term for his rented wedding and ball attire. He calls the service Affair Clothing to Hire, signaling a formalized way to describe borrowed wedding outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cause of Trouble in World Attributed to Misunderstandings
A reflective note argues that most earthly trouble stems from misunderstandings and interference in civic affairs. The piece emphasizes how people overstep bounds and how clarity and respect for each other’s concerns could reduce conflict.
Local Events Highlight Community Gatherings and Notices
Marriage license between Leonard J. O Connor of Detroit and Mice Rose Conektin of Marion was tested. The Feidner Hunting Club hosted a turtle dinner on South Mary Street. The Woman's Relief Corps decorated graves at the cemetery after a Saturday meeting. Children’s day exercises at the Methodist church drew large attendance with songs and speeches. A H Sebrastum became chief buyer at a Dermit store in Hudson & Company after leaving Sterling store. Saint John’s day celebrated by Masons of LaRue on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard J. O'Connor
Detroit
Methodist
A. HH. Sebrastum
Sterling
Hudson & Company
Mavion
the Masons of
Prosperity’s Portent in a Comet Like Whine
Fragmentary OCR text evokes a mood of looming threat within prosperity, likening it to a comet shrine of warning. The piece juxtaposes wealth with ominous sounds and a youthful tone, leaving interpretation unsettled and open-ended.
Marion pump and Supply store changes hands in city
Rev D H Bailey spoke at a Marion church event on Johns A Baptist themes. Rev D M Halley visited LaRue in a car that broke down delaying return. Epworth services concluded Saturday evening. Mr GW Watters of Findlay becomes sole proprietor of the Marion Pump and Supply Co store in the Y M C A building. Clifford Fling remains with Mr Walters as the new owner takes over Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Bailey
Marion
John
D. MH. Halley
LaRue Yesters
Villace
Epworth
Mrr. GW. Watters
Findlay
Marion Pump and Supply Company
Y. M
Clifford Fling
Walters
Finds Tay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Esse
I. Marx & Sons
Cedar Point
Robinson’s Grocery
E. Genter
Beatty & Long's
Will
Jersey City
The
Wuntey
Ohio
Wiiting
Che
Denmey
Ganz Steam
TRE Ganz Steam Motor
CAK
Dickinson’s Big Store
Milan
B. Dickinson & CO
Aaaaoe
Cleary
Center Streets
Pack's School OF Crime
William Archer
Reformed Spelling Board
Moxie
F. J. Lusch
N.B, Dor
State & Center
Sta
Charles Turner & Company
M-Hayter
W. Center St
Johnston’s Dye Works
Booth Prospect St
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