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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
6
Newark gains early lead as Zmich follows and drills, Marton fails to finish, and locals secure a win by pinning safeties. Digging team struggles to respond as Newark sews up the close contest with steady pitching and clutch plays.
In a 1 35 game Cooperrider pitched great ball after Lima scored first inning through an error. Whalen debuted at second for Chillicothe as Portland rolled, with multiple hits and stolen bases. Portsmouth and Lancaster added wins as the day’s games concluded amid vaudeville notes and local notices.
The game featured two debuting pitchers Altman and Wiley. Altman walked three and was hit, while Wiley fared better before lapses and errors by the visitors led to their comfortable win. The Lanks could muster little offense against Ludwig, with Welsh and Hoffman contributing late scoring as Weinberg argued with the umpire.
The Bookman reports a Nye speech in London where Nye recalls Abel P Jones, a former classmate then begging in poverty. Nye declines cash but offers to publish his next book, leading Jones to invite Nye to Europe aboard his steam yacht. A Western governor questions a state chaplain’s progress at an asylum, the answer praising the chaplain’s successful preaching.
A collection of brief quips and witticisms about relationships, social class, and divorce. Silly lines include a husband who reduces a plane’s pitch and a singer’s spouse who misinterprets professional advice. Also features a club anecdote, misheard dialogue about a divorce, and a street scene with a girl longing for a carriage as a funeral procession passes.
A New York Press snippet quotes a nervous smoker recounting his church visit where he mechanically rolled a cigarette and nearly lit it before waking up. He reflects on how close he came to disaster and notes the habit as inveterate.
A terse exchange reflects on whether anyone escaped with life. The fragment shows one man seeking grim details while another insists the point is moot if life did not survive. The tone hints at fatal consequences and the value of survival in dire events.
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