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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1907
Page
5
Schulte, fresh from the workhouse, faced arrest over a board bill at Mrs. Lave’s on Silver Street. The mayor fined him, ordered 30 days in the workhouse and costs around 10, with condition to pay the debt and costs to avoid further detention.
The board of education discusses a plan for compulsory education proposing 100 primary schools in each provincial capital 40 per prefecture and district and one in each village. It would punish parents for noncompliance and require a provincial education director to attend every two years for examinations.
An old gardening note suggests coating seeds with red lead to deter pests. It advises placing seeds in a large container, moistening with a tiny amount of paraffin or water, then mixing in red lead until each seed is thoroughly coated and separated. Vermin may attack treated seeds but often avoid them afterward.
Memorial services hold Sunday with the Druids and a memorial address by Rev J Curren. Knights of Columbus attend Cedar Point summer camp July 22 29 with mass in a Breakers hotel tent. K of P and other groups plan picnics races baseball and swimming. Marion Lodge and Ben Hur tribe hold meetings. a county picnic is planned at Prospect with date to be set. Friday reg war and lodge sessions discuss memorials and officer installations.
Mrs F A Schroeter and children of Maine street travel to Delaware for two weeks with relatives. Prof GO M Beckett leaves for Put in Bay to visit friends for several days. Mr C B Sargent and son John return from New Orleans after railway freight agents convention. Mrs Edward K Uhier of South Main street hosts a bridge party in honor of Mrs Edward Mahon. Vernon Main of Olney avenue returns from Hillsdale Michigan after graduating Hillsdale College. Jr and Mrs A W Sherer of Girard avenue welcome a new son born Monday evening. George O Farseworth, electrician on the Uy Be Eatth Connections, visits his mother Mrs Peter Karl of East Farming area.
Mrs Lucy Davis married Geo W Salter in Columbus area amid custody dispute after Davis’s late husband John Davis died by his own hand following domestic turmoil. Salter aims to regain five children taken by county authorities. oldest daughter 15 remains in infirmary, others in foster care.
A Virginia veteran recounts a tale where Andrew Jackson defends a merchant's cotton during a defense of New Orleans. Jackson questions ownership, then equips the merchant with a musket, telling him to guard his own property with grim humor.
Fresh fige raised in hothouses in Madison New Jersey represent the latest novelty in rare fruits reaching New York. They are about the size of a large strawberry and priced at 3.75 per dozen. The note also mentions bears during hibernation and their digging behavior in mild winters.
A fragmentary note suggests a ritual to remove aloknens by handling warm to very hot water and moving the hands in a wave pattern as part of an old remedy. The text reads as a casual, instruction-like snippet referencing warming and washing with intense temperatures.
Louise Gottshall wins divorce from Frederick J Gottshall after more than twenty years of marriage with custody of two children. She receives weekly alimony and details show he bought four costly violins during the marriage while employed at Greenslayer Co. in Columbus earning 120 a week. Her father, Godfrey Leffler, testified he provided 6,700 for the couple, and Gottschall is ordered to pay alimony until further orders. A separate accident report notes EB. H. Cowan sustaining eye injury from flying glass at the Ma. Hon Stam Shovel shop. In church news, Cambridge pastor-elect Rev L F Carter, a Bethany college student, is introduced after Rev Beard resigns to pursue evangelistic work.
William Smith of West Center street suffered a severe nose injury after a West End mixup and a physician treated him. Irene Elizabeth Ruth’s funeral was held at Zion church with interment at Zion cemetery. County commissioners planned bridge repairs at Rayl's corners after a storm toppled a heavy tree. Several marriage licenses or notices were listed for Marion and Martel area residents. A child on Silver street had paper lodged in her nose, removed by a doctor.
A hurried commuter leaped onto a moving train with a green bag and a large encyclopedia. He sought tanning under the letter T to prepare for a client, but found only the simple entry tanning meaning leather, prompting exasperation at the folly of his quick grab.
The article argues copper mining is healthy with miners living to about 80 plus, ore boosts blood health, and few die before 83 or 84, while smelters rarely exceed 50. Distillery workers live long despite alcohol, steeplejacks show 89 on average, but accidents can end careers.
The forty eighth annual Ohio Sunday School Association convention began in Mansfield at 10 o clock with more than a thousand delegates expected over three days. Local Sunday school workers testified, with Mansfield and Marian inhabitants participating in programs Wednesday and Thursday under the theme The Kings Message.
The piece argues that beauty and utility clash in real estate, noting natural features please the eye but fail to profit the owner, while the most dramatic landscapes may be least valuable financially.
A New York woman won a verdict of pix conte against a dentist who attempted to kiss her and failed, a small recompense for a dim appointment in the case.
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