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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1907
Page
6
New York Central Lines big four route west bound service details for daily operation. Tickets available via agent L B Nerurdau contact home 246 or Heil 177. For further information on drains and inquiries, call the information operator.
Fox showed great form as the Lime Burners won 2 to 1 behind strong pitching from Steen and timely hitting from Mylett. New Castle, Marion, and Newark faced varied results in the day’s slate with misplays and rain impacting field conditions.
Newark gains a split with Champa after a doubleheader, tying Youngstown for first place. Moulders struggle lately, losing ground as season progress continues.
Fans boastful over a win sting opponents as the mood turns sour after the contest. Shar on defeat marks a lonely finish as Miss felt and Beere shine in batting with fielding errors noted. Newark snaps a double header sweep from Youngstown as Pearre leads a late rally. Attendance 1,100.
Ten thousand people are expected to witness the dedication of Willb Park in Youngstown on Friday. The Champs and Lime Burners of Marion clash as 16,000 fans gather for the event. W H Park, president of the baseball company, will attend the ceremonies. Improvements at Val Park include a tarred diamond and sown grass. managers expect strong support and the team’s financial outlook is favorable.
In the American League games on Monday New York and Athletics both took two wins. The records show Chicago Cleveland Washington and Philadelphia also competing with pitchers Liebhardt Clarke Smith McFarland Hamondean Wars ner Plank Schueck Power’s and Watkenberg among others.
Josie Harper han accepted the yout ton of director of athletics for an other year at Alma college at Alma, Mich. The news was received with great delight by the student body, Coach Harper had turned on the beat foams this fear that Alton hie ever had in his History. Harper to strong In all brtnehen of athletics. He grad uated last year from the University of Chicago. He was a player on both the football and baseball teams, being captain of the baseball team.
A plea emphasizes honest athletic work and sportsmanship across teams. The speaker argues that no fall short of fair play should be tolerated, urging players to maintain decorum in competition and practice.
A well known New York business man debates his son's future after Harvard. The son rejects the office stool and prefers paths beyond the family firm, while a Proviso from Alfred H. Love of Universal Peace hints at future champions. The tale moves through a poor betrothed couple and a rubber trader’s risky South American gamble.
A newspaper fragment describes a family dog showing jealousy toward a baby. The dog, once beloved, was trusted but the baby cried when alone with the dog, yet no signs of trouble appeared when the observer entered. A final unexplained scene hints at a curious incident through a keyhole.
Mrs Katherine Pearson, famed ostrich breeder, expands from Phoenix to Havana with a growing flock. She discusses life on both farms, the birds' health, breeding rates, and the challenges of training ostriches in a newly established Cuban operation.
The piece describes how pluck birds are handled, noting the cruel process with a pale used to remove quills while birds remain non blooded. It mentions healthy birds and the feather yield reaching up to 330 to 360 dollars yearly, with breeding stock prices of 100 dollars per bird in Arizona and additional costs for South African and Noblane breeds, highlighting potential profits.
The Bert clears manufactured come from Cuba, tobacco cultivated in the Voelin da Abajo district west of Havana. This favored spot sits on a riverbank, where leaves of exceptional quality are produced unlike anywhere else in the world.
A traveler notes a single encounter with an English-speaking beggar during a 900 mile journey to Rome. The account reflects limited English use on the continent and the prevalence of language barriers in early travel narratives.
The Waeliah Midian Railway offers travel amusements with games of chews and checkers for long journeys. No charges are made by the company and when the game ends the conductor collects the prize.
A brief note contrasts smoking norms in Tasmania and Japan. It references age limits and cultural prevalence, noting teens and youths in Japan begin smoking early and that tobacco regulation varies between the regions.
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