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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1909

Page

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Moonlit music and wedding of a violin prodigy

A verbose text describes moonlit concerts and a springtime program featuring many soloists, including Mlle Gewen Durtee and Master Willard Lehut. It notes the Free Baptist church twilight concert, lists performers, and praises the musical season with plans for outdoor Baker Band performances in Lincoln Park.

Theater Helena Anats Mlle Gewen Durtee Aptiite Barthel Wetmere-Allen Grivelda Davie Donibaugh Vaniat Men Ft. L. Wall McNiao Arrope Menter Wilt Oeborne Jonly Jet Op Mumie Willard le Hut Uhiisie Ra Cemur Howard Goodeell Mavlon Juste Ohio Werleyan School of Music Delaware Mies Delaware Pre Rowerdt M. Keebett Harvey Martin Fulka Ehuren Memtin Arraavetig Maneh Mallery Famael WiJan Mendelwohn Mymn Campion Helen Livive Davin Vidlin Ch. DeBer iMenter Willand Osborne Doe Haydn Gelert Chas Mies Lawise Drowser Spresil Baker Band Lincoln Park

Skeleton in Every Closet Origin Tale

A slurred, antique anecdote traces the saying skeleton in the closet to a soldier’s mother who seeks someone to ease his unhappiness. She finds a woman claiming to have no troubles but discovers a hidden skeleton in a cold box, revealing a cautionary moral about appearances and hidden burdens.

Hollow Key Tale Turns Into Literary Meet

A tale recounted by Richard Harding Davis about a hollow key used to provoke a theater audience. Duval lends the key to a young playwright who jeers him, then invites him to lunch. The visitor returns with a manuscript for reading, and Duval asks for the hollow key back while the episode hints at a connection to a looming historical novel.

Richard Harding Davin Paul Boutget bin Duyval Duval Aid Jove Trueval M. Duval Monsieur Oletmatl Gommereta

Fragmentary Note Fragment from Lincoln Boston Echo

A garbled OCR like line references names Jack Hello Tom Ray and Boston. asks where to buy folding toothbrush and mentions a wrathful fetter and stege. Text is fragmented with no clear events or structured details to confirm a reportable item.

Jack Ray Boston Penuacript

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