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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
12
A jumbled collage of lines and snippets covers love advice oddities and local anecdotes. The piece mentions a New York doctor, a Fort Worth gun incident, marital quips, and a Kansas City paper image of a union suit. It preserves quirky quotes and scattered social observations.
A Marion, Ohio tailor testifies in 1899 that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his back pain and kidney trouble after years of suffering. He recalls purchasing at Flocken's Pharmacy and notes the remedy brought permanent relief with no return of symptoms. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Master-Milburn Co. is the U S sole agent.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications, claim using internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure supposedly acts on mucous surfaces and blood parts, marketed by F. J. Chenry & Co. of Toledo, Ohio. Promises testimonials and includes a constipation remedy, sold by druggists for five cents.
Denver June 27 A bombshell shook Democratic HQs as rumor spread Governor Jotson of Minnesota would reach Denver to oversee Johnson headquarters at the Brown Palace A Chicago dispatch says Johnson aides have booked rooms and claim he has thwarted his nomination bid while Bryan supporters mock his chances and doubt his name will be presented at the convention
Edward Smith of Cleveland drove west on Center after shutting his gaze from North Main Street and struck G A Bentz’s horse and buggy at the northwest square corner. Bentz, near Moran Switch, was turning from Center into North Main. he was thrown with only slight injuries. The buggy wheel broke and the buggy sustained damage while the auto had minor damage and a small price at the time.
Mrs Upton Longshore hosted about twenty boys and girls last evening on Mouth Preacher Avenue for the thirteenth birthday of Daphne Longshore. Guests enjoyed music games and a luncheon. names include Durkin King Kinsler Williams Tobin Marble Mane Bako Longwere Ewing Heine and Loos. A Hoa club gathering followed at Mrs Charles Kinsler’s Grand Wilson Avenue home with social chat and diversions. three additional guests attended and the next meeting is at Mrs Albert Hill’s Henry Street in two weeks.
The funeral for Minnie Belle Red Mon was held Saturday at 9 o'clock from Wenley M church, with Rev. BE Row. officiating. Internment followed at Pleasant Will Cemetery north of the city. The report notes fashion trends such as black silk shoulder wraps, brown as a daily wear color, and summer dress styles including white pongee with embroidery and blue silk coats.
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