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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
4
The speech targets newspapers and lawmakers over the Aldrich tariff and woolen duties. It labels Kennedy ignorant of schedules and argues tariffs should treat commodities differently, calling for cuts to 160 and 165 percent rates and denouncing capitalist monopoly in print paper.
A compressed Rush County village column notes large crowds at the funeral of Harley LaRue and other local tributes. It reports marriages, births, and social visits, with details on multiple families in Ridgway, Hepburn, and surrounding towns. The piece covers church services, school commencements, lightning losses, post office updates, and community events through late June.
The Ohio Valley Exposition in Cincinnati will feature a "Liliputian" circus where every performer is a dwarf about fifty members strong from Europe. The act promises full circus artistry with miniature ponies, dogs, and all typical acts, as seen at the New York Hippodrome last season, joining the exposition Aug. 29 through Sept. 24.
The passage traces the phrase cum grano salis to 63 B C Pompey in Mithridates palace finding a poison antidote recipe. It notes the grain of salt motif evolving into skepticism about doubtful statements and parallels Attic salt with wit and insight.
A London lecture on clothing explained glove back markings and stocking braids as historic concealments of seams and bones. It notes a feather band bow and leather bat ornament tied with string, and cites mineral waters as harmful with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a restorative alternative.
The fragment discusses officers or directors and a rule on loans to outsiders. It mentions required security and the possibility of recovery, noting high interest or rates and a comment about safety and payment expectations. The text hints at a four million percent payment figure and a stray phrase about a boy written for.
Charles T. Russell preaches at Chicago Tabernacle, arguing Jesus proved divine sonship through miracles and love. The discourse examines the rich young ruler, Lazarus account, and the disciple John, stressing faith, discipleship, and the hope of the Kingdom.
A collage of quotations on plaid tartan meanings and usage, with references to Dickens Florence Nightingale and General Gordon. The piece discusses language, behavior and social expectations, linking fashion terms to historical figures and scenes.
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