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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1908

Page

2

What fashionable New York women do with their time

A Sunday World reader outlines how New York women spend time from age eighteen to thirty five. The piece tallies hours for meals, dressing, tea, education, church, and housework, estimating daily routines and yearly totals to reveal how leisure and duties shape elite life.

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The Vile plunaitiie and social scenes of 19th century life

A long fragment chronicles a society obsessed with dance, grooming, and social duty. It describes routines, hours spent on beauty, dances at home, and social duties while listing numerous neighbors and local movements. The piece mixes gossip, events, and personal milestones in a dated small-town register tone.

Marion County Late News Notes and Visits

Local notices from Marion County report gatherings at the homes of Lyons Shumaker Lanacher and other residents. Visitors include Mrs. Henle Rodgers of Penn and Mrs. Homer Jones with Violet. Harold Brooke becomes freight agent at Polina. Medical updates note a delicate operation on a five year old boy by Dr J S Maker with a favorable outcome.

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Funeral notices and local movements around Maple Grove

A rugged summary notes residents of Maple Grove and nearby areas moving homes attending visits to Fred Wireh and Moh. Carmean. It records sedations of Wii and mentions funeral attendance for Fred Crowe with local families present. Further references include John Metner visiting Fred Wireh and others at Chay Arrickear Martel’s home.

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Local Happenings and Personnel Departures in Caledonia

March events in Caledonia include Mae Flore securing a city department post, Autford starting a eight hole term, Geyer moving to Spokane for the summer, Mrs Simpson visiting Pombleville with John Rolf and family, Frank Bayles on vacation, Otto Sehtlente leaving his fire tower post, and the We I. Mesatory planning their annual chicken pie supper.

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Local notes from Quincy and surrounding towns

The item lists legal and family notices across Quincy and nearby areas. It mentions Mrs. Loulde Ruchenofer at Daytona visiting relatives, Otto Wewohitn and family on North High street, DW Kemper recently tied to timber work near Prospect now at Delaware headquarters, and travels of Wm McKnight and his son to Los Angeles after extended visits. It also references LaRue Taltiie and Match TM activities, and Markey as a point of local kinship ties in Martel and LaRue regions last Saturday into this week.

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Local Riverside Notes and Obituary Fragments

Richwood Hohhot and Mare Mim Bi Swithie etn i COTO report events over several days across towns. Family visits, funerals, and travel touch Mar Woh, Crawford, Cart tonen, Mit Vintery, and Stig with GW. Community members including Mr and Mrs Uarvey Pewre near Cohmanns attend a funeral for Hey T. Ko Crahan.

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Obstructive ignorance in reform debates noted by reformers

A lengthy 19th century column critiques impediments to temperance reforms, arguing that educated people support prohibition yet resist recognizing liquor traffic costs. The piece condemns revenue from alcohol as morally corrupt, urges reform to protect homes and children, and cites clergy and reformers urging decisive action against drunkenness and its social harms.

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