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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1908

Page

8

Substitute for Saloon Men Banquet Theme in Colu…umbus Sermon

Reverend Bailey argues that healthful amusements must be provided for men and boys and calls for a substitute for the saloon. In Columbus, a Chicago brewer syndicate seeks no extensions during the equation, while saloons are portrayed as a menace to civil authority and morality.

Baily Chicago Columbus Bailey Evi Derry Mile Elty John Atlanta Kentucky

Sympathy and the YMCA Message for Men's Fellowship

A speaker urged extending YMCA activities and ideas as the best substitute for men’s need for companionship, presenting sympathy and Christian manhood as central to the country. The talk framed YMCA work as key to moral and social improvement for men.

St Patrick's Day Decorations At Dicke's Green Shamrocks

Local shop Dicke's on West Center Street offers genuine Trish shamrocks and green carnations for St Patrick's Day. Shoppers can find festive greenery and decorations ahead of celebrations at the FW area store.

Dicke's Centr Street

Spring Fashion Number to Highlight Spring Attire in Pittsburg

The Pittsburg Dispatch announces a Spring Fashion number publishing Sunday March 22 offering Paris and Vienna fashion insights. It will feature latest designs for suits, spring wraps, hats, bonnets, children’s wear, lingerie, embroidery, and an Home Dressmaker guide to tailoring. Each reader is urged to save the issue for dressmakers and to convey desired gown details.

Pittsburg Paris Vienna Pitsburg

Fire Damages Nickelodeon Theater Crowded Showing

A film fire at the Nickelodeon on South Main Street Friday night injured operator Berry, caused by two wires contact. Buckets of water stopped the blaze before the fire department arrived, and no mass panic occurred as the crowd was guided out while the Star Spangled Banner played. The theater has since been repaired and risks mitigated.

Nickelodium South Male Street Bulock Berry Handy

Local Advert Offers Lawn Care and Orchestral Show

A fragmented ad copy markets lawn services and a concert event at Schwinger's Wall. It mentions E. Blake's at 126 West Center Street Bat and Dowler'able orchestra performing next Tuesday night with admission Ble per couple for ladies.

Lawn Wale E. Blake Weat Center Street Bat Dowler Schwinger

Rural churches face decline. urban leaders warned

Rev. Walter H. Houston of Columbus addressed First Presbyterian Sunday urging action to prevent rural church decline, warning that within fifteen years America could become a pagan country in rural areas. He noted church leadership loss, low seminary output, and salary issues hindering rural pastorates, calling for broader church effort.

Presbyterian First Presbyterian Widreas Walter R. Houston Columbus America Fubure Houston

Piano Tuning and Carnation Sale Notices

J P Menges piano tuner will be here next week. Leave your order at G W Bakery or Wm Dowlers music store. Carnations on Tuesday sale in assorted colors at Ellery's store.

J.P Menges Plano G. W. Bakery Wm. Dowlers Myusic Ellery

Baby Son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Dies at Six Months

Joseph Edwin Arthur, six month old son of Mr J J Arthur and Mrs, of 347 Olney Avenue, died at 7 30 Sunday morning after a brief illness from pneumonia. Funeral services will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow at the home conducted by Rev Dalley, interment in Pleasant Cemetery.

Joseph Edwin Joseph Arthur Olney Avenue Dalley Mleasant Cemetery

Gold Medal Flour Promotes Uniform Dough for Baking

An advertisement by Washburn Crosby Co promotes Gold Medal Flour as the key to light creamy bread and biscuits. It touts steel-rolled flour milled fine through silk for a uniform dough, claiming superior baking results available from grocers.

Washburn-Crosby Co

Miss Evangeline Jenkins Hosts Little Lights Meeting

Miss Evangeline Jenkins led the Little Lights of Literature at Fost Church Street. Katharine Kelly won the Blessing contest, and a four course menu by the hostess featured. Members were present, with plans for next week’s meeting and a dance at Sehwinger's Hall with 0e per couple.

Evangeline Jenkins Fost Church Street Mity Katharine Kelly Bhowtess Pay Uber South Greenwool Street Clb

Ellery's Store Offers Carnations for Tuesday

Readable fragments indicate Ellery's Store listing carnations for a Tuesday sale with a dozen in stock. Other text is fragmented and unclear.

Evloré Ellery's

Majestic Hotel to Run High Grade Boarding House

Changes at the Majestic Hotel include Mrs Anna Dabest taking charge of rooms and the hotel shifting to a first class boarding house style. Lenox Reber continues as manager and the dining room becomes the feature, with a barber shop added to boost the high grade rooms trade in Marion.

Hotel Majestie J Anna Dabest East Church Street Lenox Reber B. Perry Roy Tavenor Darst Marion

St Patrick’s Day Flower Secret Messages Printed

Green carnations are handed out for St Patrick’s Day at Kiery's with a note to meet at Kaler's Gandy Shop. Unlatt Vale waits for the opentnie at the new milllivery department. Mise Warrington appears in Prank Bros Co's new store Beld-3t.

St. Patrick’s Day St. Patrick's Day Kiery’s Kaler

Cure a Cold In One Day Claim With Laxative Bromide

Advertises a miracle cold cure claim offering a one day remedy using laxative bromine quinine tablets. Promises druggist refunds if it fails and features a signature on each box. Includes garbled lines about a man and a woman and a street address fragment.

Epworth Hosts Prof Ott On Abundant Life Message

Large audience fills Epworth church in Jopworth for Prof Edward Amherst Ott’s afternoon talk on The Abundant Life. Ott argues true civilization requires more than the necessary and lauds workers who go beyond to achieve great things, urging effort in temperance, science, and public service.

Edward Amherst Otte Jopworth M Cit Marion Athough Ott Olt Joweth South Africa Heny Marconi Anattha Air

The Queen's order inspires Rudyard Wipling poem idea

A surreal account depicts a poet unable to write until inspiration erupts with The Recessional, praised for its era. The speaker laments hardship for the fortunate, notes women's rising home role, and honors figure George Kella the flower king of the Southwest. An old man disperses seeds, aiding charity, while a hopeful ceremony concludes with a teacher bride and farmer groom preparing to wed.

Rudyard Wipling Sigain Aga Jas Bee Toye George Kella Bouth-Weat

Green Carnations Tuesday sale at Kilery's and Sc

On Tuesday shoppers can find xen tarnations on sale at Kilery's and Sc. Only available at participating stores, quantities limited.

Quietly wed Miss Cora Dickason and Frank Rowley

Miss Cora Dickason of Deolime and Frank G Rowley of Pran ect were quietly married at Wesley Methodist Church Saturday evening in a simple ceremony.

Cora E Dickason Frank G Rowley Mir Prank G Pran Cora RB DeOliMe Wesley M. Rytharch Paryoungo

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Kleinmaiers D. H. Bailey Gweepworth M. E. Church DH. Malley The Castoria Walter H. Houston First Presbyterian Church Second Presbyterian Church Ee Street Parsons Columbia Delaware J. J. Arthur Evangeline Jedkins Sehwinger's Hall Ludlow Majestic Hotel Anna Darst Rices Ferry's Mandeville King Fredonia Seed CO Fj, Lusch N. E Cor Epworth Professor Ott Warner & Edwards New York Tian J. Trowley Morral Newr Prompec Uhler & Phillips SILK Maharajah Anne Genene Cheney
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