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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
6
Train timetable fragment notes daily departures except locals and Now. 5 and 10. Phone 246 effective October 26 1907. L B Nebergall ticket agent. For further information regarding trains call the information operator by phone.
Advertisement for Colonial Country Club Hotel at West Baden Springs Indiana promoting American Plan with private baths and weekly rates. Claims $260 to $5.50 per day, year round operation, invites visitors to drink the water and bathe to cure kidney stomach and nervous ailments. Also offers to mail 6 gallons of mineral water with medical advice for home treatment upon receiving $200.
Zanesville defeated the Bulldogs in a low scoring, hard fought contest. Ashland edged Twin Cities in a separate matchup, with late rough play highlighting the final period.
In the next week the city prepares for ODay’s arrival and a winter weather outlook. The manager forecasts roster moves, potential signings, and training readiness as the team aims to be a top contender. Marion is expected to rise in the standings. other players and offers are under consideration before the training season begins.
Enthusiasm runs high as Chrichsville and Marion clash at the rink in a game that could decide the season. Marion aims to topple fendora while Ashland and Zanesville add to the marquee lineup, with Cule the Flying Swede headlining the feature night for the club.
Guaranteed to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. Ad notes 50¢ Polo Tonight and mentions Leslie and Baer Bays with unclear context about a reporting day and marvell-related detail.
Springfield Gazette reports on Lima's tense opening night with MC Clarke leading a lively crowd. The piece hints at rivalries, local pride, and citywide chatter about plans, visitors, and a prominent figure stirring the scene in early April.
Short sermon on innuendo condemns tarnishing a man of character and harming a woman's reputation by insinuation. It warns against poisonous interpretations and ridicule that mislead judgment, noting how rumors can misrepresent intent and spark suspicion.
A fanciful note on a legendary Bible said to be stored in Sweden's royal palace library. One tale claims a 600 year build, with a Meels table and a frontispiece portrait by satanic aid. Another says it was taken from a Prague convent during the Thirty Years' War.
In Columbus’s athletic carnival Marion, Ga and Toten faced tough bowling and volleyball battles. Volleyball featured disputes over balls and rules with Columbus insisting on regulation play while Marion pressed for looser rules. Columbus captured the volleyball series 15-14, 18-11, 15-12. The basketball bout was rough but Columbus edged Marion 15-20 after a tense finish.
A salesperson demonstrates a silver trumpet shaped horn for cars, claiming it will replace the noisy horn with musical phrases. The device is blown by the driver and purportedly sparks pride as drivers in France race past, while descriptions of stylish users add vivid color to the scene.
A Scottish barrister and a roistering judicial friend shared dinner and cards on a Saturday, delaying time until nearly 11 pm. As one escorted the other to the door, candles lit the exit and a cautious farewell echoed softly in the street, urging care as they parted.
Thumb Selia discusses the thimble's evolution from thumb bell to handwear, noting Dutch invention, spellings, and 1996 England entries. It traces materials from iron and brass to gold, silver, steel, horn, ivory and pearls, with pearl thimbles bound in gold. The Siamese first thimble, a bridal gift for the queen, is gold and diamond studded spelling the queen’s name.
A clerk recalls women altering ages on certificates to wed, noting letters from a 36 year old claiming 29 for marriage, and contrasting with an Australian divorce case where a wife misrepresented age led to legal action. The piece questions implications of age honesty in matrimony.
A young bride to be recounts turning twenty six and feeling old after a birthday party. A gray haired woman behind her teased that her mother would not approve of her theater outing, leaving the narrator sad and leaning toward knitting.
A visitor in Richmond struggles with names and abbreviations during a curious encounter. The tale mentions shortened forms and a many nicknames, reflecting playful language and evolving identity in a late era rural setting.
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