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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1908

Page

8

Lad Dies From Traumatic Tetanus After Nail Injury

Twelve year old Floyd Landon of Owens Street died at 6:30 pm Wednesday two weeks after stepping on a nail in his right foot. Doctors tried to halt the infection as the poison spread, causing lockjaw and convulsions. Funeral services set for Friday at Bethlehem Church near Richwood with interment in Bethlehem cemetery.

Floyd Landon Joseph Landon Owens ‘Street Victi Rious A. Rhu J. B. Taylor Bethlehem Church Richwood Bethlehem Cemetery

Going to the Concert Thursday Night at Grand Opera House

Concert advert promotes a Thursday event at Grand Opera House with admission priced at 50 cents. Fans are invited to enjoy a night of music and entertainment at a very low price.

Grand Opera House

Valuation Raised for Hocking Valley Rail Line

County Auditor Charles J. Allen reported in Columbus that auditors of counties along the Hocking Valley line raised property valuation by 1000 per mile to 2900 per mile. This increase adds 19630 to Marion county's tax duplicate.

Charles J. Allen Columbus Hocking Valley Allen Marion County

Arrival of Kitty Delights Small Night Audience

The Grand hosted The Arrival of Kitty on Wednesday evening with a small, appreciative crowd. Hal Johnston’s impersonation drew praise as the evening’s feature, keeping the house attentive through changing scenes. Martin's Old Homestead Bread, the old fashioned kind, was two cents a loaf at all grocers.

Kitty Hal Johnston Martin Brant Old Homestead

Smallpox In The Warhouse Quarantine At Columbus Workhouse

Columbus reports a prisoner from Marion, George Kies, has a mild smallpox case. He was sent from mayor's court April 27 and placed in the workhouse the same day. Dr Bay, workhouse physician, moved Kies to the pest house and ordered quarantine. Willan Maas, Samuel Barrett and Redman Lawrence were brought in with Kies. they show no symptoms and the authorities expect no further spread.

Columbus George Kies Marion Kies Mayor's Court W. P. Bay Citiey Jatia Willan Maas Samuel Barrett Redman Lawrence War

Rheumatism Cured in No Day by Dr Deichen’s Relief

An old newspaper ad touts Dr Deichen’s Rheumatism and Neuralgia remedy claiming radical cure in days. It credits immediate symptom relief and long term benefit, with prices 75 cents to a dollar. Also promotes a bread product Breed-the old fashioned loaf at five cents.

Deichen Dumble Pharmacy Kerr House

Twill be a peach The Band Concert Thursday

Miss Bertha Arlopoews hosted friends at her Fort Setter Avenue home for her seventeenth birthday celebration. Guests enjoyed games music and diversions from nine to eleven with an elegant luncheon served by the hosts.

Bertha Arlopoews Compuser Fort Setter Avenue Mises Mary Linor Anna Fetter Maude Smith Clam Lehoor Kile Smith Besse Seige Seman Upper Bia Fetter Com Facta Artapaeus Lulu Retir Memes Pred Mock Walter Potter Roy Smith Ray Mock Ralph Smith Fred Edward Antepoeus, Jr Fred Landon Miry Jaco Artopoeus

Man Takes Arsenic After Divorce Custody Fight

Filbert Boice aged 26, entangled in a long divorce case with Hoa Holce, drank a large arsenic dose on Wednesday. After a court granted a divorce and alimony, he learned she was driving with another man and fired at her, a bullet deflected by a corset. Boice is taken to a hospital. doctors say recovery unlikely.

Becauseis Fibert Boles Bolee Hoa Holce Boice Balee Ile Balce Bales Baloe Ralce Rolce Holce Mtke Bolce Ora Fooa

Concert alert for The Th ey beard 513 20 event

Readers are urged to note a forthcoming concert featuring The They beard 513 20. Details on date location and ticketing were not fully legible in the clipping but performers and venue are identified for local fans to seek official listings.

Beard

D. D. D Prescription skin cure advertised

An advertisement promotes D. D. D Prescription as a simple wash for skin diseases. It claims instant relief from burning itching and sores caused by bacilli, credits a Chicago specialist team for development, and cites a testimonial from B I Hip of Phil Campbell Alabama. The piece invites readers to visit Flocken's Pharmacy or Martin's Old Homestead Brant for a free booklet and sample.

Apecaliata Chicago Phil Campbell Flocken

Democratic caucus to select delegate and alternate

The democratic voters of Precinct E ardward will meet on Friday evening May 15 1908 between 7 and 8 central standard time at Free IM Manly grocery store room on south Propped street. Charles Gilbert Committeeman announces details in this notice.

E.ardward IM. Manly South Propped Street Charles Gilbert

Police Court Wraps Up Minor Cases and School Rampage Alert

Police announced the arrest of Charles Minnard on a board jumping charge but released him after he owed 75 cents, with prosecutors dropping the case to avoid return costs. Officers watched the high school overnight as juniors and seniors threatened another rampage, and Jerbert H Chig, once of this city, was jailed in Winchester on home breaking charges. authorities note he is also wanted in Columbus for breaking a workhouse vote.

Charles Minnard Delaware Center Street Officer Bell Lew Cornwell Arena Ae Minnard Levi Conwell Police Department Winchester India Jerbert H Chig Marion Cornwell Columbus

Battle Creek Specialist Gives Tips for Digestive Ailments

A Battle Creek specialist shares practical advice for indigestion and stomach disorders. The expert discusses common causes and simple remedies, emphasizing moderation, diet balance, and cautious use of remedies to aid digestion.

Wags Enjoy Stag Social at Elks Ladies Event

A large social event hosted by WAGs and Elks featured piano music by William Dowler, a four course dinner, and multiple toasts led by club officers. Members and guests enjoyed dancing, a show preview, and prizes in a lively evening described as among the season's most pleasant social occasions. The Elk lodge also hosted a Ladies Night with eight games, prizes, and vocal performances, highlighted by Miss Nina Fenner and other soloists, followed by a three course luncheon and dancing. The Lady Maccabees planned a Memorial Service for June at Epworth Methodist church, while Canby Lodge No 51 postponed its May 15 social to May 18.

Wiliam Dowler Howard R. Stoll Harry J. Nichols Frank Longshore Charles Dee Frank Knap George Schweinfurth C. N. Phillips Harry Crealey Jocel Mesers Mra B. H. Bindley Hie Christy A. C. Hofland K. H. Marehall Harry C. Elliot Frederick Berryman Harvey. Martin George W. Baker Nina Fenner John McClellan Epworth Methodist Church

Driver Escapes After Rig Wreck Near Union Depot

A mishap near the Union depot left H. O. Doyle of this city and another person involved as a car rig toppled by a streetcar. Doyle escaped when the vehicle crashed into a telephone pole and overturned, while the other occupant fled without injury.

H. O- Doyle Devis Union Depot Teviv

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