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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1908

Page

6

Wilmot to Start in Newark Game This Week

Newark manager Berryhill plans for Wilmot to be in the lineup as Newark hosts Batthday with Hunt returning home for suspension matters. Lefty Webb and Molders are slotted for pitching duties as plans for a busy week unfold at Webb Park with Synefeld scheduled to play there on multiple days.

Newark Tama Ginling Hanon Well Park Ad Wilketty Anderson Lefty Webb Delware College Banry Murray Berryhill Te Padtana Bercyhill Morefold Syelnefeld Webb Park

Newark Diggers Keep Watch On Farrell Ahead Of Trip

Newark plans a spring south tour as the Diggers field strong hitters led by Red Farrell. O Day signs G Brown and Downey released as scouts watch Marion club players, while the team emphasizes defense base running and timely hitting to chase revenge after recent losses.

Diggers Ian Morlonites O'Day Gunton Gare Gillies Farrel Tom King Mtaniaer Lion Cre Vy Wilson Ketter Newark Mulders Berryhill Ohio Pennsylvania Marion New Ork Tima Laneneter Marlon Tie Diggere Lima Lanevarier Oryt Edward Hanvick Han Attleila Cinckuma Vetter Keay Red Farrell Red Oll Peason Flera Ime Oey Shang Hlehfeld Marion Club Dlglemgene Cube Ole Nik

Ohio league umpires receive mistimed welcome in city

A group of Ohio State league teams passed through the city with several stoppages. Lancaster made a brief stop while en route to Lima and Springfield paused on the way to Mansfield.

Ohio State League Glty Lancaster Lim Sprinfield Mansfield

Local club suspends Laskey pending contract details

Garry Herrman president of the National commbedian reports Laskey will be eligible to play while awaiting clarification of a contract suspension. Wallenweher states the team will not penalize jumping to rival groups, and a bid for a bi contract remains under review at the local council.

Garry Herrman Jasnbeht Wallenweher Joowl Club Lamky Outlaws Huskey Tate

His First J Detective Case

A young detective recounts a beginner’s stakeout at a country house to trap a jewelry robbery. A carriage arrival reveals an elopement plot with a couple, leading to a staged arrest at a station. Police later recover $20,000 in jewels and detain all involved, while the narrator earns a rebuke for inexperience.

Billy Syweetear Billy Wettore Portecochere Tyan Green Ward Pather Wetmore Mins Ditmar Given Chauncey Wardwell

Fragmented 19th century notes of strange phrases

A garbled page lists odd terms and misread captions. It mentions a secretarial order renaming a nation and cites military schools by state counts. Other items describe electric tools, a sharpened claim about a sign painter, and odd shop signs like Keone to Let.

Washington Cinelwind Taft Greenville Venn Andrew Joti Nationn New York Peoneylvania Oleton North Carolina Wiseaukin California Lephile Tao Cleo

New York City land value and social notes from the Herald

The New York Herald reports Maghat tan Ishifid HAY land assessed at 20417 with no year noted. It cites rising male incarceration in New York City, rising export shares from the port of New York, and shows wealthy defendants before New York County juries. Manhattan Island population estimates suggest 100 people per acre and 112400 per square mile, with figures potentially doubling per square mile over time.

New York City New York Atlantic Seaboard New York County Manhattan Island New York Herald

Home Notes on Cleaning Cloths and Mirrors

The article gives old fashioned tips for polishing cloths and cleaning mirrors. It warns against using turpentine with wax and suggests beeswax oil for a soft finish. It notes that improper mixtures can dull mirrors and damage surfaces.

Simple Salve and First Aid Guidance

The text prescribes hot water to open pores and soap to cleanse daily. For a pinched foyer inflammation should be eased by very hot water, a small cut should not be washed to keep clotting, and dirty wounds should be rinsed with tap water. It warns against comforting hysterical patients and advises frowning to calm them. It also mentions cooling the face with gold water if an attack lasts long.

German Gleanings and Law Changes Mentioned

The article notes a policy shift reducing the dog tax from twenty to ten marks and cites 88,000 dogs in the city. It reports German children convicted of various offenses in 1906 1907 and 48 008 in 1906 51 282 and 65 210 in 1907. It mentions women gaining limited rights in the Reichstag and rising meat prices causing labor hardship due to infrequent wages.

Thera Aire Thy Woman's Club Germany Reichstag

The Cookbook Table of Vinegar Pot and Pie Tips

A garbled OCR fragment discusses vinegar pot use in meat preparation and pies. It warns about watery tops when cooled rapidly, dough handling after baking, and chilling procedures. It briefly mentions frying doughnut preparation and a sauce recipe with unspecified ingredients.

Badieu Oko

A Strange Elopement Aboard the Homer Lee

A London to New York voyage aboard the brig Homer Lee becomes an unlikely elopement tale. Montgomery hires a passenger from London claiming his wife is ill and pays for cabin comfort. a mysterious older woman with a sharp tongue claims to not be his wife and seeks transfer back to London. The voyage continues under sail with tension aboard until the woman exits at the limber docks, leaving Montgomery to finish the journey as captain Saunders and crew reflect on the eventful crossing.

T. C Homer Leo Saundert London Song Port United States Cvaft Colle Lee South Montgomery Bin Geome Mall Atlantic Saunsdera Link Sally Ale Saunders Montgomery Gnally Abe Shy Limber Biden Saundera Tia

Rich Red Blood S S S Swift Specific Ad Claim

Rich red blood protects against disease by maintaining strong circulation. S. S. S. is advertised as a universal blood purifier made from roots and herbs. It claims to cleanse poisons, strengthen weak blood, and cure rheumatism skin diseases and blood poisoning. Available at drug stores with free book and medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA.

S.S. S THE Swift Specific CO Atlanta, GA

Early Baseball Scores and a Curious Letter Tale

Tuesday games across the American League show Washington beat Chicago 2 to 0 and Boston defeated Cleveland 7 to 2 while New York topped Detroit 6 to 1. In a Philadelphia record piece a writer laments feminine inconsistency and recounts a bizarre missive about identity and marriage rights, featuring a widow’s plea about a husband’s name and personal autonomy.

Washington Chicago Wanhipeton White Sullivan Smith Warner Boston Cleveland Terger Boma Young Ciyotte Glaze Criger Cadigan New York Detroit Killian Willette Behraldt Mannlog Klein AL Philadelpha Louis Philadelphia Waddell Bpencer Bender Vickers Sialth Philadelphia Record Edo Guy Anna

They Go Tr Henry and the Young Wife Conversation

A fragmented dialogue between a young wife and her husband Henry about wealth and gifts. The garbled text suggests themes of propriety and social expectations as the wife asks for jewels after Henry contemplates a watch or other gifts, with Henry’s cautious response.

Henry

Congressional Ball Signals and the Red Light Rule

A National Magazine article explains a system of bells and a red light at the House door signaling congressional actions. One bell means consider tillers. two bells summon yeas and nays. three announce a recess. four produce a red light warning. five signals a call of the House with possible arrests. When the red light is off, sessions pause and legislation slows.

Congressional Congress Ataruit Bs Houwela National Magazine

Good at Keeping. Cleveland Leader quips on honesty

A Cleveland Leader quote probes honesty and integrity with a sharp exchange about keeping commandments and ownership. The snippet contrasts self description with ethical expectations, hinting at a broader commentary on belief and responsibility.

Cleveland

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