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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1908
Page
10
In New York City Manhattan, a census reports about 101 horses remaining amid a complicated real estate scene. The assessment notes estate values exceeding prior city estimates and hints at broader property implications across the borough.
Mansfield defeats Twin Cities 6 to 3 in a brisk set game led by Taylor and Tibbetts. Coshocton edges Zanesville 9 to 7 as the Tigers suffer their first loss of the season in a lively night of regional hockey actions.
Crescent Lodge No. 40 Wallfi nfiers staged a Halloween–themed dress up party in Wallfi niers Halls Friday evening. About fifty members attended a program of games music and diversion with a gala supper. Fraternal Censor notes potential disbandment of the local order due to rising dues and member dissatisfaction.
An old promotion touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges claiming to remove stomach poisons and bad breath. It promotes charcoal lozenges as a natural aid after meals, with a mail offer for a free trial package from F. A. Sinant Co., Marshall, Michigan.
Marion lodge No 70 F and A M met Friday with good attendance to finalize arrangements for a special meeting on Friday November 13 while Lette is to be held and the Joan orders Catholic Ladies of Ohio event was postponed indefinitely Marion lodge No 402 Knights of Pythias met last evening with limited attendance and routine business was discussed
Miss Ethel Lybarger sustained a scalp wound when a comb hatched from her hair during a buggy collision with a car near Wynndor. Carnet Lybarger and Mix Pome Lybarger escaped serious injury as the horse bolted, the buggy demolished, and rescuers summoned as the accident occurred north of Garden City Pike.
A garbled 1920s style piece riffs that Adam and Eve started baseball origin myths. Mentions Prot Stare and Mathewson as mock witnesses, claims the game came from the monkey family and Chimprecee league, with absurd quotes about trees, mounds, and early players debating origins.
Reports note Mie Luwatia Stickwell mother of Man Stawley at a trey road ranch in Delaware Mars. Funeral services held there. Deputy state railway commissioners Bugan and Mosunkin inspect Maronaiveyras roads today. Richwood resident WW. Davie bids on raspberry bush. Marion county voters cast ballots for state ticket amid a Socialie surge. The experimental election shows increased Socialite votes compared to prior results.
Fire swept a Prespect district farm residence four alley south of Prespect attracting J. Jeming’s property loss Saturday at 10 g'slock. Owned by Wild Grooms and Bentley, the home was uninsured and damaged figures reach under $1000 as occupants escaped.
A remorseful tale follows a woman loyal to a father jailed for theft. She resists marrying the man who hid a promise to wed his deceased wife’s friend after two years of mourning. The story centers on sacrifice, social judgment, and a moral conflict surrounding fidelity and broken vows.
The snippet hints at Rainy eater offering two major acts led by LaBooth and Pitne, with singers and dancers Sam contributing. It suggests a high novelty tone and promises of a lively Letar affair, though details are fragmentary and unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Fielding and Cafes, pallor as white dance, Bernsie, Voral on rollers, Sadie Whiting a singer, and Uilke doe Ube bites, with animated figures and Lelie among the unclear items, leaving unclear identities and context.
A fragment from a community column laments social duties and the burden of choosing personal happiness versus duty, noting the impact on dependents and the larger society. It reflects on future life, justice, and the selfishness of war era decisions, with a brief ad about CHAS. TURNER & CO salts. A horse crowds the matinee at the Grand Opera house where Buster Brown appears.
Advertisement for CHAS TURNER & CO offering New York State sweet ciler and greens such as Baldwins and greenings at 250 per barrel for a few days. Also promotes fancy home grown potatoes priced at 75g per bushel with notes on dusted lots as part of The Mirror Want Onluma.
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