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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1908
Page
6
An OCR readable slice shows irregular poetry about Mary and a lamb, a school tale of girls learning to read, and a bizarre scene involving a wife, husband, and a bid for an automobile. The fragmented text references New York, Erin, and a sheath gown amid a frenzied finance notice.
The Supreme Court of Pennsys- Yiula hoo ruled unanimously that the wife holds privilege to rule in domestic matters, while the husband bears the duty to provide. The decision emphasizes the wife’s authority in home affairs and limits on other parties.
A dubious home treatment claim promises relief for piles with a new absorption method. It offers do it yourself guidance and a free trial by mail, claiming immediate relief and permanent care, and asks for payment and personal locality details.
Andraw J. Jones, prominent farmer near LaRue, dies after a lingering illness. Born in Union County on April 2, 1878, he built a large farm of about 500 acres in Hardin County and Loyd Township. Survived by a widow and seven children, he was active in local Democratic politics and served as justice of the peace for many years. Funeral arrangements not complete.
The deceased Andrew J Jones aged fifty nine was born November 24 in Montgomery township Marion county. He was the son of the late Ephone company jd very agerese and related to Walter Swtt Tolan No Sts and Kulghia of Pye. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
The notice lists several churches in the area with times for morning worship at 10:30 or 10:40 and Sunday School around 9 to 10 a.m. It invites parishioners to attend services at St Pauls Church Wesley Church and various other parishes with pastors named, plus a Temperance Rally and German language services.
Public invitations to services appear from Reform and Epworth Methodist churches. Times include Sunday School at 9 00, morning sermons near 10 40, evening services around 7 30, prayer meetings midweek, and teacher training noted. Names of pastors and superintendents are listed alongside church addresses.
Multiple church notices list services at First Baptist, United Brethren and Christian Science locations. Articles include Sunday worship at 10 30 a m with sermons on Substance and Wisdom, Sunday School times, and Wednesday and evening offerings. Conference related remarks urge member attendance and discuss topics on Life’s Mission and important questions.
An advertisement profiles Dr Theodore Jacobsen a German physician and Cleveland Institute head claiming to cure nervous disorders, paralysis, kidney and bladder diseases, digestive ailments and more. It touts rapid relief methods including osmosis based treatments and claims to cure deafness and asthma in short time.
An American advertisement offers a renowned Cleveland specialist claimed to cure uterine and ovarian issues, kidney trouble, and general ailments. It promises free examination with no obligation, urges immediate action, and cites a dubious payment range of 3 to 10 dollars despite a long list of alleged services.
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