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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1908

Page

3

Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Spgs Indiana

Colonial Country Club Hotel offers a Merlian Plan with private Katie, pricing $200 to $300 weekly. The ad promises cures for kidney and stomach ailments and nervous conditions, claiming drudging water treatments and free advice, urging readers to mail $2.00 plus 6 gallons of water for treatment.

Colonial Country Club West Baden Springs Indiana Hale Merlian Katie Spey Lt

Zebra taming in Africa aims to train work animals

East Africa government backs zebra training for draft work amid experiments by Beier and Beiser. A cavalrytrained horse guides bold captures as zebras are lassoed and slowly habituated to human contact. Training progress aims to extend from experimental pens to practical labor.

East Africa Malch Beier Beaker von Sehellentorf Lamor Pleaner Beiser Plaine Bosner Wetiack Devivch Ostatrikunische Zeitung Reiner Besser Sebran Ansos Africa

Fragmented Baltimore American quotes on marriage and family

A garbled clipping presents quoted lines about marriage and family missteps. The fragment mentions a wife regretting a second marriage and a husband apologizing for not learning a truth at proposal time, all framed as a gossip column snippet.

Between Duty And Love A Tale Of Revolt And Resolve

Sato Arkadyern, a young peasant girl's love tests duty as a revolutionary plot unfolds aboard a train. Alexis Alexandrovite plots to abduct a minister on the move to thwart autocratic rule, while Sato weighs love against her people's cause. The escape plan falters. the minister’s abduction fails as time runs out. Charlotte Bond Mile.

St. Petersburg Angel Sato Sato Arkadyern Alexis Alexandroniteh Alexis Safa Alexis Tiies Hli Alexti Bato Hho Reallelia Aleale Dssiseinaton Alexis Alexandrovite Spediant Newbayn Wade Hee Atiorney Inney Bibel Charlotte Bond

Brief Ligatures and Promotions in 19th Century Notices

A collage of short notes mentions John Bigelow and Sir Alan Johnstone as retired and appointed ministers, Henry Dolliver adjusting name usage, Alton Harris taking editorial helm at Uncle Remus Magazine, Clyde Pitch introducing a new car branding, and George Benjamin praised for potato eating prowess in Connecticut. It also notes Taliaferro of Florida and Dolliver of Iowa discussing name spellings, plus Carl Hetecke celebrating his eighty fourth birthday and historical links to Mendelssohn and Schumann.

John Bigelow Vane Alan Johnstone Henry Alton Harris Joel Chandler Harris Linfaiher Retmrne Magizine Warterbury Conn Thomas Burke Burke Senate Dallaferro Philip Willey Meredith Carl Hetecke Mendelsohn Selumann

Baseball Gossip and Player Movements of the Era

The piece notes Tom Hughes of the Washingtons contending for a spot in the National League, Peters of the Palms with a trial at the New York Nationals, and Owter Gard urging McGraw to take the man. It mentions Eddie Slover as a high salaried Hoosier, Rube Waddell matching a strikeout record for the St Louis Americans, and Sennon rejoining Ebbets' Brooklyn roster with Patsy Donovan as manager.

Tom Hughes Washingtons Titelier Peters Palms New York Nationals Owter Garduve McGraw Joln Murray Phillies Hon Oe Fondling Catsmen National League. An Todignapally Perthe Ts Authority Eddie Slover Detroit South Paw Hoosiers Rube Waddell St. Louis Americans Prod Glide Philadelphia Athletics Dec Sennon Brooklyn Will Fejotn Ebbets Ing Patsy Donovan

Plays and Players in A Busy Theatre Season

Florence Bisuley will star in The Nick of Time while George Broadhurst writes a new piece for Grace George. Desajond Kelly plans to send Indy La in The Richest Girl and The Hongier sisters lead a musical comedy The Twin Detectives. Hilda Spong will act in HIG, based on an ante sketch. Louis Mann is supported in The New Generation, and J M Barrios new What Every Woman Knows keeps the public guessing until the curtain rises.

Florence Bisuley George Broadhurst Grace George Desajond Kelly Marie Doro Indy la Hongier Sieters Dan Hilda Spong J. Om. Barrios

Scraps of Science: Moon Distances and Tails

A fragmentary science note cites the moon not approaching Earth closer than 221020 miles and moon tails reaching 36000 feet. Professor Commer of Vienna is mentioned regarding earthly coronas formed in darkness before light emerged, with further distorted text about distances and removal from a curtain of die firnee.

Commer Vienna

Fragmentary Editorial Quip About Ghosts and Work Ethic

A garbled Globe clipping questions fear of ghosts and urges vigilance in work. It asserts men’s reputation for stinginess harms more than stinginess helps and warns against loafer indolence with a curt moral about watching men at work.

Yue

Dean's Kidney Pills Ad from Marion Ohio 1809

In October 1809 at 920 Partitround Street a local testimonial praises Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney irregularities and pain. The writer claims long use with permanent relief and recommends the product through Foster Muburn of Buffalo New York as sole US agents, price fifty cents.

Marion Deants Waterloo Myn Partitround Dboan Asm Down Mlocken Neve Foster Mubunn Buffalo New York Dean Ake

Momentary Familiarity and Fractured Chats Across a Dinner

A young medical student encounters a stranger who seems familiar but cannot recall where they met. After a warm exchange and a toast, they part still unsure of each other’s names or occupations. Walter hints the stranger’s identity as the pawn Got His Wish. Prof Edgar J. Larkin, famed astronomer, advocates ending unhappy marriages as criminal. Mrs Blank laments a long quarrel as she recalls an old letter. Blank says he got his wish.

Pearance Walter Edgar J. Larkin San Francisco Larkin Boward Blank

Remarkable Valet Scene Sparks Admiration

A woman inspects her new valet with the aid of the big mleroy. She exclaims she cannot see anything pretty, while the young man on the vat claims he can. He remarks that she is the prettiest sight in it, leading to a playful exchange about beauty.

Cat Pine

They Go Together

Henry and his wife engage in a playful exchange about watches and jewels in a fragmented dialogue. The wife jokes about a watch and Henry replies with a frown, calling flattering men fools, reflecting a light domestic mood.

Meeker Quips About Marriage Length and Last Word

A fragment shows Meeker joking about marriage seven years, noting his wife has not yet had the last word. The exchange emphasizes humor over domestic dynamics.

Moeker Meeker

Escape Plan by a French Bride Ended in Flight

An arranged wedding in France ends when Artinse and her groom Clivien Lefevre are torn apart by the community of safety. She aids a planned escape from a jail by smuggling a wax‑covered note and rope through a kiss. The couple flee across the border with disguises, aided by confederates, and escape to a foreign land.

Clivien Lefevre Binbride Artinso Hin Nbe Artinse Bridge Hall Jean Adelaide Ruth Hil

Cure for Rheumatic Hen by Squire Evang of Youngstown

Squire Curee Rheumatic Hen. Squire Evang of Youngstown Ohio reports success in curing a hen's rheumatic ailment. The fowl's feet were twisted and nearly unable to walk before treatment, and the chicken now cackles and runs toward him in gratitude.

Squire Squire Evang Youngstown

Japan Coal Output Rises Over Eleven Years

The record notes Japan’s coal production growth from 290 000 tons per year to 11 500 000 tons within eleven years, indicating a substantial expansion in energy output. The source highlights the scale of increase and its potential impact on industrial activity.

Japan

Bands Engaged for Daily Entertainment at the Fair

Local organizers announce daily music by bands to entertain visitors at the fair. The program emphasizes socializing with neighbors, meeting old friends, and forming new acquaintances while promoting patriotic pride and community participation to help ensure a grand event.

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