Lost and Found Items Noted in Brief Ad
Brief notice records a miscellaneous lost and found request with scattered fragments. It mentions missing items and unnamed details, implying a local exchange or community notice.
01 Apr 1878
Page 1
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1878
Page
1
Brief notice records a miscellaneous lost and found request with scattered fragments. It mentions missing items and unnamed details, implying a local exchange or community notice.
The notice lists train connections and stop rules for passengers on line routes. It names stations including New York, Chicago, Meadville, Jamestown, Cincinnati, and Buffalo with instructions on ticket validity and transfer rules for local and through journeys. It includes officials W. BL Shat tuck and Pod Cooper and mentions multiple interstate connections.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a person named Piedbour made something by Captain B M Drase on June 18, with unclear phrases about a body and captor. context and full names are obscured.
Readable fragments show scattered names and places in a garbled wartime era clipping. Entities hint at persons such as Harry and Lew and mentions of flour and a local trade context amid unclear narrative.
The Murphies of Marion will mark their first anniversary April 6 at City Hall with good speakers and supper. Temperance organizations nationwide are invited to attend. Further particulars next week. Murley Ex. Com.
A fragment notes a shop location in Fahey's Block with an upstairs area and mentions Manes in Ontario. The text is sparse but indicates a local retail site and a person or item reference linked to the space.
An essay by Prof Gasselback, a Swedish chemist, argues ancient Nile mummies in complete state are not corpses but living bodies momentarily suspended with brains and entrails intact. He cites decade of experiments, including reanimating a benumbed spear with a secret stimulant, claiming success over years and a wish to exhibit suspended contemporaries if proven.
Ella Kane of Chive Lane Ohio aged sixteen died suddenly yesterday morning after taking arsenic heaped by shame. The girl bought the poison Wednesday afternoon claiming it was for another purpose and told her mother before dying that she had not paid for it. The inquest and funeral followed.
A damaged clipping mentions a person refusing to send for a doctor and bringing shame upon someone. The text notes family reactions and surprising news, with garbled dialogue and unclear names, offering little verifiable detail.
The obituary notes John Snider aged about 75, with surviving spouse Pade and daughter Ella. It lists residence near Six Miles North, Tass oe living, Smiles othe vey, and mentions Marion as a location associated with the deceased. Quick consumption is recorded as the cause.
A speech by Joseph Sneckenberger urges adoption of a new system taxing each drink, tied to shipments and credit. The Murphy meeting led by Col Tucker in Marion drew a record crowd, with hundreds unable to enter as the hall and stairway filled to the sidewalk.
Local shoppers alerted to a half price sale at Conrad's on Black Main Street near Railroad. The note urges customers to hurry as bargains apply to items branded Mr Wrighy and similar merchandise.
Four or five rooms suitable for family offered by A FrLapham for immediate occupancy. House features may include gas heat and accessible layout, with potential for modernization. Quiet area, convenient to local schools and shops.
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