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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1877
Page
3
A bride and groom planned a wedding at a western safe Chicago church fell apart moments before vows. The groom awkwardly cried out and left the altar after an outburst, leaving guests and the bride stunned as the ceremony halted. Nearby notes mention eucalyptus fire resistance in San Francisco and a humorous child observation about a father’s snoring.
A Buffalo Courier correspondent notes widespread intemperance among busy men in New York. He describes excess in eating and drinking, long work hours fueled by stimulants, late nights, and poor sleep. The piece warns such lifestyle erodes judgment, health, and morality, predicting decline and death.
In Jackson's River a mule on A T Stephenson's land chased a deer from the mountain into the river and field. The deer jumped a fence but fell and was held by the mule until nearby onlookers arrived to seize it, a scene witnessed by several men from Jackson's River.
Historical notice touts Hovtetter's Stomach GITters as a preventive and remedy for malaria and associated illnesses across North and South America, Guatemala, Mexico and the West Indies. It claims protection from chills fever bilious remittants and malignant malarial diseases, plus stomach liver and bowel disorders.
A verbose ad excerpt touts Balsam of Wild Cherry as a cure for bronchial and lung ailments, urging readers to discard other medicines. It references testimonials, prices, and druggists, with endorsements attributed to General Sherman’s wife and a Broadway theater company promotion. It also notes Burnett's Concava award and product packaging details.
Fractioned advertisement copy touts MATONLESS Wood Tag Plug Tobacco by The Pioneer Tobacco Company with claims of superiority and price. Includes letters praising Dooley's Yeast Powder, a free chromes giveaway, and a subscription offer to LEISURE Hours with a 15 cent postage note. Mentions agents incentives and a double value promise.
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