Time Tabu and Quiet LiarabLe Confront May Lath
A fragmented OCR note mentions Time Tabu and LiarabLe in connection with May Lath. The readable items refer to names Weil WR and sHTOAUY, with unclear roles or dates.
08 Jan 1878
Page 1
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1878
Page
1
A fragmented OCR note mentions Time Tabu and LiarabLe in connection with May Lath. The readable items refer to names Weil WR and sHTOAUY, with unclear roles or dates.
Prasanis offers a 25 cent mail-in deal promising a genuine skipareea Linen handkerchief with a bundle of gifts. Each handkerchief includes cuff buttons, cuff button set, shirt studs, an engagement ring, a pencil and more totaling 360 dollars in value for free. Samtel Hume of Marion Ohio promotes the offer as a grand gift with every purchase.
A reader notes a life and family protection aim with Michigan Mutual, referencing a payout of $2,000 to Mrs. Barsy via Marion Agency Stahl and Idleman, honoring the idea of securing wife and children’s future through the insurer.
Keefer and Snake advertise as dealers in choice family flour and mill feed with a refitted room and full groceries. They offer free delivery within the city and stock top brands of cigars and tobacco. They thank Marion citizens for past favors and invite patronage.
H T Van Leet attorney at law solicitor in chancery and real estate agent advertises sale of 154 acre James King Jr farm 80 acre George Seidle farm and 100 plus acres across multiple railroad lands in Kansas Iowa and Missouri. Includes 10 dwellings in Marion and various town properties grist and saw mills with maps and circulars at his office 129 4meal Estate Agent
A list of guests and arrivals at hotels including Kerr House and Exchange Hotel. Names and origins include Tucker with Harry Batton Mansfield Charley Baldwin Columbus JF Brown Cincinnati J Sacderson NY AN Cravens Cleveland de F Crodman RE Knox Dayton J F Miler West Liberty J W Tenrick Little Sandusky H E Garwood NY W Neuse Pittsburg AS Bebout Toledo John Ball Defiance T E Run Chicago C F Corwin Mt Gilead Wilson Imbody.
A minister quotes a reading of Moses crossing the Red Sea claiming the sea stood frozen at the time. Pharaoh and his hosts supposedly rode on ice, which broke and drowned them. He notes the equator did not exist thousands of years ago.
Eli Johnson of Brooklyn will deliver a temperance lecture at seven o'clock this evening in the Presbyterian church. Subject: What they drink and who make it. The speaker is praised as a leading temperance lecturer with success in England Scotland Ireland Canada and the United States. Admittance is free. invite neighbors to attend.
A vain minister invited questions after sermons and asked for scriptural inquiries. A man asked whether Job's Turkey was a hen or gobbler, and the minister could not answer.
The edition reports residents praise their departure from the city praising the move as good for respectable families. It notes a man spent $6 on a dress for a muscular Rosa and warns any future similar institution will be opposed vigorously to protect the community.
The owner of a concert saloon was served with an injunction yesterday to stop tearing down and moving a building that had been erected for a ten pin alley behind and adjoining the saloon. He admitted removing a kitchen and tearing the east end of the house to build the alley, but the contract stated the premises should be left in the condition in which found.
Johnson's Writing School proves a success at Fribley Hall with no charge for singing lessons. Attendees may enter anytime and view the famed Pencil Art piece A beautiful Family Record on display.
A brief note indicates travel to Columbus on Monday to pursue skipareens and examine Senatorial interests. The wording suggests a local political or civic visit with emphasis on ongoing Senatorial concerns.
A temperance lecture at the Presbyterian Church drew attendees with a focus on abstinence and social reform. Organizers urged community support for temperance measures and highlighted local efforts to curb alcohol abuses.
When you want coal, either jump or out, call on Williams. He is selling at cost to attract buyers and clear stock quickly.
A Yankee editor extolled air tight coffins claiming that after trying one, no person would use any other. The remark emphasizes strong belief in the product's superiority as a promotional boast.
A woman asks if most men have a devil, and the reply notes that men often seem to after marriage. The exchange hints at spousal strains with a humorous, pointed tone.
A quoted remark envisions a man who devises a method to hang a fellow’s liver in the spring and whip it like a carpet in the yard, calling it a boon to mankind.
An Irish soldier, on guard for the first time, is joked by a friend who asks why he stands there. He replies, in broad humor, that he was told to stand there for the centhury, a playful mispronunciation hinting at his lack of experience and the guard duty.
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