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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1878
Page
1
The article recounts Independence Day festivities in Ashland and nearby towns with crowds, prizes, and meals. mentions Marion leading on-baseball and Mohawks winning a fifty dollar prize. reports lightning deaths near Marion and Camden. comments on local businesses and humorous anecdotes. ends with miscellaneous observations on social happenings and quotes from residents.
A scrambled OCR note describes a Prospect show with racing and fantasies including an image of an elephant. It mentions boats, soap and pig acts and a curious comparison to water, implying a simple or nervous output. The readable fragments suggest a chaotic public display with unusual acts.
A cautionary note warns readers not to trust advertisements offering goods at half price or below cost as legitimate deals. The piece urges skepticism toward sales pitches that seem too good to be true and highlights potential tradeoffs or hidden costs.
An old advertisement disputes rivals by urging buyers to compare goods and prices. It asserts confidence in superior value and promises arrival by verdict on who sells best goods at the lowest figures, highlighting the seller's quality.
The store promotes bright new stylish millinery and notions offered at plain marked prices. It proclaims selling newer goods for less than any other shop in town, contrasting with old shop-worn stock and inviting customers with a bold cry.
An old advertisement notes low prices for dark and light shade ladies mitts and children’s mitts with a refund guarantee if the goods do not meet representations or if cheaper prices are found elsewhere in town. It claims 30% to 60% discounts on certain items and promotes the shop as the place to find cheap goods.
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