11 Jul 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1878
Page
1
The Daily Star reports more construction in Marion this year with six teen carloads of stock passing eastward. Mrs D McWilliams improves at home while Judge Hopkins laments warm weather hurting marriages. S A Payne from Cleveland visits M V Payne as Gift enterprises spread amid state law bans. A necktie party nets about 12 dollars in receipts and temperance meetings are planned at Bennett's Hall with Elder Davis speaking.
A quirky 18th century style admonition urging ladies and merchants to subscribe and read the printer's news only when printed. It warns merchants to advertise and fund the paper, and to refrain from meddling with manuscripts or preprinting content. The fragment ends with unclear garbled text.
Travel note describes a route from Toledo via Columbus and Toledo railroad to Put-in-Bay with two daily trains. One train connects at Toledo to the Ruby arriving Put-in-Bay at 8:90 PM. the other departs 7:03 PM arriving 10:30 PM. Next morning the steamer Waite to Put-in-Bay leaves at 8:00 AM arriving 11:0 AM. Return service links with Merion and other ports. tickets available at the C T B R depot.
A cautionary note warns readers against believing advertisements that claim goods are sold at half price or below cost, labeling such pitches as deceptive or misleading. The fragment implies promotional scams aimed at drawing in buyers.
A promotional note proclaims shoppers should compare goods and prices, promising to accept the public verdict on who offers the best goods at the lowest figures. The text emphasizes sensible consumers and contests the reliability of competitors.
Local shop promotes low plain figures on bright new styles while rivals push worn goods. The ad claims better value with bold pricing and fresh stock, inviting shoppers to compare offerings and save.
Burkholders proclaims low prices on silk handkerchiefs trimmed hats kid gloves opera shades and mitts with refunds if competitors match or beat prices. Advertises ladies neckwear in an effort to attract shoppers and claims best value in town for fashion items at affordable rates.
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