Daily Star Locals and Miscellaneous Notes from Marion
Locals from Marion report gypsies encamping about a mile north, Prospect business men visiting town, and Magruder selling a large stock of splendid saddies. Dispatch from Upper Sandusky mentions Harry Weaver as a Congressional candidate, who declines. Temperatures reach 95 in the shade and 105 in the sun with light breeze. Rev D D Waugh is recovering from a chill after a planned trip to Alliance. Advice for writers urges natural language, avoiding foreign words. Nettie Jones leaves for Toledo after visiting three weeks. Tramps arrested at Madison claim to be advance guards for thousands more, while harvest hands in Indiana and Illinois demand $2–$2.50 per day.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Altogeth
Elkhart
Ind
Dath
Banna
Rousing Michigan Boy Joins Sunday School Showdown
A lively tale from near Lansing recalls Joe a hard spoken youth pressed in a Sunday school quiz. When a prank pin jolts him, he shouts God Almighty and Hell Damnation, prompting the teacher to urge gentler conduct while praising his truthful answers.
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Michigan
Joseph C
Joe
The Answer On Baseball And Destiny
A speaker questions why he was created and why science struggles with human fate. A woman informs him there is no baseball that afternoon and warns him to split kindling before his father returns, implying upcoming discipline.
Caution Against Half Price Goods Claims
A skeptical note warns readers not to trust advertisements that promise goods at half price or below cost. It urges buyers to examine products and prices, promising to defer judgment to the audience on who offers best value at low figures.
Millinery prices undercut rival shops in town
The ad touts bright new millinery and notions priced lower than other shops selling worn stock. It claims plain figures mark the beating value and urges customers to seize the bargains advertised as current and stylish.
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Les
Low prices lure Miners buyers to BUREHOULDER store
A local retailer promotes low prices and guarantees refund if customers find identical goods cheaper elsewhere in town. The pitch promises cheerful refunds and urges shoppers to compare prices and goods to ensure value.
Sale of Ladies Knitwear and Accessories
We offer trimmed er ts gloves shades mitts and tennis wear with prices from 50 cents to 12 dollars. Stock includes kid gloves opera shades 2 button and 3 button styles dark shades light shades and children's black mitts. Ladies neckwear fine stock and unmatched ladies wear overall.
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Daily Star
Barrett Bros
Marion
Prospect
Magruder
Cao
Caliope
Dixons
Stoll and Terpany
Upper Sandusky
Harry Weaver
Harry
P J. Sharpless
Wesver
D. D. Waugh
Alliance
Nettie Jones
Toleto
Jesus Christ
Burehoulder
Weer
C.S. Burkholder's Millinery Emporium
Masonic
Center Street
Ohio
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