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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1878
Page
1
Poem advises prudent saving and debt avoidance at earnings levels. It warns of temptations and urges saving habits, urging readers to bank profits, resist overspending, and plan for leaner times, with a playful yet cautious tone. Irregular spelling reflects the era.
The item mix reports a fire scare, local dining and social invites, and theft hints. People named include John Cull, Will Phillips, C Johnson, John Lee, Betser, Henry Snyder, Dutt, and Murphy Boys. Mayor’s office notes resignations, gas and street light costs, and city service payments with council actions and a June 19 meeting planned.
C S Burkholder announces opening a small Marion shop selling elegant and beautiful novelties for the town’s daughters. He promises fair prices, truthful dealings, and a clean, well assorted stock, aiming to prove his success through value and low figures.
Having rearranged stock to showcase more commodious quarters and connected with some reading manufacturers as importers the merchant explains he can display items to better advantage and sell any article.
An advertisement touts cheaper prices than competitors and a wide corxela stock bought direct from factories. It guarantees satisfaction with refunds if not true to value and promises well-made goods at low prices in the Eastern Market.
The fragment notes rates related to payments in the Marion Daily Star. It mentions a base amount of 66 cents per month or per unit and hints at a payment structure, though details are incomplete due to the damaged OCR text.
An early 20th century ad promotes Monogramme and Neck Buching items with over forty styles. It highlights a large assortment of Neck Buching and Ladies Tess Bows and Lace Seta. The dealer, signing as Hbert al patrems, extends thanks and invites customers with polite attention to wants and good will.
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