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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1878
Page
2
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The National Publishing Co announces a new one volume history titled The Pictorial Histories of the World by James D McCabe. It promises a vivid life like survey of ancient and modern nations with portraits engravings and a full history of the Russia Turkey war. Sold by subscription with agents wanted and a low price suitable for broad access.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and ailment relief in children claiming to ease pain regulate bowels and bring rest to mothers, urging mothers to avoid the product instead.
The piece highlights the surge in agricultural output from 1870 to 1877, detailing rises in wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye, tobacco, hay, and livestock. It cites population engagement in farming, land under cultivation, and animal counts, estimating agricultural product value at about 1.65 billion dollars in 1877.
A compressed sample of 19th century promotion cites Vanderbilt as a sagacious investor and promotes Dr. Pierce medical products. Letters claim cures for goitre and general ailments, with testimonials and guarantees, referencing Oregon and Buffalo addresses and multiple publishers.
An old row boat with a human skeleton drifted down the Mississippi near Jefferson County Missouri. The remains are identified as Julia LeBlanc who vanished six years ago after plans for a party. Her lovers and a rival were suspected, but no trace of them was found. The discovery suggests foul play.
In a long dormant case Samuel J Brown sues William D Craft in Supreme Court Special Term to overturn a 1876 judgment for 901.50 with interest and costs totaling 3581. The dispute began in 1834 over legal services after Craft won a 910.50 verdict for Craft against Brown. Brown now aged eighty four claims no notice, no service, and no engagement of Theodore Allen. Craft argues Brown repeatedly acknowledged the claim, asserting the right to judgment despite delay.
A garbled 1828-era column surveys railroad paucity, editorials, and playful aphorisms. It notes a Louisiana Sugar Planter newspaper, a Berlin Housewives' Union coop profits, Holland's monuments commission, a grapevine quip, a Cleveland farmer’s daughter romance, and crowding at exhibitions in Philadelphia and France.
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