20 Jun 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1878
Page
1
Poem extols the Star as a universal sales tool urging great men to advertise daily. It boosts visibility, promises success, and encourages timely, prominent placement to bind faces with golden ties and brighten times through sale.
Ginger Mead at True and Co s Wanrep A good girl at the Exchange Hotel Hazen drives one of the finest carriages in the city Ginger Mead for keeping the system up at True and Co s Bro Prentice treats his Sunday school class to a picnic tomorrow We admire Bro Webster s speed but not the gait Our Baptist friends are building a minister s frame dwelling George Schwein furth has a nice office or rent Rev Emanuel Schultey will address Murphy boys Friday night Everyone invited Our horse Major from Williams Garberson in the corporation stable this morning For bargain in provisions lunch and groceries call at Avers Place opposite the court house Grand excursion to Niagara Falls July first Round trip $3 50 Masonic hall dedication Moyglay next Big stock at Half Price Boot and Shoe Store bear the railroads We are bound to sell Uncle James Swinnerton s twin nieces at Brush Ridge Mrs Young renovates clothing in Leffler s Block Supper committee meets Masonic Hall Friday 7 30 p m Mrs M B Wilson left for Chicago via C T Road Up to Upper Sandusky Then paragraph about Exchange Hotel trade and offers The great wealth of nations is agriculture exhortation Then New York boy found revolver in theater Tonight at Hall s Ice Cream Parlor for Pear Ice Cream Stell Terpany leading boot and shoe firm Two world searchers headed west in Zimmerman s Patent Bakery and Dryer Cash-only sale by Johnson Linstey Co Twain remark about quiet writing place vs advertising
A green Yankee touts a sour apple as the most useful on his farm. He boasts it cannot be beat for grafting, warns visitors away after one bite, and aims to protect his orchard’s reputation with the sour fruit.
Permont Church has dropped Mrs Tilten from the rolls. The note implies the move aims to curb a lingering dreary scandal affecting the church and community.
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