14 Mar 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1878
Page
1
A terse, OCR like note lists scattered phrases and letters including Tampa, AML, and NG. The fragmentary text mentions dates and abbreviations with unclear context, offering no complete events or identities. It reads as a garbled ad or caption stream from a historical page with no parseable narrative.
A damaged page lists items and prices such as a Polar Button and a 2 Maucherchef offer. Names shown include SAMUEL HUME and Obie. The scattered text suggests a sale or catalog of goods with totals and freebies for buyers.
For sale fragment notes an alloy item valued at 83 with misread price 30. It mentions a bar or tool, a house or room context, and a vague buyer for a goom. The legible parts suggest a rough advertisement with garbled words and inconsistent spacing.
A garbled OCR item lists scattered names such as Wadeatts, Doane, Ghote, Salt, Markers, Reter, Ha Veias, and places that resemble venues or teams. The text is incomplete, but suggests a shorthand record of a track or markers event with multiple participants.
Readable fragments mention a public notice or event with names and places unclear. The text suggests a historical obituary or catalog item listing individuals and affiliations, but details are garbled and only hints remain.
A readable fragment describes a food item mix featuring bacon beef steaks and pork. The text appears as a rough OCR snippet with misspellings and unclear context about the best price or sale. Further details are not legible.
Barrett Bros offers coal oil in quarts pints and half pints while Rip Van Winkie visits City Hall tonight. Talks of Hanmer Crouse painting homes, new stationery at Burrell Bros, and roofing by Phelps. The Bucyrus machine works sold for 8002 with cost 60000 to Mant & Co. Community events include a church supper raising about 50, rain causes farm and rail damage, and local anecdotes on pastors, weddings, and local trades.
The notice describes wallpaper patterns from Sharp les and invites readers to view quality and quantity. Wal Hoxter, returning from Berwick with two men, faced a near fatal accident when the front axle of a carriage snapped near Jim Jones. He landed head first but escaped with bruises and a cut head, managing to control the team and halt the buggy.
The river is very high after heavy rains and business is dull. Marion pays 7 cents for eyes, shipping not profitable at that price. Bartow shows solid Prospect trade, and Bartow should consider buying Petty’s room for 100 dollars. A. D. Moore traveled to Columbus. Lew Patten and Charley Peter son, Esq, visited the Wat kin House. Shilgh party plans to publish a weekly.
A Georgia laborer clings to a belief that kin receive daily ration gifts from an angel, described here as a clear instance of seh tal hab a ration. The remark reflects period rhetoric and attitudes toward race and superstition in rural communities.
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