09 Nov 1877
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1877
Page
1
Fashion Gems presents tailor offerings with confident notice of superior garments. The ad touts wedding suits and elegant overcoats, promising quality and patronage to customers who have previously used their garments. Kerr Block shop Fowler & Co. invites customers to experience their workmanship and persistence of style.
Keefer and Snake announce refitted premises and a full assortment of groceries and provisions offered at the cheapest prices in Marion. They provide free citywide delivery, and stock the best brands of cigars and tobacco, thanking residents of Marion and nearby areas. Location is one block north of Kerr House in Marion, Ohio.
An obituary notes the death of a resident following a malaria illness. The piece mentions the county and dates surrounding the illness and the deceased’s passing, highlighting the impact on the family and community.
In Washington on November 7 a new die was prepared anticipating remonetization of silver dollars. The obverse shows a Liberty head with cotton and corn, hair details praised for grace. the reverse bears a displayed eagle. The motto United States of America and E pluribus unum may appear, though some details are tentative.
The article notes Beecher urging followers to avoid scandal as outward forms fade while inward piety grows. It cites a sermon on inner man versus outward behavior and symbolic renewal, referencing dietary laws and strict conduct amid wartime religious soldiers in Russian, Romanian, and Turkish host armies with varying humane treatment.
The Oxford washwomen were greatly scandalised when they discovered a number of feminine undergarments among the college linen sent to the wash.
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