05 Jun 1875
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1875
Page
1
The newspaper announces evening publication at No 14 South Eighth Street with carriers in this and nearby towns. Subscriptions are ten cents weekly, forty cents monthly, or five dollars annually, payable to the agent. it promises full local and general news in a presentable form.
A garbled miscellany references clergy named Hobbie and ritually charged phrases, social observations on drunkenness by race in the South and New York, coral trade in the Mediterranean, a wedding ploy in Iowa, a mayoral candidate in St. Louis, and scattered anecdotes about a butcher shop inscription, a publisher’s fortune, and price notes from Philadelphia markets circa 1875. The piece blends oddities across places, people, and events with no single cohesive narrative.
A long list of religious services across multiple churches including German and English sermons Tomorrow morning and evening with times mostly around 7 to 10 oclock. The notes mention pastors names such as Max Hark Gorman Tin TD Johnsten and Albert Rondthaler. Also a brief 1874 letter to the editor urging a public hall and Lebanon Centennial planning.
The notice invites communities in Lebanon and Jonestown to attend a grand Strawberry Festival at 718 Cumberland Street beginning Wednesday. It teases new features and encourages both large and small attendees to enjoy the Moravian Sarpy Festival atmosphere.
The subscriber announces continual on hand large assortment of drugs medicines chemicals trusses perfumes brushes combs and alcohols for medical purposes with patent medicines and other supplies at 641 Cumberland Street
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