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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1902
Page
3
Local ad lays out specials including fresh oats and peaches, rice, and Star baking powder premiums. Customers earn checks with purchases and can redeem for Christmas gifts such as silverware, lamps, and china. A Christmas calendar promotion features a Grandma themed reproduction. free offers require 26 cents or more.
Secretary KR Hooper promotes the Y M C A in Akron, citing strong national support and notable donors like Wm HB Dodge and Helen Gould, aiming to start building soon. He argues the movement develops manhood and character, urging local interest as saloons and late hours push youths toward recreation and study at the Main Street M E Church Wednesday evening.
Promotes DeWitt’s salve as a superior remedy from Chicago for piles including blind, bleeding, itching and protruding forms, plus eczema and burns. Warns of counterfeit imitations and urges asking for DeWitt’s by name at druggists.
During Irvin's absence from the city, Benjamin Mote will take his place as Mayor's Clerk. Heir Mre Wanamaker and Miss Martin attend the Main Street Church Wednesday evening.
A man reported to police that after George Vorwerk fell asleep in the barber shop a drinking companion stole razors clippers a shelf overcoat and shoes while the barber was intoxicated. Advert shows Hagee’s Cordial Liver Oil claims cures for chest illnesses.
At Goerlitz Proenvin the Emperor criticizes today’s generation for weak zeal in continuing imperial work. He urges a future generation to grasp the empire’s duties with disciplined mind and body, valuing individual freedom only within the collective task, and stresses responsibility in governance and research.
The heirs to an estate valued around £106,000, including several living in the United States, are being sought. The deceased left a brother and two sisters in the U S and three children of a deceased sister, Lisined Rothaebiid, among the potential heirs.
In Omaha Nebraska chief Elew teldlan Shields of the Armour packing plant killed himself by touching live wires near a window in the packing house. He grasped the copper and died instantly, driven by a delusion that his dying father predicted Sheila would not live to age 30. He would have turned 30 on November 8.
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