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A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a partial rout and names no clear entities. The readable portion suggests a sports or conflict outcome but lacks verifiable details such as teams, places, dates, or individuals to identify.
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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1902
Page
2
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a partial rout and names no clear entities. The readable portion suggests a sports or conflict outcome but lacks verifiable details such as teams, places, dates, or individuals to identify.
Fragmentary note concerns infant care or dental detail. Limited legible data but hints at a local health or education item regarding babies. No clear names, places, or dates are recoverable from the readable text.
Classified notice fragment seeks a hoy to carry paper coute for DLT alter 4p. no one under ten years old. Dente crat office.
A boy named Paul Collett, son of Mer and Mrs Collett, was struck by a wagon while returning from school. He sustained a severe head injury and is expected to recover. Major Eston Tathdone, an official from Cuba, arrived to assist in investigation and provide guidance.
An advertisement touts Walther's Peptonteed Port Map as ideal for digestion and appetite. It claims to strengthen the stomach, aid convalescents, and support weak digestion, sold in drag stores in large sizes at a listed price.
A man identified as John Tt. Moraland was kept at the City Prison from Monday night to Tuesday afternoon amid rumors of delirium tremens or intoxication. Prison keeper Washer and local authorities indicated attempts to revive him, with no identification or clear cause, sparking talk of an estate investigation and possible court action.
A compilation of social notes from Mr W T Tobin in New York City to Prof Barron and local clubs. Mentions include the Niagara Wire executive in Chicago and a masquerade, a charity dance at St Marys hall, and various visits, entertainments, and gifts among community members.
A stray OCR fragment mentions a fake laxative claiming to cure a cold causing confusion in a city. The brief note hints at consumer deception and public health warnings without detailing dates or names.
In a unclear report Mayor Toth and Senator M A Litana of Cleveland doubted a handkerchief collection to be held next week at Woodland AL, Shurch. Mayor Johnson donated a white handkerchief with a Kentooion tie. Senator Manny de Wited and Judy contributed dainty handkerchiefs as well.
Gus Rubiin departs for New York on Monday December for a De fale period. In Dyker Heights Athletic Club he will serve as boxing and wrestling instructor under manager Mr Masten. A reporter sought comment but Rubiin remained noncommittal.
For the weak and delicate who catch cold easily Hagee’s Cordial of Cod Liver Oil Y"UMPurn is presented as an ideal remedy. It allegedly strengthens the system to repel bronchitis la grippe and pneumonia by increasing red corpuscles. It rebuilds nerves tissues and provides vigor, claiming all cod liver oil benefits without grease. A tonic and revitalizer produced by Katharinou Chemicon Gon 6h Louis Mo.
A fragmentary notice from Walbrook advertises the Walbrook Conservatory of Music offering lessons in various instruments by special teachers. It lists piano brands and a music house providing sales, tuning, and repairs for pianos and band instruments with contact at Malier and Mr. Hare.
Massillon offers a brief stock of pianos with high grade models from Westell Nickie Grose welion AMT copper Woundsman strings. Pianos guaranteed for ten years. Only one bargain remaining with eight others comparable for the money. Sale ends tomorrow or Saturday.
A.B. Smith appears at 220 S Main St alongside Col. George T. Perkine and Mra KR. The gathering in Warren on Wednesday honors the late Jace Jacob Perkins with friends and relatives present. References to Tuners and nearby cities suggest a regional turnout and memorial context.
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