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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1902
Page
4
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The annual message of the President offers no new recommendations or major policy shifts. It reflects a confident view of national prosperity and discusses tariff, reciprocity with Cuba, and trust reform with emphasis on cautious, measured steps. The text critiques congressional action and notes the political climate as it relates to fiscal and trade issues.
Local talk runs from street maintenance to the strike and reform debates. Mentions include Sylvan Koller, Art Howley, a territorial committee, and a reference to a new fire station plan. Citizens discuss public works, governance, and the mood of an expectant, watchful public.
Police note unusually few burglaries this season as cold weather approaches. The Rodebacher Allen store burglary, with many revolvers razors and knives stolen, stands as the season’s largest local job. Expect fewer crimes as harsher nights deter thieves.
Clarksburg West Virginia report notes Minnie Martin aged sixteen living near New Martinsville saved a railway train from wrecking. She received a fifty dollar check from the railroad company for her brave act.
A period advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as help for perimenopausal symptoms. It claims thousands of letters testifying to relief from hot flashes, kidneys, and general health decline, citing a testimonial from a Mrs. Monteclair Ave, Rhode Island resident.
Columbia man 18 near Rock Vi killing his grandfather H C Sparks during a family quarrel over a cake. Witnesses say the pistol may have aimed at his father as well and the gun slipped from Collie’s pocket. The wounded include Sparks and two or three others. details remain unsettled as the jury contemplates the case.
The Akron representative Dick is viewed by many Ohio Republicans as a potential candidate for governor next year. He has not announced nor urged a formal campaign, but his friends push for a public declaration if the moment comes. The general signals cautious interest and would reveal his intentions when ready.
A discussion of headaches traced to catarrh shows frontonheadache causes in the head and neck, with stomach and throat catarrh as common sources. The piece endorses Catharrh Tablets as a convenient internal remedy, claiming relief without cocaine and touting efficacy against recurrent headaches and head pain.
Royal Arcanum Provident Corneil No 16 held its regular meeting on Wednesday evening and elected officers for the coming year. Names include Campbell as representative, Hogers as vice regent, Polor as erotor, Griffith as collector, Townsend as treasurer, Davidson as chaplain, Thoms as warden, and trustees Lover Wright Smith. Installations and further details noted.
An Indiana citizen recounts how his son recovered from a severe membranous croup after using Poley’s Honey and Tar. The note praises the remedy’s quick relief within an hour and credits several local firms and writers in Winchester, Indiana.
James Ryan, arrested on an Intexten charge, was brought to Thursday morning arraignment but walked from the prisoners’ bench before court opening. He vanished before officers noticed, prompting a search as officials realized he had escaped.
A vintage ad-style warning urges readiness for sudden cold waves and coughs. It touts One Monte Cough Cure as a remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis, and throat irritation, claiming it soothes inflamed mucous membranes and strengthens the lungs.
A 19th century notice warns about cough medicines beyond Foley's Honey and Tar, highlighting risks of opiates causing constipation and unsafe use for children. It endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as non opiate and safe. Names A Warner and Mr Laffer appear in the text.
In Springfield Massachusetts on December 4 an attempt to disrupt Sig Mancagni’s operatic tour led to a deputy arresting the wrong men due to mixed up Tatian names. The concert finished, $2,000 receipts counted, and those named in the warrant fled town.
Rabbi Philote will preach at the High Street Temple Friday night on the question Is There Need of a Church Today. The sermon examines modern religious life and church relevance for contemporary readers.
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