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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
7
A local paper debates Representative Dick's Congressional resolution on protecting right to vote. It praises his constitutional duty and courage against party backlash, while criticizing a rival for overreaching praise and urging balanced recognition of public service.
The Akron Telegram notes disarray in Brer Harris’s campaign from Ashtabula County to the Gentled Taw, mocking leadership and urging Baker to speak up. It laments slow progress through political inaction and predicts a push to oust the city commission in Akron, appealing to the Legislature for change.
The piece critiques Republican papers like the Anahuila Beacon Record and Warren Chronicle for eroding editorial independence. It argues editors capitulated to competition, risking integrity while praising steadfast editors of papers such as the Liverpool Argus and others for maintaining independence amid market pressure.
A fragmentary critique of editorials in newspapers, praising well written opinion pieces while denouncing shallow, opportunistic writing. It argues editorials carry moral weight and offer a benediction or presence, yet warns against indifference and neglect of public opportunity. The piece references youth readership and the role of editorial voice in shaping public conscience.
A long, disjointed editorial voice argues about Democratic party unity vs factional leadership. It praises vigilance against boss power, urges voters to judge candidates by merit, and laments editors pushing partisan lines while stressing bedrock democratic principles. The piece references figures like Melon and Washington-era contexts, framing a call for harmony without coerced consensus.
An OCR fragment mentioning names and places loosely references a Major Fulton Quad in Denver and a University of Colorado member with unclear details. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts, dates, or outcomes to summarize a concrete news item.
A fragmentary testimonial from a woman named Bonnie Delano praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for treating menstrual irregularity and related health issues. The letter claims health restoration within months and urges others to avoid substitutes.
The article argues Kilbourne's influence endures after defeat, guiding the Ohio Democrats toward clean politics. It criticizes factionalism, urges loyal editors to support Democratic principles, and calls for a united effort to elect a prudent Democratic leadership in the state.
A lively, wordy column blends holiday mood with local quips. It mentions a New York map maker, Teddy Roosevelt school rosters, and a plan to boost gifts for police and officials. It notes shoppers in Akron and various quips about Wheat and oats prices locally.
The Youngstown Vindicator critiques a letter from Dem internal to Akron Obie, highlighting a dispute over printed humor about ink and presses. It comments on the Dem’s pressman Gra dy Monel as capable, and notes the Vindicator’s own rough, hand press appearance and critique of the local demo.
A clipped, fragmented collage mocks poets and song writers with lines like Twinkly nine kle and Roll on thou dark and deep blue ocean, roll. It notes satisfaction, delight, and disappointment among authors as various newspapers commented on poetic fame and misfortune.
The speaker recalls Akron as a singular, grand presence amid a wintry landscape. From hillsides to snowbound streets, the poem extols Akron as a model of pride and virtue, a single beacon among many. Nature and city fade into a ceremonial image of strength and beauty surrounding Akron.
Akron Wood Working Company promotes parquetry flooring as a durable sanitary upgrade over carpets. They argue hardwood floors resist moths and dirt, require less upkeep, and can last generations. The firm offers design submissions and estimates, claiming lower long term costs than carpet maintenance.
A fragment from County Life presents a dreamlike verse by Joul Bouton, imagining divine craft and a plinth lifting beauty toward day and sun amid silver timelody trees, contrasting with classical masters Phidias and Conaya.
A Chinatown murder follows the Wong Chin feud. An unidentified man shot four times in the back as he walked alone. the killer fled up a stairway and was found by police after being identified as Yee Loon. The case ties to ongoing Chinatown tensions and local street violence.
Sunday evening at St Pauls Episcopal Church Route Alexander Bare leads a free organ recital series for the public. The program features portions of Mina Laura Tseonnion and ends with selections from that work, including Pastoral Symphony, Haller Plan, I Know that My Redeemer Liveth, Mandel intermezzo, and more, with Rhenberger and Clarke pieces.
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