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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss unsettled indications of Marsden, miners, and a looming danger. The text mentions a retreat or abandonment of a resident area, a probe and hollow, and resistance to committee decisions. Names and precise details are obscured.
Warfar begun by Cigara in Cincinnati as makers tied into a network with other countries. Officials say shipments to Apulitwt Ar AMartoan Clyne Co. and United States Co. moved through the city coastline. Officials report enforcement actions and various firms involved in the goods trade.
Fragmented recipe notes describe a Jell O snow FUDD dish with water, a whisked mixture, and hints of mint and strawberry garnish. Mentions four tavern lines and borapheris, unclear quantities, and a note about package timing.
A garbled 1903 item details clergymen denouncing Hanin Clans, calls for early Christmas shopping to aid clerks, and notes about diplomats, water purity inquiries, and South Malaset street repairs. It cites Merit and city paving needs, urging careful consideration of Chicago streets and the South Aurora paving project.
Fragmentary notice discusses cannot be removed without cause and mentions police, firemen, and elective officers. Indicates May effect and removal conditions tied to an official opinion. References Columban, Smyth Wy, and attorney general in a local government context.
A long, fragmentary column blends political observations, temperance notes, and social commentary. It cites Venezuela, Venezuela affairs, the Monroe Doctrine, labor disputes, and a governor race. It references figures like Carnegie and Napoleon Bonaparte while musing on education, weather, and public sentiment.
Volume 36 Number 1 of the Akron Times Democrat notes steady subscriber gains over the past year and announces continued improvements planned for the coming year. The paper touts its status as a leading county weekly and highlights reader loyalty and new subscribers. It mentions destinations and promotions, with BYRIDER BOS signing off.
John Lamparter & Co promotes Dr Howard's constipation and liver remedy at fifty percent off with a money back guarantee. The tonic comes as granules, sixty doses per vial, and one month of treatment costs 26 cents under the offer. Limited stock available and mail orders accepted.
Barberton councilman Joseph McCarty denounces efforts by Connell members to ignore him and vows to force open debate. He complains north Barberton residents pay for improvements yet see no funding or hearings and seeks action against railroad encroachment along Tuscarawas and Recon roads.
Robert French faced police court on Thursday morning with a split nose and a bruised face from a beating while intoxicated. He pleaded guilty and was fined one dollar plus costs. French, from Cleveland, has a wife living here.
A. TE. Thurnes of Buffalo C writes about kidney and bladder trouble lasting years. After using Foley's Kidney Cure he reports relief and claims it has done him a hundred dollars worth of good. The testimonial also names AJ Warner and J. Lam purter & Co as endorsers.
The Akronians benefit show at the Colonial features ten participants in a rehersed production with Doc 89 and 31. Rehearsals move from the basement of First Baptist Church after room shortages. Hospital ladies coordinating urge all potential participants to report at First Baptist on Broadway at their scheduled times.
An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as the season’s best throat and lung remedy. It claims quick cures and prevention of worse cold symptoms, citing AL Warner J M Laffer and J Bam: parler & Go as endorsers.
Local Akron talent drew cheers as the elderly grandmothers sang in roles that showcased community skill and charm. A Christmas hat advertisement from Smith & Teeple at 168 S Main St invites readers to buy affordable hats.
Post office activity is light except in the outgoing mail area as Christmas approaches. Officials anticipate a busy week, noting the strain on carriers and the need for timely handling of gifts sent to friends outside the city.
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