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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1902
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text mentions disputes over granting rights and ownership near a locality. It references fears of danger, a proposal sequence, and a debated committee stance. Names, dates, and clear facts are obscured, yielding a vague political dispute outline.
Fragmentary OCR note reports a labor action related to a cigarette or tobacco workers union in Cincinnati. The text references a meeting or appeal by a local union and mentions cooperation with other groups and a national context. Details are garbled, but the core idea centers on labor organizing and union activity during a period described as the latest of good.
Fragmented OCR text blends dessert notes and brand cues. Mentions Jello and lemon flavors alongside names Bonplerry Stewber and growers. Odd phrasing suggests a seasonal dessert idea with a package offer and unclear quantities.
A fragmented OCR page lists assorted prices, goods, and sale items with mentions of values like five dollars, six dollars, and dozens of products. Names, places, and brands are unclear, but the excerpt conveys a brisk shopping market column tone from a mid century newspaper.
A marriage breakup centers on Henry Kanth alleging wife Cayella Kanth drinks heavily, leaves home at night, and consumes funds for alcohol. He seeks divorce and $5,000 for alleged misconduct. witnesses and court proceedings unfold as attorneys argue amid partial testimonies and probative filings.
A mother credits Dr Miles Nervine with saving her baby from sinking spells and preventing a fatal outcome. The child recovered after repeated crises, and the speaker swears to sell and guarantee the remedies, offering a free booklet from Be Mnane in Wiktart, Ind.
The Grand opens today with Dolly Varden at the Colonial and Anthony Hope's Rupert of Montana featured at the Heath Rann Theatre. Noted actor Thyler Letchton leads the cast in a production faithful to New York, with costumes, scenery, and advances noting affordable matinees tomorrow.
Barbertown notes report visits by Mr Henry Effle of Mary O and Mr George Drvennt at his home. The text is fragmentary with unclear dates and places but indicates social visits and local ties in the Barborton area.
A historical advertorial reel urges readers about serious nervous and female health disorders. It cites extreme mood swings, insomnia, indigestion, and headaches, claiming Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures many cases after doctors fail. Letters from users in Philadelphia and Ohio endorse the remedy and urge others to try it for relief.
A damaged OCR fragment references Clyde Atmaueinin being taken to operate something named Operton Wealitewliay for tural. Names and context are unclear. exact action and place undefined due to broken text.
A fragmented page recalls a mother’s tears and the family’s wait during a prom night. Sparse readable lines mention a child, a journey, and the emotional impact on loved ones as events unfold.
The fragmentary text mentions Milew Kitties as the younger son and includes phrases about burg levy and ties to an executive or administrative action. Limited readable facts prevent a clearer summary. Entities include Milew Kitties and possible Burg levy context.
A movement among express messengers on major U S railroads and in Mexico aims to form a single union. About 40,000 messengers on the North American continent would join the new body, born in Chicago and spreading to other regions, with talks to officials and crews favorable to closer collaboration. The Brotherhood of Railway Messengers would cover this service branch and seeks to unite both baggage handlers and train crews under one charter, potentially doubling membership.
Fragmentary note references rules to earn labor benefits in the trainmen’s order. Lacking context, the readable text suggests a historical trade union or fraternal framework shaping standards, with emphasis on governance and discipline within the railway workers’ organization.
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