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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1900
Page
6
The Stephenson Quartette showcases a program blending art and portrait work with members Fane Lathes Walling Brave Ainsbay and others. Critics compare the style to Heed 2 rook Me Avisbay, noting similarity in performance and tone.
Obscure historical note mentioning names and events with damaged OCR. May reference a local death notice and scattered locations but lacks coherent details or dates to extract a complete event or person.
A fragmented note describes golf play and weather affecting a Wegener at a Portnate course. It mentions Cleisig and a venue named AE rue T te tiete with reference to Tle at The Portnate chih and other readable fragments.
Probate Judge Anderson asked the County Commission to approve a new set of indexes for public records. The request emphasizes modernizing filing and retrieval, aiming to improve efficiency and access to documents maintained by the county.
John McFarlin, a Granger farmer, found two horses in his barn with tails cut off. He suspects a cruel intruder and reports similar incidents in the Granger area. Authorities have no solid leads, and residents are angered and unsettled. A local clinic advertises Foley's Honey and Tar amid other remedies.
Gov Nash says he has not given the matter full consideration and does not yet know how to intervene in prize fighting in Cincinnati. He questions legality and notes only a jury might rule on whether such performances are athletic contests. Meanwhile promoters push ahead with match plans and organizational moves in Ohio and neighboring states as the boxing timeline tightens.
An Akron resident, John Schumaker of 204 Holloway Street, reports that Dean's Kidney Pills from Lamparter Co. and Goodrich Tubler Works drugstore cured his kidney troubles. He says the remedy strengthened his kidneys, eased back pain, and reduced dizziness enabling his work. Sold by all dealers with price one dollar. Milburn Co. as sole agents for D. S. Remember the name.
County Commissioners accepted Mayor Young's submitted bills for riot case expenses totaling SIT5.47. The funds cover criminal costs, with the ruling noting the charges were allowed and recorded Saturday.
Barrels of samples sent by mail under a special arrangement with the manufacturers of Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. Readers may obtain trial bottles and a pamphlet by sending name and address to Dr David Kennedy's Corporation Rondout NY, mentioning the paper. The ad claims cures for kidney liver and digestion problems and urges trying the medicine with urine sediment tests as proof. It notes price is $1.00 per bottle.
Teutonia Commandery 1.0. R. 0. has elected officers including Commander M. Wi, lieutenant commander Ed. Arnel relate Mire, recording officer Katie Loesch, treasurer O. Hasse, first sergeant B. Kempel, second sergeant Mya Tullius, guard Selene Mrs. Schneider, sentinel John Volkmann, and trustee Gustiv Jontsch for three years. The festival will be held at the bail on December 25. Merchants advertise the best candy.
The Board of ity Gommissione approves a permission for the American Cereal company to cross Ash st with an additional switch. The weekly meeting of the W, G210 is set for 3 o clock Monday at the par lors on South Main st. The annual letter from the State president will be read. Prosecuting Attorney R. M. Wana urges all witnesses and interested parties to appear before the west grand jury with the County Clerk to avoid delays. Granite Sewer Pipe Company began production at Mogidore plant. the kiln will burn soon and the plant is described as a model. Cap. A. Z. Baldwin, member of the Society of the Army of the Cork, notes the next meeting will be held at Onokamim in the Week of Sept. 1. Detective KB Sherwin plans to return to Akron in eight to ten days based on information from a well-placed source.
Dr G, J Bishop, and Agnew comment on harsh pneumonia cases. Amitam says Poley's Honey provides relief for severe symptoms. J M Jaffer Lamparier Co and A Warner are noted in the closing lines.
An OCR fragment touts Foley’s Kidney Co advertisement claiming $1,000 worth of “Gand, ALTL Phoness” remedies cure kidney and bladder troubles. The misspelled text cites brick dust and leaden symptoms, asserting Foley’s Kidney Comp has achieved 1000 dollars in results and urges readers to avoid other doctors.
In Vienna on December 22 the Oris Unns of northern Albania, persecuted by Mussulivane Jutve, appeal to the governments of Sergio del Palaela for protection services at popular prices amid mounting pressure and regional tensions.
A Detroit Journal spoof notes an intrepid explorer mockingly taunting an antaretic Eskimo. The exchange ends with a loud laugh as the Eskimo retorts that civilization alters everything, leaving the explorer in chagrin at his failed joke.
A foreigner asks George the meaning of the phrase it won’t wash. He is told it cannot be proved and not true by a solemn youth describing Washington as the Warrior of His Country famed for truthfulness who could not tell a lie.
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