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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1902
Page
6
Readers learn of East Akron girls basketball program revival after holidays. Plans outline hiring changes, team formation, and building a regular schedule with students from local schools contributing players and leadership during the term.
Akron and Norlog report mixed bank clearings as financial lanes shift for the week. Yonennich'y and Cantona in SH show notable movements, with cautious activity across regional markets.
Card of thanks from Julian P Brennan thanking former president in the history department at the Coenen county for support and wishing a happy New Year to all readers.
A long meeting outlines arrangements for the Pathbinder gathering with speeches and officer installation planned. Leaders from LOC and allied lodges prepare for sessions, with talks on duties and expected attendees.
Disjointed records mention per capita tax due by December with penalties, a January deadline, and life benefit notes. The text also references a Tuesday meeting, candidate reviews, exam scheduling, and a second degree conferment. Several names and places appear amid scattered committee and lodge mentions.
A collection of endorsements for Dr Miles Heart Cure from patients in Nebraska and Iowa. Purdy of Atkinson reports dramatic relief after years of heart disease and severe attacks. Lewis Anderson of Niavageits recounts chronic symptoms easing after six bottles and claims a permanent cure. Both note advertisements and offer a free book from Dr Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana.
Fragmented notes describe Daughters of St. George and Akron Castle tribe activities. Mentions officers, elections, upcoming meetings Friday night and next Thursday, invitations from Fleet Foot tribe Canton, adoption of a palemen, and urging members to attend with spouses. Several names and dates appear, with repeated calls for preparedness and participation.
The Uttle folke at the Children's Home receive candy and nuts for the holidays with support from Mines Alexander and Dr. Burton of the First Congregation and Hud son primary, plus a magical Christmas show by Mr. W R Etling on Christmas Eve. This is the third year special entertainment has been provided.
Toledo report details a potential endowment for aged worn out Methodist ministers in Ohio. Rev Corlsto B Holding explains a $1000 initial gift from a private donor if 100 others contribute the same amount, with subscribers notified by mail once plans are approved. Names will remain private unless permission is given.
Chicago reports the death of Mary Hartwell Catherwood a renowned authoress at her home 4852 Washington Ave after a lingering cancer. She entered hospice in October and died tonight. funeral services are Sunday with interment in Hoopeston Illinois. She is survived by her husband John Steele Catherwood and a daughter.
A West Point man named Homer Hail suffered a severe cold and obstinate cough blamed on consumption. Doctors gave little hope until he used Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, which he credits with saving his life and helping him gain weight. Trial bottles free at CB Harper & Co.
An ad style plea touts Model Bakery offerings and delivery by bread wagons. It highlights Laferty and a phone number, praising heat, fuel efficiency, and stove design as key selling points for coal saving Jewel Stoves and fire control.
A reader warns that many cough syrups contain optites causing constipation especially in children. Foley's Honey and Tar is touted as safe, non constipating and reliable, endorsed by A Warner J M Laffer and J Lam Partner & Co.
In a late interview Senator Moreton of Alabama asserts that demands for solution will spark a political revolution. He argues the power of the American people surpasses corporate influence and signals a shift in public sentiment.
A fire early today destroyed the Crowhy Nomestodd property in Greeley. Horace Hinceley and his nephew Burt Creeley narrowly escaped in night clothes with other family members fleeing the blaze.
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