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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1902
Page
3
Special correspondence from Barberton notes a Eureka club dance at Whigham Lehnbert hall with Dravy elub members dancing in Tracy hall. Harry F P Rasor, long employed by Jolson Hardware, secured a position with May Pelleger. Miss Lulu Stickle, once at Burts Millinery, has moved to Cleveland.
The Corona theater hosted a lively Akronian production titled It watt Immeasurably bes, with a large company of children and adults in colorful costumes. The performance impressed with orderly staging, strong chorus, and robust audience response, earning praise for direction by Wade Davis and support from the Ladies Auxiliary Board of the City Hospitals.
A vintage kitchen lesson outlines peanut soup with roasted nuts ground to powder and cooked in milk or stock with flour butter paste, lemon, and pepper. It also details chestnut hash with vegetables, flour, nutty sauce, and a claret note, plus macaroni with peanuts and croquettes, ending with almond sandwiches on brown bread with jelly options.
Michigan City laborer testifies that Dr A W Chase's Ointment cured severe piles after other treatments failed. Product marketed with money back guarantee and wide dealer distribution.
An open switch caused a southbound Monon freight to derail near Quincy Indiana today. Engineer and Fireman from LaFayette were killed. Braker from LaFayette also died. A twelve car train derailed with nine cars wrecked. Rescue crews removed the bodies from the wreck site.
A freight wreck left ten cars damaged with one carrying furniture one wheat and the rest livestock. Many cattle were killed and the surrounding area reported material losses and disruption to supply.
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