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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1901
Page
4
The column reports Akron politics and local issues amid Supreme Court rulings and national events. References to city commissioners, resignations, and a Fourth of July celebration debate mix with chatter on oil plants, Youngstown trade, pensions, and South African War coverage shaping local sentiment.
Fragmentary historical text argues slavery was foundational to America and critiques abolitionist views. It references figures and events, suggests a political shift after the Civil War and contemplates tribute language amid contested memory.
A noisy compilation from Akron covers political tensions with pro Providence notes while residents recall a curfew debate and a bizarre night of events. Citizens discuss moral standards, city leadership, and a dramatic episode centered on a knocking at a door and a dog that turns out to be a false clue.
Akron shoppers encouraged to buy Coplova Coffea in a local promotion. Stores advertise a special offer with discounts and limited time availability. Community members express interest in trying the new coffee brand and supporting local retailers.
About 1800 members of St Bernard's Congregation paraded to St Vincent de Paul and St Mary’s churches Sunday afternoon in a four abreast procession. Knights and various church societies led the way as prayers and lectures followed, with plans for another pilgrimage next Sunday after more services.
A Cleveland speaker notes Medina county and nearby areas house several post offices with diverse earnings. He highlights the oldest postmaster dating to 1865 and mentions McKinley in Cuyahoga with minimal salary. Receipts range from small sums to notable figures, and women pilot some offices in the district.
A damaged ad featuring Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills proclaims nerve relief and vigor. It cites a testimonial from a user in Alain Ohio and notes availability at a South Menard drugstore and Buffalo New York dealers. The copy includes a portrait and signature of A W Chase, M D.
The project near Akron will flow 60 barrels a May and plan to ship 100 barrels daily. Three wells have been released, with completion expected soon. Ten workers will be employed, and Standard Oil Co proposed production terms but did not accept.
Local store offers latest novelties including Pataluma inspired packaging for Cordeys Coffee wrappers. Shiner cap Tree of cha promotion headlines the bakery display.
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