Akron druggist sale listing
Sold in Akron Ohio by John Lambert and Co. Druggists at 183 S Howard St.
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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1902
Page
5
Sold in Akron Ohio by John Lambert and Co. Druggists at 183 S Howard St.
Mr A A Dole architect and superintendent of construction at Mansfield Reformatory arrived in Akron to remain for now He declines to discuss the situation He had been backed by Charles Dick and aims to fight the dismissal using political influence He has been connected with the reformatory for about a year and a half
Aimed at digestion relief after meals these notes promise complete digestion and relief from indigestion and dyspepsia. The offer guarantees a refund if not satisfied and invites readers to request a free sample from W. H. Hooker & Co. of Buffalo New York.
New York reports that a Washington Irving home in Irvington West Eighth Avenue area, where he wrote Astoria among other works, has been sold to the Bruyvesant Real Estate Co representing the Pennsylvania railroad. The four story brownstone fronts near Eighth Avenue are to be cleared for a proposed mammoth terminal station.
Washington dispatch reports Wm Jennings Bryan predicts Cuba could face civil strife from political splits that may paralyze industry. He argues Cubans can govern themselves, though errors may occur as in the United States, and praises self government even if imperfect.
Wan H Evans and son with Evans Building and Loan and associates offer 11000 for the old City Hall site to City Commissioners Connell. They plan a large office building if purchase occurs. City records show a prior offer above 13000 last summer. The corner location in the business district makes the site highly valued.
City fathers voiced Monday night that the X. C. T. Co. must strictly follow its 1892 franchise for the Akron and Cuyahoga Falls Rapids Transit, with cars promised every ten minutes not being met. They allege the N. C. T. Co. neglects the A. & FR. 1. line, running only one car per hour, and urged immediate action to enforce terms.
Spring fever signals biliousness with torpid liver and inactive bowels. DeWitt's Little Tarry Risers stimulate the liver and bowels to cleanse the system, are safe with no griping, and have been praised by H. M. Byerly of Monetteville and Wm. Warner of Gem Pharma for years.
New York June 6 John Duss, engaged to lead daily concerts with his Economy band at St Nicholas garden this summer, has leased a West Endav house for the season. He believes the outside talent will prove he has the world’s greatest band and aims to convince the public. In his private office he talks frankly about performances including his own composition The Battle of Manila, noting potential interruptions for intermissions.
W T Sturdavant of Merry Oaks North Carolina says indigestion and dyspepsia plagued him for 15 years. After trying many doctors and medicines a friend urged Kodol and it gave immediate relief. He can eat almost anything now and his digestion is good. He urges others not to diet to cure stomach trouble but to use wholesome food and Kodol. William Venner Gem Pharmacy 38 Howard Jet
The two part engagement mirrors the first, with a breakfast pause and renewed fighting, praised as a perfect illustration of combat. The audience applauds while Mr Duss claims the bandmaster is New York’s greatest, forecasting one lasting composition, a signer march.
Mrs. A. M Shields of Chambersburg Pa credits Dr. King s New Discovery for Consumption with her recovery after six months of severe illness. She says it cured her coughs colds and bronchial affections and praises it as safe and infallible for desperate conditions. Trial bottles are offered by C. B. Harper & Co.
Elihu Dixon a wealthy DuBois coal merchant remains missing after a May 23 disappearance near the Ra bula railroad station and his farms. A 50 man search of woods and mines yielded no trace, relatives fear foul play and plan to drain the Sabuln dam on the estate to determine if he drowned or was murdered.
A fragmented ad-style passage touts Koop pills as a pure vegetable remedy for stomach and liver issues. It promotes relief from constipation sour stomach dyspepsia and headaches while claiming no minerals or addictive drugs. Readers are urged to buy from druggists.
An advertisement from Willow Grove Delaware claims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures piles without operations. It asserts the salve heals skin diseases and wounds and urges readers to accept no countertests. Signed Wm. Warner Gem Pharmacy 1138 Howard St.
Judge Anderson announces two new rules for Probate Court procedures to prevent confusion and preserve record consistency. Rule No 1 restricts who may transact with the court, aiming to avert legal inconsistencies and improve filing accuracy.
The real party in interest or an Ohio- admitted attorney must file pleadings in court. Rule 2 disallows any person, lay or attorney, from representing more than one interest in any action, cause, or proceeding in this court.
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure treats all forms of kidney and bladder diseases. It cites J. M. Laffer J. Lamparter Co. and A. Warner as endorsers, urging readers with kidney or bladder trouble to use the product for positive results.
A private partial test of the wireless telephone system by Nathan Stubblefield, Morris Kentucky, was conducted in Fairmount Park. Stubblefield spoke into a receiver in the Belmont mansion and his voice was heard in a distant receiver. Electricians and inventors later tried to receive messages at other points but results were unsatisfactory due to misalignment of the sender.
G W Roberts of Elizabeth West Virginia reports a cured cancer case in an elderly man once deemed incurable by doctors. He used Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which allegedly relieved pain and healed ulcers and sores. The ad touts Bitters and Salve for blood diseases skin eruptions and pollutions with prices listed.
R A Gray describes a decade bedridden by kidney disease. After failing with medical care, Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended and he calls it a godsend. The testimonial credits J M Latfer and partners, J Lamparter Co, and A Warner with presenting the remedy.
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