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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1900
Page
2
A Sunday School convention showcased The Ollo Muldeen's Home Society which operates in every county of the state. The group matches homeless children with families who wish to adopt and aims to place all eligible children into homes. Warner at the Pendicton house is noted as a contact for interested parties.
Kent Bulletin reports communities including Cleveland win Haddon Ravenna and Kent hosted discussions on a proposed electric line. The route would connect Cyvin Lakes Pippin and Bendy Lakes to Kent and Cleveland, promising faster travel than existing paths. Akron Republicans plan to attend the national convention in Philadelphia next week.
Fragmentary report notes a widow from Patiesville associated with Thomas Messuniin and a lake yard incident. Mention of common pleas court, a McMinns death, and a Shore Ride link appears amid garbled names and places.
The Kent Bulletin reports the Erle company condemns misconduct by some young men among its workers. It notes past sobriety and good citizenship, pledging action to uphold the firm’s decent reputation and pay proper wages while addressing disruptive acts.
Subscriptions for the German American company rise with a $1000 share noted. Details mention fundraising efforts, individuals named Weidig and We Crosse Hiking, and a Sunday meeting at Bunnie fees pak with Wareworth against North Buds.
Fragmentary text describes prisoners at a park receiving food and assistance while performing labor duties. Mentions a noon meal break and various unclear activities including baskets and possible medical aids. The excerpt is garbled with multiple misspellings and non-standard phrases.
A discussion titled The Apathy of Chineele will be read by the Cogito at a regular church gathering at Central Presbyterian on Monday morning. The note mentions recent weeks of poetry reading and a focus on improving attendance.
The Whiteow hotel, located in Bente MT Lube Loon, has been leased for 10 years to Bob Albert. The opening is planned for next week with a single room available for viewing. Dent Leinahy notes the new venture will feature a small hospital area and a drying area for guests.
Local social columns report visitors and travels in the Akron area including Mrs Packer and family visiting relatives in Matoon Illinois and a large piano purchase in Chicago. Mentions dances at Lahestte grirk, college graduates from AKrow Ehaeheal day, and weddings near Western Star with Rev. ter officiating.
A Thursday incident at Wert Salem factory halted by a stopped engine left two workers injured. One man sustained serious leg injuries while another suffered broken bones. Authorities opened an investigation into the accident.
New hitching posts go up on South Main near the Wulkh block edging toward Main and Market streets. The Market Street twill be cased ready for tenants soon as painters finish the Manueloy building. Funeral services for GC. Riley killed by lightning at Wadsworth will be held at Hild and Wadsworth M. I. church on Sunday at 10:00.
Broken text advertises Major's cement products and feather felt remedies promising big profits. It claims exclusive materials, cheap substitutes, and nationwide sales with high commissions for dealers. The piece urges readers to join Major's advertising network to gain wealth and success.
The advertisement touts perfect workmanship for shirt fronts collars and garments. It promises faultless laundry results that preserve color and finish, claiming unmatched quality in town from Excelsior Laundry at 1608 High Street.
A dense roster of fire alarm call points across Akron listing engines houses, works, mills, intersections, and streets. Entries name multiple districts from Sixth Ward to North Howard and Market, with addresses like 2 Buckeye works and 8 Akron Iron works, plus facilities such as Schumacher mill and Reaper works.
A fragmentary passage notes Bevros, 24 miles northwest of Paris, known to tourists for porcelain marked with royalties and republics. Pieces since 1756 bore kings, dates, and palace names on their backs, silently recording the changing history of the land.
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