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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1901
Page
3
Akron council hearings devolved into a freewheeling session with talk of arresting fast streetcar conductors, revoking franchises, and sprinkling water works leaks. Walker pressured the Water Works head and proposed a city water quality probe as Sirens of reform fizzled into personal squabbling and a hurried adjournment.
Columbus June 11 The State Bar Examining Committee completed grading of the recent bar examination with 21 of 282 candidates passing. Among the successful are Hon Charles Kinney of Akron former Secretary of State Thaddeus Allnwall of Hills cothe now Chief Justice Florence Ruble of Lancaster and Mrs J Hartwall Cabell of Cincinnati. Koronial Akron pair Frank BR Marvin Cornelius Maloney to receive certificates.
The speaker tells them to mind their business while a woman uses a firm arm gesture to command ducks and chickens to stay quiet. The dialogue repeats the old tale of daily complaints about animals owned by others, noted for its tired tone and familiar grievances.
A. O. Rhuichard of West Bangor N Va reports five years of kidney trouble. He says doctors failed to help until using two bottles of Koley's Kidney Cure. Attested by A Warner and others.
An advertisement claims the One Minute Cough Cure cured thousands with fast relief from stubborn coughs. It asserts safety and effectiveness for readers like Norris Stlver of North Stratford New Hampshire and urges others to try the remedy for guaranteed results.
A kernel of corn worth $8,000 found in Kenmore shifts the outcome of a keno style pigeon prize. Mr. Ty F. Smith of Mussilou competes with a black flyer, who reaches the loft first but pauses for the corn. Sam Hibbs closes the trap, kills the pigeon halted by greed, and the owner loses the prize.
An early 20th century advertisement extols a digestive remedy Dyspeptics cure claims to digest all foods without stomach aid. It also features patient testimonials praising Basinor Bilve and Banner Salve for healing a knee injury and protecting against scars, with endorsements from Ira D Reckard and firms A Warner and J Lamparter & Co.
Police headquarters hear a weary plea from Alyah Greenlone over noisy ducks and chickens disturbing neighbors. A deputy officer questions what force should be used to quiet the poultry and the worried caller hints at drastic action to stop the clucking.
Claimant announces a hundred dollar reward for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. The circular invites readers to obtain free information and testimonials, noting the product is sold by druggists.
A reader from Armonk New York recounts how her daughter suffered a near fatal bout of whooping cough and chronic bronchitis until Dr King’s New Discovery cured the illnesses. The letter praises the medicine as a universal remedy for throat and lung diseases and notes trial bottles are free.
Dated notice reports the annual meeting at the eld house on Turkey foot lake Weilinkday afternoon with large expected attendance. Newcomers include registered clerks from Cleveland and other Northern Ohio towns. On Wednesday all local drug stores will close from 12 to p.m.
Advertises Ripans Tabules as an easy to take remedy for heartburn pain. Claims tablets won’t spill or break and that ten doses cost five cents. Promotes quick relief and low price.
J Murray known as the street fakir left with Nathan Vincent from a work detail Monday. They had been at work about an hour when the escape occurred, prompting talk of Officer Taylor resigning amid irregular prison labor supervision.
Pr H J Saunders announces office hours at the Plal Block corner Howard and Market open evenings with Sunday access from 10 to 8.
A reader named Kas Miks Maude Dickens Parvons Wiles reports eight years of severe asthma and dire prognosis. After using Foley's Honey and Tar, they state it has never failed to provide relief and renewed life. Danmar & Co.
Chicago reports farmers prosper as Rock Island Railway official notes strong year with higher piano and musical instrument purchases. Messages from Decatur and others mention Foley’s Kidney Cure, while local merchants Warder Laffey and Lamparter emphasize improving business amid a buoyant agricultural era.
A partially legible fragment references a medical regimen including tabules and optic care. It mentions curing by dra giole-like treatment and notes a condition described as aged or difficult. The text is unclear but implies a form of medication and procedure.
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