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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
5
Sold in Akron Ohio by John Lam Ree Co druggists located at 183 S Howard St. Item description not provided. entry notes place and seller without additional context.
The board plans changes to room locations at ward schools before reopening. Howe’s current manual training room will be needed for a different use next term, and the manual training apparatus may be moved to the Allen building, accessible from Howe Leggett and Miller. Leggett and Miller pupils currently lack access. The board will decide at the next meeting.
Daniel Bante of Otterville Iowa writes he suffered asthma for years and tried physicians in New York with little relief before using Foley's Honey and Tar which gave immediate relief and he would not be without it. The note also warns against Foley's Kidney Cure amid testimonials and advertisements from Laffer J Lamparter Co and A Warner.
Mr RoW May the assessor for the fifth ward reports total personal property valuations for taxation at 8360,535 this year, up from 319,798 last year. L H Amer, assessor for the seventh ward, notes a rise in personal property totals to 115,500 from 04,050, while new buildings add to the district’s gains. The seventh ward shows one of the largest increases yet reported in overall value.
Sidney held a lengthy Democratic party convention at Cellan and later Wapakoneta to name a candidate for Congress. After 1,884 ballots, Garber led with 118 votes, Adkins 75, Loree 62, and Goode 1, with Auglaize county adding one vote for Wagner in early rounds, as delegates debated substitutes and adjournment.
Henry Bowle testifies at trial before Judge Dustin, claiming he is the son of former Maryland Governor Bowie and married in Maryland years ago. He says he recently came to the city and was employed at the Moore’s saloon where John Doheny was shot during a card game.
John Richards, who left his German wife and family last year to seek work in the United States, fell ill with consumption and quit his chosen occupation. He recently moved to Alton for employment but his health worsened, leaving him unable to hold a job. Tuesday night Poor Director Kendall provided him supper and sent him to Cleveland for aid.
Madge R. Grant and Evtoetar B. P. Orth were named speakers for the Bing day exercises to be held at Grace Park Saturday afternoon. Mayor Doyle announced the lineup as part of the program. The Eighth Regiment band will also perform after the speaking session beginning at 3 o'clock.
A newly arrived Canton Akron car reached the city Tuesday afternoon. The vehicle is longer than an A B C car and struggles around sharp downtown corners, having only two light machines. Officials plan to send a representative from Columbus and Newark to inspect. The electric line project from Canton to New Philadelphia faces doubt, and borrowing may be needed until the city completes its fire fines.
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a tonic for children, claiming it cures headaches nervousness indigestion and fatigue. It urges parents to use the product to keep kids healthy and thriving through childhood and youth.
Delphe construction advances as rail project aims to connect New Philadelphia to Newark. Railway men expect completion within about two years, signaling progress on the Columbia route and regional transport expansion.
A busy Brimfield notes June visits by Cora Williams Eugene Bard and Clarence Meacham of Akron plus relatives at Cleveland weddings. W T U gathering set for June 26 at Mrs Woods home. Local reunions including Wise Pontius Bilver Lake Bechtel Richards planned Thursday. Various relatives visit Akron Canton Cleveland Mogadore and Akron discerned, with school banquet rescheduled to June 21.
Pd nyere Tete Frimnie Treen aged 68, TAME Ane wife, at tri tie field neue at UhyAr loko on Thurediy. Police report a fatal mishap during a local activity with no further details available.
A dispatch from Petrograd claims June 22 that German Caucasian oil producers formed a syndicate to sell petrol abroad in competition with the Standard Oil Company. They previously shifted stance toward Standard and now appear firmly hostile, aided by government measures including lower railroad rates and possible tariff reductions on oil exports.
Chief Dorin contemplates relocating police quarters from the basement to a larger first floor suite. Prosecutor Wells occupies the big room rarely. The basement quarters are inconvenient and the move hinges on city hall construction decisions.
An advertisement promises men can cure years of sexual weakness and enlarge genital organs at home using a free receipt sent on request. It cites testimonials from men who report restored vigor, strength, and vitality and claims all correspondence is confidential in plain sealed envelopes.
A Salem Missouri man describes a five year battle with kidney disease. After trying many physicians and remedies, he used Foley's Kidney Cure and recovered fully in under two bottles. The note is shared by J. M. Laffer and partners, A. Lanparter & Co, and A. Warner.
A West Virginia reader reports a cured incurable cancer case using Ebowie Bitters and Bucklen's Avnica Salve. The testimonial claims complete recovery for an old man after doctors deemed hopeless, with Bitters said to aid eliminations and the salve to heal blood diseases skin eruptions ulcers and sores. Harper & Gove advertise the products.
A fragmented OCR line lists wine names such as St. Julien St. Estephi St. Emilion and Chateau Margaux phrases, with per bottle pricing hints and odd spellings. The text appears as a partial inventory or advertisement snippet lacking clear context or complete data.
A distorted ad describes deafness as curable only by constitutional remedies. It claims the Eustachian tube inflames and restores hearing when unblocked, warns of permanent damage if not treated, and offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a sales pitch by Jom Brby & Co of Toledo Ohio.
An early imperial style advertisement touts Ackor's English Remedy as the king of cough cures. It claims quick relief for consumption and pneumonia with a money back guarantee and lists Buffalo suppliers and multiple agents.
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