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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
3
The notice highlights Schumacher and Ganmeter at 1648 Howard Ave offering groceries and household goods. It promotes their array of china and Japanese import items while inviting customer interest and engagement with current specials and telephone contact.
Greater Trust Chicago reports a new rival, the Imperial Glucose and Starch Co., planning a $3,000,000 plant near Chicago. Led by Charles M. Warner of Syracuse, the headquarters are in Chicago. The facility aims to be the world’s largest with 25,000 bushels daily corn capacity, surpassing Peoria’s 20,000. Buildings spread 35 acres, with rail yard needs, a year for construction, and a full staff of chemists, mill experts, and traffic managers.
The 17th annual reunion of the Boys and Girls of Thirty and Forty Years Ago was held at Lakeside with 150 attending. Six members died in the past year, officers were reelected, and M. Ty Outer spoke on Boyhood Experiences. New members added were J. M. Johnson, C. L. Walker, Jacob Manderbach, Z W Sinnetts, Mary B Thomas, and others.
The annual reunion of the 16th Regiment O V I will be held here Friday August 6. A meeting was held Wednesday evening in Capt. J H Morrison's office to arrange the event with committees for entertainment parks printing and badges transportation provisions and finance. Captain Morrison is president and B F Clark secretary. Residents and friends will picnic at Lakeside on June 2. In Franklin County court John H Simpkin of Columbus sues the Pennsylvania Railroad for 80 cents plus statutory penalty after overcharging when he could not locate a ticket and the conductor refused repayment.
An ad promotes a non doctor cure for indigestion, constipation, and similar stomach disorders. It touts a vegetable pill named St. Bernard, claiming no poison and that it is more efficient than doctor visits. The product allegedly benefits many generations and is sold by all druggists.
The Columbus test results reveal that none of the Akron locals passed the recent bar examination. Of 208 participants, over 200 failed, and the names of Akron candidates did not appear on the successful list.
Daily price lists from Kryder & Sons and Nelan ay Brothers show buying and selling figures for grains livestock and dairy. Wheat and corn futures, Timothy seed prices, hay and straw ranges, chicken and butter quotes, potatoes, hides, and dressed meat values reflect regional trading activity and seasonal demand.
Local resident D. Scott Currin asserts One Minute Cough Cure outperforms all remedies for coughs, colds, croup and throat and lung troubles. The ad proclaims it safe and immediate, noting croup risk and doctor delays, with pleas for pharmacies to stock at How yard and other outlets.
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