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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
7
The piece surveys political maneuvers in Summit County with reference to a Republican slate and a Pennsylvania convention. It discusses candidates like Guy Stone and Elkin, tariff debates as a public issue, and critiques on municipal and national politics. It notes weather effects on crops and touches on Yale Law professor Rogers questioning tariff and railroad rate strategies.
A fragment from the Virginia debate discusses the call for a constitutional convention, the submission of proposed changes to the people, and pledges by the dominant party. The text intertwines religious language with political action, asserting divine sanction for the process and the resulting government framework. Also included is an unrelated travel blurb advertising a Lake Chautauqua excursion with Erie Railroad details, a 50 mile boat ride, and a 6:25 a.m. train departure on Sunday.
In a lively Akron pageant the Harmony group and local figures rally for unity as political and social hope fill the town. Citizens praise clean streets, the grocers gain a year’s security, and Mayor Johnson’s pending ascent to higher office is discussed amid a swirl of poems, jokes, and community buzz.
A broad, period piece on female workers facing health decline and the promise of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It includes letters from readers in Long Island and general advocacy for treatment, with anecdotes of recovery and urging women to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham.
An ad asserts Geo Leining offers Formal-de-hye Kidney Tablets that supposedly cleanse kidneys and blood, claim to banish uric acid buildup, and urge sufferers to try a free trial through druggists, presenting broad, unverified health assurances.
Fire broke out Saturday morning at 7 05 in Tommy Glenn's saloon on North Main and caused $45 damage. Departments 1 and 8 responded. A large black horse pulling a combinat ion truck slipped and fell near Mill while being driven to the fire, injuring the horse slightly. Chief Mortz noted slippery conditions after sprinkling had passed.
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