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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
8
Akron Bond Sale Promises Payday for City Creditors
The city of Akron sold 128000 dollars in bonds to Dennison Pryor & Co of Cleveland. The premium was 89 dollars, ensuring police and firemen and many creditors will be paid. Wages have been unpaid for months, with other debts mounting as funds arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Dennison, Pryor
Cleveland
Dow
Doetheadle
Coffee harm myth silenced by Postum faith test
A Nebraska reader recounts years of dyspepsia anxiety and heart pain blamed on coffee. After stopping coffee and using Postum with Grape-Nuts breakfast, his condition improved dramatically with tumor and headaches fading, digestion restored, and renewed strength after five years of continued Postum use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Kearney
Nebanya
Pestum Co
Kohler Re-elected Health Officer and Sanitary Official Reelected
Col M W Hore was re elected Sanitary Policeman and Inspector with no opposition. A A Kohler was re elected Health Officer and George B Carson re elected clerk by the Health Board at Friday night meeting. One vote was cast for Dr A W Jones as Health Officer. Clerk salary rose from 50 to 700 per year. others’ salaries unchanged. City Solicitor Geborne Begate interpreted the new law, stating the Board now consists of five members and the Mayor has no vote. A committee including the City Solicitor and George W Crouse will revise old rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
M. W. Hore
A. Kohler
George B. Carson
Health Board
A. W. Jones
Health Oficer
Geborne Begate
Avta
John C. Weber
George W. Crouse
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Health and Happiness
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for sleeplessness rheumatic and neuralgic pains and general weakness. It claims the remedy tones the system purifies the blood and restores appetite and sleep. A testimonial from William S Gibson of Pleasureville Kentucky describes recovery from long illness after taking three bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Gibson
Pleasureline
Industrial Army Works on Two New City Structures
An industrial army toils near Brondwis and Centeratk, smoothing rough stone for two adjacent projects, the new St. Bernard's Catholic church and the county jail on Broadway. Masons shape blocks under a shed while structural iron forms rise. delays from missing steel push the schedule. The cornerstone ceremony is set for Sunday afternoon June 22 with Bishop Horace Brann of Cleveland and about 25 priests from the state attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brondwis and
Centeratk
Ione
St. Bernard's Catholic Church
Broadway
St. Bernard’s Church
Horatbrann
Cleveland
Broun
Novel Playground at a Big Department Store
Chicago reports the opening of a one floor novel playground inside a major department store where mothers can leave children while shopping. The unique facility offers abundant grass and shade, with many attendants and no restrictions on play, inviting workers and families to use the space during off hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hoonce
Manny
Arehina
Boya
Akron Leads Bank Clearings Amid Mixed City Totals
Akron reports higher bank clearings with a total near 72,000 in early figures. The city shows an 18.3 percent increase year over year, while Youngstown tallies around 471 and industrial output up by 84 percent in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akédy
Part Wook
Youngetotwn
Horse Shoer Seeks State Exam Aid Profess E Rien
A notice invites a horse shoer to contact Professor E Rien at the corner Chesy and Millets in Onettians for guidance on the anatomy of the horse's toot to pass the state examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rien
Democratic Caucuses Elect Delegates Across County
In lively Democratic caucuses county wide, delegates were elected with firm attendances and varied contests. Appointments named for each ward and precinct committee members, with chairmen presiding and secretaries recording results. The slate supports J. Burt for recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Rogers
Drnk
W. Militkin
Harter
Holloway
BW. Shook
Jacob Bauer
C. McCue
C W, Bane
Will Thompees
Bok
Wurts
My Hay
Palmer
Dinell A
A. G
B. E. Wm. Thompson
Ernest Davis
Wm, Schulte
Ben Callase
C. Davie
Z. D. Paul
Ben Callahan
Freda Sharp
Thomas McGovern
Renner
Charles Pfeiffer
C. C. Benner
Clarence Humphrey
B. Bishop
Joseph Winum
George Cummins
Joan Merride
AL. Bishop
B. Gee
Cumming
C. Joseph Winum
Fifth Ward
W. BE. Snyder
W. A. Spencer
W. B. Snyder
Chas
W. Kempel
E. Andress
James Rutherford
W. A. Kapwnces
Goo
Schaeffer
A. John Vaughan
B.W. Tobin c
W. E. Snyder
Eixth Ward
B. F. Davis
J. W. Welsh
Secratary
Bartley Lynch
Simon Cronin
C. Vest
EB. P. Sprigie
W. BE. Allen
F. Davis
C. Warner
Louis Drumm
A. Charles
August Tiako
Max Endres
Jacob Gayer
Wm. Manthey
W. H. Kroeger
John Greisinger
G. W. Hoffner
Sherman Warner
Henry Henry
Joseph Baughman
Christian Zimmerman
Pred Gayer
Sherman
Warner
Manthey
Frank
Bohellin
Clarence Hill
J, . Burt
Life and Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertisement Voice
An 19th century style advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a medicine that builds up the whole system and makes life more abundant. It claims it restores strength to the weak or run-down and urges readers to consider its benefits for better daily performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Ami
Lide
Wny Emus
Maverito
Bue Cahimne
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City National Bank
South Howard St
W. Crouse
Stone
Caukier
City
M. W. Hove
Dr. AA
Kohler
Geo. B. Corson
S. G. Swigart
Silver St
Foley
Bright
Phyatotan
Gro. Ewara
Smith's Grove
Curie
A. Warner
J. M. Laffer
J. Lamparter & Co
Lafferty’s
B. Howard St
B. Lafferty
Sipe
Cornella Family
Wammoth Wippodrome
Holteer-Cabet Company
Holtzer-Cabot Electric Company
Brookline, Mass
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