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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1902
Page
8
A garbled message references Madet Fakery and Latfforty's for dinners and bread. It mentions a late order, a leaden tone, and unclear names, making precise facts uncertain. The fragment hints at a dining experience with unspecified items and a possibly misheard caption SB.
Indamuented three months Heo, amid hot conditions, workers protest as airike leads to discharge. Ter refuses reinstatement, and a morning return to work triggers renewed tensions. One Minute Cough Cure is advertised by TD. Scott Cueriy of Loganion Va as a trusted remedy for coughs and throat troubles for mothers and children.
A cryptic note cites R A Gray and J T Onkellle mentioning severe disease of a child and the speaker’s failed hopes for relief. The text references consulting top practitioners and lists several names and firms connected to medical treatment.
Delegates of the American Freight Agents meet at the van Muehitel with Kilietay afternoon, where Alcon Siting was tainted, and a reveal showed 10 prompts amid the chatter.
Fragmentary ad describes nervous exhaustion and promised relief with Dr A Wy Cheo's Nerve Pills sold at a Blew bax and De Ay W Chase Medicine Ue in Akron Ohio. It attributes cures to the pills and features a portrait and signature of Chase, M D, on each package.
Canton Ohio is rocked by a church scandal as Dr Walter Kilby pastor of the Calving Tereshy faces impropriety charges. A Mahoning Presbytery session met secretly with Kilby amid intense local speculation. Only clergy and one veiled laywoman attended the afternoon conclave while officials withheld details until the inquiry ends. Kilby, about forty, married and living at 507 Cassidy Street, recently moved from New Cartier eight months ago.
A fragment from Robert R Watts of Balem Missouri describes chronic illness and failed cures. He credits Woolley Whiney Cure with restoring his health after five years of poor well being and ineffective treatments.
Incoherent text appears to describe temples in India with distorted phrases about sacred cows and pollution. Mentions Dr. Klas Life Pile and clowns none. references to Hanper & Co and drug lore appear as garbled names. Overall, no coherent event or facts emerge from the readable fragments.
Fragmented local notes report on a period placed to a long life and a range of community tidbits. Mentions include a Tieton reunion at New Beret Jin, Sunday School convention activity, cancer illness of Lov Shaffer, funeral at Mighthivel cemetery, and visits by families in New Berlin Milford and Akron area.
Attorney General moves to compel action regarding a meeting of the horseshoers board. The document references Pendle and Holats with procedural notes about authorities and potential court enforcement pending further details. The spelling is garbled but indicates a legal action to compel compliance.
Fragmented notes discuss grocery practices and warnings about unsafe food additives. It cautions grocers to avoid recommending questionable powders and highlights consumer risks from improvised blends. Government certified brands and labeling are emphasized for safer baking powders.
The seventeenth annual Northfield student conference of the American and Canadian Bible unions will run from Friday evening June 27 to Sunday night July 0 1902. Held under the international committee, the event expects larger attendance with 1400 institutions represented last year and over 700 young men taking part. Notable speakers include John R. Muth and Woodrow Wilson, with many prominent church figures from the United States and Canada in attendance. The Northfield assembly is billed as one of the strongest in the conference's two-decade history.
The United States paid 7.21 million for Alaska in 1867 and the territory has yielded 1500,000,000 in value from tare, fire, gas, and transportation. Population rose from 80,000 to over 200,000, fur seals grew to 2,187,817 skins worth about 35,000,000, and salmon packs total about 90,000,000 with gold and silver mined at around 40,000,000 since the purchase.
An old style medical pitch promises a cure for catarrh by nontraditional remedies. It asserts mucous conditions can be treated to restore normal hearing and health. The ad claims a reward of one hundred dollars for proof of cure by Halle catarrh Cure, from CHENEY & Co in Toledo.
An old advertisement touts Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming to prevent indigestion and related symptoms. It promises safe eating after use, a money back guarantee, and lists multiple druggists and firms including W. Ho Mooker Co and John Lamparter & Co as distributors.
County Auditor Fritz with Prosecuting Attorney Bowers and taxpayers fights County Commissioners over about 90 000 in bonds for courthouse improvements. Refusal to advertise the bond issue could trigger court action to compel advertising. Commissioner Peres, a Republican, faces renomination challenges.
Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg Pa recalls recovering from six months of illness after Hay Fever and asthma using King s New Discovery for Consumption. She reports the remedy cured her throat and lung distress and brought relief, with bottles sold and guaranteed. Also advertised Dows Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin troubles with a claim of cures and no counterfeits.
The program at Takeside Park casino includes Mattie Killingbeck a clever singer with club swinging, Dehalus and Valera as a comedy juggle duo, Roberts Hayes and Roberts in a comic act, and Mr. Hberly with songs like Mullions of Aching Hearts Silent Violin and Last Night as the Moon was Shining. A colored views segment and the Schroden duo also perform in a lively show.
The Indies of Central Presbyterian church announce a bandkerchier buoyant fundraiser in the church parlors on Wednesday evening June 18. Ice cream cake and lemonade will be served.
The Hast Ohio Gas Company informs consumers of a five cent per M cuble feet extension plus fixed rates of 25 cents per M cuble foot for gas sold and delivered on or after June 25 1902. Payments before the 10th of the month start benefit. payments after the 10th incur higher charges. Signed by THE HAST OHIO GAS COMPANY.
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