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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
8
A damaged ad fragment announces a belated sale of table linens, towels, and damask items with bold claims on patterns, widths, and prices. Mentions hotel linens, bleached fabrics, and novelties, with unclear dates and contact details.
Fremont June 6 20 morga alias wallacer Mon- toe was arrested and jailed on bigamy charges. Accused of marrying Lulu Walle Monroe in February 191 and deserting a prior wife in April. If found guilty he faces perjury for claiming a valid marriage. Prisoner’s wife and three others named in the report.
A drug overcame the original John Souers, guiding investigators to Chicago as the case unfolded. Evidence tied to a drug influence surfaced, reshaping the pursuit and revealing a link to a broader disturbance in the area.
Jamon Jones, 25, faced a police court with a string of humorous and troubled remarks as witnesses described drunken behavior and a plan to join a street gang. He admitted intoxication and was fined, while other notes mention unrelated drink-related mishaps and absurd medical notices. The article blends court drama with garbled medical and local shop references.
Independent rubber concerns receive proposals from United States Rubber Co and Mt be elain Ja stock exchange reports. A broad agreement appears wanted as full operation resumes. The United States Co boasts the largest Ontario booklets to date and plants operate, signaling economic practice in departure areas. The weary man seeks relief from constipation with Dewitt's Little Early Pills.
Lights to be installed at Wooster and Edgewood avenues Wooster avenue and Bell street Maple and Portage streets High and Mill streets Market and Beek avenues Merriovi street and Hawthorne West Exchange and Home alleys Main and South six Removal of lights at West Market Weat Exchange street west of Maple street I last two lights on Cuyaboga street Merriman street Kudep and first light on Merriman from Market et We sell the celebrated W. L. Douglas shoe for men in all latest shapes and styles M. O'Neil & Co
The twelfth annual reunion of the Old Richfield Academy girls met at Mrs. Andrew Brock's in Haimmond's Corners on a pleasant Tuesday. Mrs. Jeannette Black Dustin re-elected officers. historian Chuva Sweet-Hawkins noted three weddings and three births. A short program followed with music by Mike Killifer and Miss Javole Mackey, plus recitation and mosquito stories from Milas Alger. Mrs. Harriet Palmer Mackey reported Pan-American wins, and Mrs. Mary Mead Baumgardner invited members to meet next year at her home.
A testimonial fragment describes Mia Poag of Law reves recovering from kidney and liver trouble, nervous distress, and insomnia after using Electric Bitters. The note claims three bottles restored walking ability and health, urging readers to try the remedy with guarantees and low price.
A fragment reports N B Palmer of Kirkman recounting a burn incident where heat doctors failed to heal a painful burn but Bucklen's Arnica Salve fully cured the woman. The ad-like note promotes the salve as infallible for cuts sores boils bruises piles and related injuries available at druggists for 25 cents.
Special correspondence from Richfield reports an elderly former inmate, pardoned after 22 years in the penitentiary for shooting Charlee Poobtes, visiting old friends. Wardnn Jimes granted the pardon, signed by Win. Me Kinley, a Civil War veteran now in Belchers' Hall. Andrew Brock shown with a 241 pound weighing, and other notes from Buffalo and Duncombe accompany the letter.
Our new fall lamp line showcases rich decorations and colorings as the first shipment arrives. Prices include 8.45 and 0.50, 96.75 and 7 dollars, with a best nickel lamp at 2 dollars. A 10 percent one week sale promises safe, economical, first class quality.
Camp returns from Ashland with orders to start excavating two large buildings for the Ashlanti Cereal Co and the Bockley Phillips Brock Pood Co. The test building will be rushed to completion. Edward Huss of Sallivity Mo reports relief after Foley's Kidney Cure for lumbago and kidney trouble.
A fragmented ad-like line appears urging readers to peruse a column titled Demon’s Wants. The odd phrasing hints at a humor, fiction, or promotional item from a historical page segment.
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