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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
3
An American in Rio narrates a brutal credit system where locals settle on settlement day. A shoemaker miscounts boots, leaving the narrator with a mountains of pairs and social ostracism until he pays part of the bill. The episode ends with a costly lesson on keeping accounts and a gift of seven boots.
The article extols planting trees on estate land as a means to secure a fortune for grandchildren. It cites a Duke of Athole precursor who, though land poor, planted vast numbers of larch trees. Over a lifetime he established tens of millions of trees across thousands of acres to benefit future generations.
A Hortstan speaker describes Turkish reverence for the rose, linked to legends about Mohammed and the Prophet's blood. He notes Turks treat the flower with sacred care, purified by rosewater, and fear desecration at public events. The piece contrasts this with roses strewn on bridal paths and stages, seen as shocking.
Two physicians argued about a patient marked for consumption with claims based on visible signs such as hollow neck areas and finger clubbing. They then back off, shake hands, and agree to treat each other, though both remain alive and seemingly healthy.
A New York Sun report quotes an awning maker explaining the cost and placement of awnings for major offices and towers. He notes some buildings with many windows may need hundreds of awnings while others require none on the principal exposures.
A historical testimonial promotes Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as a remedy for kidney pain backache and weakness. The piece claims rapid relief and cites a user who returned to work after treatment. Signed by John Lamparter & Co and attributed to Dr W Chase, with a generic sales call and dealer notes.
An altered narrative describes Lieutenant Parton courage trials before Western Indians, the torture sequence, and a dramatic pistol display. Farrow's later reunion with Chief Joseph at Madison Square Garden is recounted with vivid, sensational detail from the New York Press.
The piece explains budget origins from the Norman bougette meaning a leather purse. It notes the term traveled from England to France and back, tied to government revenues and expenditures presented to parliament. The article references the New Fort Tribune as a source.
A Jacksonville mechanic party on the Matangay river aboard the lighter Nghter car lived on deck in a house built on the deck. After a heavy dinner they retired to work but left doors and windows open. A large water snake about eye feet long crawled aboard through the open door and climbed into the dining room during the meal interval.
Identifies stomach ailments in children and adults. Promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for weak digestion and related disorders. Offers medical adviser pamphlet and instructions to obtain a paper-covered edition by mail.
A Florida Times Color and Citizen report describes a macabre meal scene where a snake engulfs an eye and rebels inside a water jug. After swallowing another egg, the reptile becomes wedged, unable to move, until a cook frees it amid astonished witnesses.
The article describes old lodge gates or lich gates in country churchyards used to pause the bier bearer before burial. It notes Wales preferring stone gates, Loch gates with a single door and self closing mechanism, and regional names and derivations from Anglo Saxon.
An old man described as a Fennt and ex slave travels to Memphis to cash his pension check. He purchases three crates of carriages at a produce house and awaits delivery at the wharf, expressing anticipation for a future event.
An older ad urges readers with breathlessness and palpitations to take Dr Iles Heart Cure. It claims benefits for those needing to sit up in bed to breathe and describes prior symptoms and relief after use. The language imitates period medical advertising with testimonial style.
Dr Miles Heart Cure stimulates digestion increases circulation and strengthens weak hearts. Sold by druggists on guarantee. Dr Miles Medical Co Wichurt ud.
The text surveys diverse burial practices and afterlife beliefs among Aboriginal groups, noting corpse preparation with frames and rushes, funeral rites in graveside frames, and avoidance of settlement near graves to prevent haunting. It contrasts ritual fear of spirits with references to shamanic exorcism and beliefs in future existence and retribution.
Aaron Buer, described as a self controlled figure, visits Boston years after Hamilton's death killed by Burr. Devereux guides him to the Boston Atheneum where a Hawston bust prompts Burr’s reaction. Burr remains undisturbed while Devereux recalls Hamilton’s poetry and Hamilton’s era.
The proprietor details a night break in on the 15th stealing silk and calfskin goods along with outerwear and underwear. He calls the burglar a villain, instructs the bookkeeper to notify papers for prominent publication tomorrow morning.
An Exchange column urges opening a savings bank account for a baby and adding a portion of gifts and allowances through childhood. Regular deposits cultivate thrift and self denial, building a sizable nest egg by age 18 for responsible financial habits and future security.
The Haitian born minister M. de Heredia arrived at the palace court to pay respects to President Gravy amid guards and ceremonial display. Officials misread his status, causing a stir, before he was formally received in the reception room.
Readable fragments recount a wild stage mishap with an elder and younger Keane on an American stage, a frightened super near hurt by a prop rag he escaped, plus a Cincinnati Enquirer note on a New Orleans act. The page also shares a Missouri periodical column on Sunday afflictions and a ministerial reflection on Sabbath ailments and social invitations.
The Springfield Republican argues that “tanking a living” in marbles reflects a shift from play to gain, with a few influential youths treating the game as a means to wealth through sly ventures. The writer defends early training and urges guiding boys to strive for success and practical gains without overemphasizing material wealth.
An old note discusses shoe lore across Europe linking footwear to happiness. It notes that well fitting boots symbolize comfort and joy, while missteps or tying another’s shoe imply humility or low status. English customs warn on weddings and courting when daughters marry, and Valentines rituals urge hanging shoes for lovers.
The pool known as Montesama's Well lies about 15 miles north of an old military post now called Camp Verde. It is a circular pit roughly 250 feet in diameter with clear, pure water just below the surface.
Fragmentary report describes a deep well near a county area. It mentions a 27 foot uniform depth water supply and a stone rock formation with tunnels. The text attributes the well to volcanic activity and Native American connections, noting surrounding water actions shaping features.
A fragment from the Pitladepbu Press describes a young mother tucking a baby into sleep while Mrs Mulaprop comments on the charming scene. The overheard exchange highlights a gentle domestic moment and admiration for the infant’s innocence.
A fragmentary quotation from Cade Eben in the Washingta Star discusses sleeplessness and schemes linking to deeper iniquities. The readable text suggests caution about hidden motives and tangled plots within a community.
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