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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
8
The article sketches a turbulent scene with references to a Denver paper predicting a Republican nomination year 1016, clashes over platform words, Niagara Falls security concerns, and a lively mass gathering filled with remarks, accidents, and political rhetoric. It intertwines party sparring with vivid vignettes of altered conversations and public disorder.
An obscured verse fragment describes a Gunny beedie style phrasal puzzle. The speaker hints at a dangerous rhyme that could cause an explosion and jokes about others laughing or paying. The speaker questions what was seen and contemplates who to trust or send away.
An improvised public notice announces a free concert by a local group at a dome park on Sunday afternoon. The fragmentary text references a reginant Handio drome and oddly garbled names, suggesting a community event with unclear participant details and possible rental inquiries.
A 10 year old boy, Leroy Akins, works in his father’s shop on weekends and vacations, claiming to be the youngest full fledged barber in the United States. He performs skilled cuts, saves a man in a fire, and handles customers with a deft, sharp gaze. His father and community note his precocious talent as he trains under the family trade in Akron.
This lettered roundup cites women like Mrs. Mary Cook of Pittaford New York and Miss Annie Zlott of Newark praising Peruna for long illnesses and nervous debility. They credit the remedy with restoring health, flesh, and vitality after failed treatments. The notices urge readers to obtain a free booklet and consider Peruna for summer catarrh and related symptoms.
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