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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1902
Page
3
A garbled mid century price list promotes Summer Satisfaction blends and assorted goods. It mentions Java and Mocha coffee blends, appetite and strength claims, various flavor options, gelatin, Apex Vantin and Apex Lemon, and multiple package counts with quantities for a week ending Saturday.
A collage of quips and brief items from Brooklyn Life and Philadelphia Catholic Standard. Snippets touch on trains and accidents, personal gossip, cholera remedies, stage folks, fashion, and a rooftop safe joke. Contains local observations and advertisements with scattered names and dates.
Colne Ohio reports a meeting planned for next Thursday to form a permanent Republican Central Committee and elect an executive, with Gen. Dick as chair and Joni Malloy secretary. Whiting of Canton is a potential candidate for chair but Cling Erin Wil is favored for the post.
The trusteen of Anterst College informs that Mayor Doyle will be awarded an honorary Bachelor of Arts degree at the college annual commencement this week. He had planned to attend the Amherst commencement but was delayed by public and private business. Doyle spent four years at the college, leaving in 1890.
A Rome dispatch reports the Queen Dowager of Spain asked the pope to suggest a suitable bride for King Alfonso. The pontiff is said to have recommended either an Austrian or Bavarian princess. Also includes a testimonial from J A Strickfaden about Chamberlains Cough Remedy aiding a severe whooping cough and croup attack.
Tests were conducted Saturday on a steel car design prepared for manufacture in Youngstown. If successful, a company will be formed here to produce the cars with Henry Wick, former National Steel Co. president, and his son Hugh Wick leading the venture.
An old advertisement touts Clinic M Headache Wafers as the safest and most effective cure for headaches. It asserts superiority over other treatments and urges purchase from druggists for 10 cents. The copy emphasizes nerve and heart-based relief and classifies the product as a universal headache remedy.
Mrs Lille Linley of Copley Road Wig In Polles appeared with a baby in court charged with assault and battery on Hulon Stanley. She was found guilty after trial and fined the costs.
Mr. Franklin Ruchtel receives a monthly pension raised to ten dollars and Mr. Thomas Wright of Krum roy to twelve dollars. Also advised to use Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry to prevent infant illness during summer and avoid dangers of cholera infantum dysentery diarrhoea and diarrheal complaints.
Birth announcements list Schellin and Sherbondy families with newborn sons and a Mr and Mrs Bertis child in Portage township and Wooded Hills area. An election to select trustees for the Police Pension fund is scheduled, with the date, location, and rules to be followed.
A London Tit-Bits piece recalls several domestic tragedies born from trifles. anecdotes include a honeymoon parasol dispute ending in divorce, a word mispronunciation provoking a court case, and a snores claim driving separation. truely comic yet tragic reminders that small slights can ruin lives.
The text cites Hutching Hapgood in Alnwlee's discussing business as a product of creative imagination rather than pure mathematics. It argues that Americans infuse imagination into enterprise, giving color and excitement to great processes, inventions, and corporations, beyond mere frugal economics.
The text blends garbled phrases with references to governance and economy. It mentions state repair, national strength, and quotes Bacon about repair and decay, suggesting a discussion of fiscal responsibility and the link between government spending and national health. The source appears to be a fragmentary excerpt or translation from a 17th century or later historical discussion.
A Japanese painter in Washington displays mastery of pigment secrets and luminous practice, contrasting Eastern color theory with Western methods. A famed ancient work hidden by phosphorescent paint reveals a night scene of a buffalo grazing, while a Buddhist temple guards the legend of its glow. Also noted are quirks of marine life, including a fish with a long tail used as a weapon and the concerted attacks of swordfish and thrasher sharks on whales, countered by porpoises surrounding and disabling foes.
A well dressed woman boards a crowded car in Amsterdam. Her shoe lace unfastens and she repairs it with care. She signals the conductor, but a nearby gentleman misreads her actions. After a mis touch, she realizes she tied the wrong ends. Laughter erupts as the man frees himself. A Chinese proverb about birds of sorrow follows.
An OCR fragment shows garbled dialogue centered on a Paris case with references to trials and identities, including indistinct quotes about time and motives. The legible parts imply a legal or investigative scene, but details and names are largely unreadable.
A杂 collection of fractured items recounts an eccentric Vanderbilt safe anecdote with a dog word mishap, Queen Victoria’s private papers noted, a teething remedy from London humor, Weber’s early telegraph, and a dramatic toast where Petronius de Hamme carried Vera Heyweigh to the stage amid a mountain of press lore.
A charge formed at a fortified wall with French infantry. Sergeant Mc Quade of an English regiment observed two Frenchmen load muskets and wait in a bank gap for an enemy. Sir George Brown, aged sixteen, volunteered to advance but was pulled back by Jim and was killed by bullets.
Furnished by the Abstract Title Guarantee Trust Co. lists transfers including Isabella A. Coleman 160 ft on Raymond Ave for 125, Lotani Harte to Willard Wetmore 12 acres in Stow for 400, Simon Mollinger to George Wolf on Springtichl 0.18 acre for 250, David Kessler to Mary Young 24 ft on Second St Barberton for 2000, Chas Ammerman to Tacob Mast 5 ft on Thinat Barberton for 40, Auditor of Summit County to T. Loexer 50 ft on Sterlinger for 213, Earley Tanner to Ella and Esther Sherbondy 44 ft on Akron and Moon cheater road, A.D. Moxander to Joseph Baugh 47 ft, Flora A. Young to Summit Rubber Co. 1 acre in Coventry with 5 ft sidewalk reservation for 500, Edward Towers to George Wolf 0.5 acre in Springfield for 440, W.T. Sawyer to Josephine Jenkins.
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