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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1902
Page
4
The Literacy Digest questions world affairs and popular opinion while King Edward's acting in life’s drama is weighed. The piece notes his position among many figures, with history likely granting him prominence but placing him among thousands in the wider play.
A presidential voice from exile critiques Democratic fidelity to Cleveland era policy, praises deserters who opposed McKinley tariffs, and faulted party leaders for past defeats. He frames Tilden support and Chicago 1890s turmoil as proof of Democratic divisions shaping current national strategy.
Fragmentary prose portrays a factional clash around democracy and royalist remnants, naming figures who aided an 1898 upheaval and hinting at treachery within a party. The writer condemns betrayers, lauds restraint, and suggests political exile as a fate for those who discredited the movement and aided its overthrow.
A scrambled year mix of observations on June weather jokes and social notes. The piece reflects a playful local column with fleeting mentions of holidays, clothing, crops, and town characters, interspersed with quips about public life and fashion while hinting at lighter civic concerns.
The text expresses fatigue from walking and the strain of moving between places. It mentions a Philistine and a vague reference to danger or death tied to actions, suggesting a disjointed reflection rather than a clear event.
Rankin attempted a loop at Fountain Park on Saturday afternoon and fell from the track while upside down at the loop top. He escaped serious injury, declared the act a near miss, and vowed to continue if a safer track could be found. Indianapolis backer Arenibald urged a repeat try in Indianapolis.
The annual Junior Ashton prize contest at Buchtel College crowned Vermont boy Arthur Bo Warner as winner on Saturday night in Crove gymnasium. Akron’s Miss Adele Miller took second. judges praised Warner’s dramatic reading The Last Lynching in Cimmarot and his professional-stage delivery.
A jumbled local item recounts a passenger in a Pittsburgh bound party hearing a warning about a hotel room linked to a prior death. The piece then shifts to a long list of social notices: names visiting, guests at homes, and people from various towns including Barcheton, Johnson's Corners, Ashtabula, Warren, and Ashville.
Special correspondence from Barberton reports the Whigam family gathering in Cleveland on Sunday with members of Mr George Whig and Mr J B Whigam in attendance. The Barberton band members received new uniforms and practiced with garnet trim while Grace Kolp, longtime bookkeeper at the Faviti¢es Rater Works in Akron, has accepted a role in a local project.
A fragmented ad claims One Minute Cough Cure outperforms rivals for coughs and croup. It cites Beott Currin of Loganton Pennsylvania and notes immediate relief for children and dangers of delay. The piece references local pharmacists and a Democratic Liver Cols name.
Charles H. Palmer general manager of the Diamond Match Company toured Owego New York where plans were announced to enlarge the Oreweg plant. A non phosphorus match system will be installed costing about 200000 to double production while maintaining efficiency for workers. The Barberton factory adopted the method four months ago and found it successful.
South Akron will stage a notable Fourth of July celebration this year with a committee appointed after a recent meeting to plan the events. The program features include a loop the loop by Jimmy Rankin, speeches, band music, fireworks, a bicycle race, and other sports, promising the largest such holiday gathering in the area.
W T Stur devant of Merry Oaks North Carolina says after 15 years of indigestion and dyspepsia he tried many doctors and medicines. Kodol gave immediate relief letting him eat freely and improve digestion. He endorses Kodol. Do not diet to cure stomach trouble. use wholesome food—Kodol digests what you eat without stomach aid. Ware Nerner Gem Pharmacy, 1188 Howard St.
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