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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
3
A Sunday evening service at 7:80 p m at Grace Reformed Church will feature recitations and music under the title Missionary Ship. Children will assemble a ship prop and girls representing China and Japan will participate. Rehearsals for participating children are set for Thursday and Saturday afternoons at 2 o'clock.
A Beaumont field outlook argues no overproduction, with oil as fuel driving demand in Russia and California, pipelines to Port Arthur, and Texas law protecting investors. The piece notes robust wells, high saturation in oil sands, and Texas’s strong property and education foundations, drawing attention from Minnesota capitalists and potential for refineries and underlined by a vibrant investment scene.
Letters from readers tout Peruna medicine with claims of health improvements and renewed energy. Testimonials cite individuals including N. C. May and Charles Newmans praising relief from nervous weakness and fatigue. The note also promotes a free book on nerve illness and urges care during July heat.
A fragmented notice hints at an upcoming city event with unspecified time and place details. The readable fragments mention public involvement and official oversight but lack concrete dates or venues.
A reader discusses oil industry prospects and the appeal of forming new companies. He warns profits vary with corporate integrity, cites a Southern Pacific Railroad notice restricting prospector activity, mentions a Sour Lake oil strike widening speculative horizons, and notes plans to visit New Orleans for further information while acknowledging local banking and oil interests in Beaumont.
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