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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
3
The treasurer reports over 200000 subscribed toward Princeton's new gymnasium fund. The goal is 350000 with expected full subscription by year end. Class of 1881 contributes 27325, and work on the new structure progresses rapidly.
An old advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney complaints. It cites user testimonials from Mrs Mo Shively and others, claiming kidney strength and relief from headaches, with a Buffalo NY distributor and a price of five cents for the cure.
Acting Captain Dillon led a raid on a sixth avenue poolroom after a husband’s letter accused the place of luring his wife and money. Detectives uncovered 24 women in a rear room of an apparent employment agency above the flat, with one operator, several prisoners named including Laste Gurat and Catherine Kane, and a $24 bill found in a stocking.
At a board meeting of the Trim tora of the Piret Presbyterian church Tiondity evening Rev. Te AS dindes muth, the pastor, was granted a liberal salary increase. He has served about four years, during which the church reduced a $1000 debt to a surplus, reflecting appreciation for his work.
An archaic anti constipation advertisement touts De, King's Life Pills as a remedy to cleanse the system. It claims benefits for liver and bowels, promotes digestion and vigor, and markets the product for 26 cents at C B Harper and Co drug store.
Democratic county central committees will meet at 1 o clock in the Walsh block Saturday afternoon. After organization the executive committee will be formed for the next campaign. No chair candidates are announced, but talk centers on Mr Snyder for chairman and Mr HT J Andreas for secretary.
A man from Elisabeth West Virginia reportedly cured of incurable cancer after treatment with Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The article claims the remedies expelled toxins, improved kidney and blood conditions, and healed skin issues and sores. Sold by GC. B. Harper & Co.
An old style advertisement claims Acker's English Remedy stops coughs in a day and heals consumption asthma bronchitis and lung troubles. It guarantees results and offers a refund if not satisfied. Includes contact options with W H Hooker Co and other firms in Buffalo New York.
Boston store will close Friday at 4 80 p m to stock for a grant party end sale opening Saturday at 8 am.
The Peninsula brick trade, long neglected, is set for revival as property purchases increase, a brick plant is planned, and active brick making is expected soon. The move signals renewed development and local industrial activity.
At Mogadore on Saturday night Henry Robotatine was drinking at a hotel when a stone smashed a window and broke his jaw. Lewie Potts, linked to past hotel trouble, is said to have thrown it after being ejected for disorderly conduct. Robotatine also lost teeth, and Potts along with others faced fines for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Several locals visited or attended events in town, including Mrs. Greig of Canton and Lizzie Royer of Middlebranch.
Ancient ad fragment promotes Bernard Vegetable Pill as a remedy for stomach and digestion issues. Claims vigor and heart strength for readers seeking relief and vitality.
W. T. Butur devant of Merry Oaks North Carolina cites fifteen years of indigestion and failed medical trials before trying Kodol. He reports immediate relief and renewed appetite, endorsing the product. The ad also promotes a Brady's Lake event by the American cereal Co. employees with train schedules and a Great Western band, offering round trip fares and free dancing with refreshments.
Advice for hay fever sufferers suggests climate change to relieve symptoms. Notes weed and flower pollen variability, wind direction effects, and Muskoka Georgian Bay elevating relief prospects. Mentions a booklet and remedies offered by railway and drug firms with mail offers.
Toledo report notes a Vermont avenue block boasting four sets of twins born within eight months. Charles Saptzenbacher sparked the trend with two boys, followed by Charlos Webber with a boy and girl, then Ronard Minniker, and Edward Shaunesary’s wife gifted a pair of twins yesterday.
An 19th century style ad touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a spring liver aid. It claims to cleanse the system, avoid griping, and prevent torpid liver and sluggish bowels with safe pills. Testimonials from KR M Everly and Wm Warner are cited.
Elias Heckman, aged 77, died last Saturday after a 13 year resistance in Twin Lake area. The report notes the long tenure of Oster men in the region and mentions local commentary from Kent Bulletin and Ravenna Republican on regional politics and infrastructure. Reports also touch on village trades, a widened N. C. T. bridge project, bids on stone sidewalk work, and a lightning strike incident in Medina. The miscellany closes with a light note on weather and summer expectations from nearby towns.
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