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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
5
Readable fragments show fabric types with factory end prices per yard. Mentions Gye Fast Colored Dimities We Fast jored Lawns White Plaid Goods White Plaid and Striped Goods with various End Price figures, plus references to factory ends of white goods.
A fragmented market list shows white shirt waists priced at $1.00 to $2.00 with end prices ranging from $1.00 to $1.25. The note includes references to sizes and actors and mentions colored shirts with an end price of 100 each.
Readable catalog style list offering ladies muslin underwear and yardage fabrics. Notes factory end prices for silk grenadines, satin, gingham, seersucker, crash fabrics, damasks, and damasks in various widths and colors. Includes quantities such as 10000 yards and 2000 yards with unit prices per yard.
Marion Indiana report notes Charles A Bachey of Cincinnati and Miss Jon Della Hoskins wed in a Friends church at Fairmount with 200 guests. Ceremony conducted without a minister, vows read in Quaker form, witnesses sign a marriage certificate. Also mentions summer kidney irregularities and Folys Kidney Cure ad.
A historic catalog fragment lists summer underwear for women and men, including ladies vest options, thread vests with pants, knee length styles, and prices in cents. Also shown are men’s lightweight shirts, striped working shirts, and boys’ drawers with factory end prices.
Cleveland readers report a large automobile named Winan's Bullet completing a test run on Clifton boulevard. The car covered about one mile in roughly fifty two and a half seconds, driven by Winton. The machine weighs 2000 pounds, length fourteen feet, width eight feet, with 32 inch wheels and four and one half inch tires. An unrelated medical note touts Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as reliable for cholera morbus.
Judge Melborn attempts reconciliation between Elizabeth and Willing Martin aged seventy one in a disputed divorce. Each accuses the other's son Dick, adopted from an orphans' asylum years ago. The son is willing to leave foster parents if reconciliation is possible but the proposal fails as the mother's son objects. The suit involves two 71 year olds.
Canton police report James Quinn arrested on a warrant from Akron for alleged support offenses. The filing mentions threats and a plan to deliver two individuals, John Crone and George Henry, to a works site with the Eighth Regiment band at Pathfinder pleaia.
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