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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1902

Page

7

Denver Altitude Effects on Health and Mirth in 19th Century Memoir

A fragmentary travel voice laments Denver altitude's toll on heart and mind. It recalls a parade of summit ailments in Pike's Peak visitors and exults in the beauty of the city and surrounding peaks, noting laughter, breath, and mood lift from mountain air.

Denvan Cole Atziat Deane Pittons Ada Mount Washington Denver Pike's Peak Smith Bros Brown Palace Peak Pike's’Peak St. Louis Ignier Turcy Hores Jove Gaphol Qenvah

Bugers or Will Ada One Pleasant Ldo

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a peculiar phrase about bugers and an Ada one Pleasant Ldo, unclear context or clear event details. No identifiable persons, places, or organizations are discernible to form a proper news item.

Redisein-Triaona and the motive of education in churches

An excerpt discusses the value of small colleges and denominational education. It cites Phillips Brooks on knowledge, stresses personal contact with students to shape moral principles, and argues education should build strong characters to meet life’s trials. It notes three motives of education utility culture character.

Sipiond Redisein-Triaona Phillips Brooks Duke of Wellington

Reward Offered for Return of Lost Property

A son named Pinder will receive a reward upon returning the lost item to its owner, J. W. Anderson. The notice specifies the finder may claim the reward from the owner.

Pinder J. W. Anderson

Reduced Railroad Rates for District Fairs and State Expositions

The C M S P railroad announces reduced round trip fares for district fairs in Rock Valley Iowa and state fairs in Des Moines and Yankton South Dakota. Tickets sold on specified dates with return limits, including 80 and 12 dollar round trips from Akron under Series A and B, with return by late October. Apply to local agents for details.

Rock Valley Iowa Carnivel Sioux Falls Des Moines South Dakota Yankton St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Akron

Notice to Settle from C. B. Gibgon and Dan McLoher

Notice requests all persons claiming to be indebted to or indebted by C. B. Gibgon and Dan McLoher to call for settlement at once. The brief notice names the two individuals and sets a demand for prompt payment or settlement.

C. BE. Gibgon Dan McLoher

Notice to Stockmen for Iowa State Fair Exhibits

Notice to stockmen intending to exhibit at the Iowa State Fair August 24 to 30 requests they write Hon H B Packard Marshalltown Ia Superintendent of the Cattle Department of the Palace stating the number of adults they desire reserved for their exhibit. The cattle exhibit this year will be large and those exhibiting should reserve space at once.

B. Packard Marshalltown Cattle Department The Pali

Special Sunday Dinners At Akron Hotel For 25 Cents

During hot weather starting Sunday July OT the Akron hotel offers a special Sunday dinner for 25 cents for local residents. Excursion rates begin May 15 through September 30 with the C M S T P Ry selling tickets to Spirit Lake Okoboji and Arnold's Park Iowa. Return within thirty days at one and one third fare for round trip.

Commercial Akron A. J. Beverly Arnold’s Park Spirit

For Sale Eighty Acre Improved Farm Near Westfield Iowa

For sale an eighty acre improved farm located half a mile north and one mile east of Westfield Iowa. For further particulars apply to owner D L Santon Westfield Iowa.

Westfield, Tows D. L. Santon Westfield, Towa

Mead's Berenporilia Promise a New Man Rejuvenation

An advertisement for Mead's Berenporilia claims miraculous transformation to a new man. It prominently features AE City Drug Store and emphasizes a whirlwind of improvement through the product.

AE City Drug Store

Early 19th Century American Cities Recounted In Detail

A historical overview traces Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Richmond Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and New Orleans growth from early settlements to 1806. It notes Boston rum production 80 distilleries, 2400 dwellings covering 900 acres, exports rising from 2.5 million to over 10.8 million, and populations and slave counts across cities. It mentions East River breadth, Broadway appeal, and notable monuments like Houdon’s Washington statue in Richmond.

Bostéti Hastelti Boston Europe Asia New-York East River Broadway Tle Brooklyn New York Philadelphia United States Bank Baltimore Richmond Virgina Houdon Washington Cincinnati St. Louis Louisville New Orleane

Reading Aloud as Therapeutic Exercise Suggested

Physicians endorse Reading Aloud 14 Beneficial Reading as helpful for chest, lungs, and throat by promoting deliberate, clear enunciation and natural deep breathing. The practice should be comfortable, upright, and free of undue effort, avoiding medicine overdose, with Roselle noted as a location reference.

Feud Tradition Lingers in Kentucky Mountains

In the Kentucky mountains feuds persist with deep kinship loyalties and long memories. A patch on trousers sparked a thirty year local war after a boy teased another. violence continues episodically, leaving a county as large as Rhode Island divided over the feud.

Kentucky Mmit Cumberland River Rhode Island

Mixed Race Marriages Rise in New York 1891–1896

Over five years there was a noticeable increase in marriages between white and colored people in New York. In 1896 there were 720 such marriages with 369 Negro men marrying white women and 351 colored men marrying white women. In 1897 the total rose to 1,646 with 620 Negro women marrying white men and 926 Negro men marrying white women.

Unneeded Courtroom Proceeding Recited in Dialogue

A passage portrays anxious hesitation and a proposal to defer to a father figure before finalizing a decision. The male speaker appears eager yet restrained, while the female character hints at propriety and blushes as she contemplates permission.

Cruel Restaurant Scuffle Prints Young Women’s Dishwashing Fate

A New York restaurant incident ends with two young housemaids forced to work the scullery through the night after failing to settle a $14.86 bill. The proprietor brandished a clock and threatened expulsion, then compelled them to scrub dishes until five in the morning as punishment for their inability to pay.

New Yorke Ba Pala Womer Myolee Womden

Inland waterways steady force in U S commerce

The New York Marine Journal notes the century may see steamboats rivaling railroads as inland traffic grows. It cites American rivers carrying about 100 million tons annually, excluding ocean-going vessels, with inland commerce mainly moving on the Mississippi valley and the Great Lakes.

Aivers Commerce New York Maying Journal United States Marine Journal Great Lakes Mississippi

The Girl Who's Engaged Unveils Egocentric Plans

A lighthearted mock portrait traces a young woman who spends most of her time in shops and planning married life. She mocks others yet builds a string of handkerchiefs and doilies while predicting she will be a bridesmaid. The tone mixes wit and social satire about courtship and self-image.

Standing Room Only on Earth

A statistician projects space limits for a crowded future with 8500 years to population density two thirds of an acre per person and a 35 yard square space for all needs. Population grows from 1 billion to 62 billion by 2250, implying little room beyond earth. In a separate skit, Wille and Mabel discuss a missing urhbyella and a thief taking a parting gift.

J. Holt Schooling School Ing

Language Like That of Apes in South Africa Study

A report notes that Gernler proved a language of biasing clicking and grunting sounds, likening it to the higher apes. The text also asserts that no woman truly cares for the happiness the hero Joye experiences in the novel.

Plang South Africa Gernler

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