Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-26
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field to itself this year.
Three cheers for the school teachers
who are here this week.
Mayor John Mcnamara will allow
no naughtiness at Barberton's carni-
val this week.
II the Kirkwoods We're a semi-pro-
fessional team Kent might crow with
n better grace.
Willie boy may view the assembling
of so many teachers with some alarm;
not SO his grown-up brother
II winsome ways and faces entitled
teachers to certificates all the young
women at the Institute would have
them for the asking.
q p y
The Sultan has had to take the back
track so often that 1t Is not foolish
to suppose that he Is now not far away
from his original starting point
The man who rocks the boat is hay-
ing It made plain to him in Maryland
that the custom can no longer be
regarded as huge joke. He is held
on charge of murder.
In some way or other Providence
manages to keep things well balanced.
| While the potato crop Is small and in
ferior, 1t is said that peaches will
soon be drug on the market.
Ella Bella told ME that you told her
that secret told you not to tell her.
Selln--Shes mean thing-I told her
not to tell you l told her.
Ella--Well! told her wouldn't
tell you she told me, SO don't tell her
| did.--Brooklyn Life.
The bringing out of the fact that
the News Democrat Is Not Subsidized
by Book Concerns or Other Trusts"
and that "Now is the Time to Sub.
SCRIBE" seems to demand more of that
journals space than is occupied as
a battlefield upon which to meet and
vanqulsh the incubuses and other
monsters that invade Canton to prey
upon her innocence and gullibility.
~ was thinking" and It was the In
nocent Observer who spoke, that any
person who lives In Akron ought tc
be glad OF 1t. This is certainly nice
city, containing all the features of 9
good home location. Now, to be hon
est, here you have simplicity, almos
countrywide, and then you have al
the city conveniences, too. Lately
though, a great blow has been strucl
at this country simplicity, but ther,
still remains enough Of 1t to make tn,
condition Interesting and enjoyable
!. Until few months ago people congre
gated about the street corners ant
n ON door steps, and there they dis
!. cussed the affairs Of the day and tn
y times, just as they do In little countr.
q towns, and then the crowd coul
break up, take street cars and 60 I
fashionable resorts where all the lates
u diversions In social pastimes were 1
l. full blast, or else they could 60 to thel
J. clubs or entertainments. But the pt
e lice are stopping the practice of col
d ner loafing, and agitation, gossipn
q or expostulation must take place III
y der roof. However, the custom sti
y prevails In mild form. and cannC
II but say that l sec nothing paitlcula
ly wrong In 1t. Again, the farme
boys and their sisters, living nea
y Akron, have entrance into Akron's S,
D." clety, and are really considered pal
OF II. This Is right and nice, but
y Is the same way in villages. After
" days work In the harvest field, II
boy wants some recreation, he ma
y come to Akron and attend the casino
!" ana IL not too tired. may indulge |
. dancing with the city girls to hi
;" hearts content. As a rule, though,
boy Is not ip the best shape for dan
y ing after a days work In the harye.
field, but he Is tickled half to deaf
s and rested by sitting in
cosy seat at the casino an
!. listening to the songs and jok,
=. and watching the dancing and su,
= like. 1t is also pleasant of Sunds
to watch the pretty and fashonab
!. turnouts OF Akron people who go dri
ing. There are fine horses here al
A. the latest cuts in conveyances.
dress, II will have been noticed, Akr,
40 people are modest, and some of the