Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-12-17
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One week till Christmas eve.
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Cupid is also preparing to do large
Christmas business.
If there's danger of the canal being |
stolen, why not take 1t in over night!
The liverymen all hope 1t will lass
until Sunday.
Time to begin polishing UP the tur-
key appetite.
Things may reach the point at which
few cubic feet of gas would make
u very acceptable present.
II has not yet been stated whether
Quentin Roosevelt says ma" or "ma-
maw."
The man who moved to adjourn was
the lion of the hour at Council meeting
Monday night.
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The story that Council is about to
turn itself into Il light comedy troupe
is probably a canard.
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The Committee of Ten can hardly
get the proposed new law ready IN
time to put 1t in Mother Akron's
Christmas stocking.
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Members of Council were unusually
cool during their deliberations, Mon
: day night. Several kept on their over
{ coats.
Can 1t be that Council and the Com
missioners mean to divert themselves
e by using the franchise ordinance as
s a see-saw!
And yet it would not be unwise If the
City Fathers carried hot bricks to the
u Council Chamber. The gas these
e days, is almost as uncertain as life.
J. Although the City Fathers com
y planned bitterly against the cold II
does not necessarily follow that theil
= meeting was frost
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} Mr.. A. B. Rinehart believes the fran.
q chise for street car line in South
- Akron will be a political issue next
spring, but he said nothing about
y clean streets.
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n Mr.. Seidell is afraid some heartless
burglar slips in and steals Akron''
section of the Ohio canal. Can 1t b,
=. that he has forgotten Col Sanford
famous joke about the canals havn,
j" locks on 1t?
s: But, on the other hand, if Messrs
10 Linehan, Martin and Walker believ
20 they can accomplish more good b,
talking in concert why answer then
IL nay?
ld 1t Is certainly a very appropriat
rs time for Senator Hanna and the 9th
ot ers to bring capital and labor together
Everybody needs capital Just now
~ Just ask the policemen.
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is If you think you've got the prettie.
cat In town. find out what other pc,
pie think by entering the squawlcr
w the contest at the poultry show.
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While 1t must be admitted that |
AS the matter of cold, December has Apr
ve beat a block ii still remains thu
ly, the snow record Of April Is good.
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-, "Wilfully absent for 16 years, wit
~ out your petitioners knowing whe
II she is really does seem like grount
at for divorce.
ho Eyes are red
l.. And noses are blue,
:" The winter is here,
IN Alas, too true.
Can It be that experience final
'as showed him how he toycd with deaf
he or Is the man who asks, lis 1t go
~ enough for your" already gather
into that realm where the Mort
as wind whistleth not, nor the snc
M flakes scurry?
m
rs And the candy stores are taking ,
go ders for Christmas goods hand oy
-, fist. The boxes this year are bu
MS almost as elahorately as Valentine
ew pink, red or aesthetic baby ribbon |
rd. decks them and the dizzicst possil
confcctions are inside. Cupid has
at most valuable ally In the candy nus
$50 Physicians viii submit interview
later.
ac The fact that the farmer hoys ha
en- all been flocking to the city during I
un- last few years, has made the count
not districts almost bare of the younl
-, folk who formerly made things liv,
IN winter and summer. Many OF I
farms near Akron are found to
almost In the condition attributed
our certain parts OF New England. VIII,
18th the farms have been abandon
gal through the emigration of the youn,
IN element to newer places, and the In
Is returning to state of wilderne
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SER II Prof, II. V. Egbct, OF Buch
college, lives 10 the fullest extent Il