Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-18
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1t was all horrible mistake. Gen
Dick voted for the oleo bill.
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From what Mr.. Walker says, ther,
must be something wrong with the cit.
water.
AS to adjectives and SMILES, Mr.
Gauthier is well equipped for discus
sion of the water question.
Quite a few policemen are still In
terested in knowing what goes on tn
records of the Board, day by day.
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Uncle Joe Kendall need not worry
Council has already started out tt
''take 1t back"
On the other hand, man is safe from
the housecleaning wreckers so long as
this weather. lasts.
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Easter eggs, this year, will be lux.
ury for the opulent alone, If the high
prices continue.
On the other hana, man is safe from
the house cleaning wreckers so long
as this weather lasts.
| No public building in the down town
district of Akron bore a flag on Lin
coins birthday. Will the same con
dition obtain, Feb. %.
The smile of lady isn't always be
cause she is struck with her admirers
beauty. 1t may mean more than II
columns of denunciation.
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| Prince Henry will reach Ohio, March
2, and it ought to be easy TO persuade
him to stay over for the opening of
the Colonial, March 3.
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Probably the least that could be said
of the Board of City Commissioners
as a Court is that it acts promptly af
ter it gets started.
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| 1t may come to such pass that
china eggs will be colored at Easter,
and the same crop be saved and used
again, year after year.
In view Of the fact that Gen. Dick
will invade Geauga county to make
an address Saturday night, word will
be sent in advance that he voted for
the increase tax on oleo.
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1t Is predicted that the egg-rolling
at the National capital, which has
been feature Of Washington for many
years, will be conspicuous by its alb
sence this Easter.
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AS a discoverer, Councilman Piskt
| is getting up quite a reputation. One
night he reports a find of $1,500 II
Grant ST., and the next night he has
something to say about dead dos
spotted somewhere else.
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Santos Dumont has apparently more
| lives than a cat. He has fallen from
great heights, been nearly drowned,
smothered or burned to death, but
he emerges from each disaster with
courage undiminished and purpose
fixed as ever.
All girls should learn to cook. Had
the Toledo dressmaker who made {
fortune in the Klondike not been mis-
tress of this useful and pleasing art
she would probably still be industrious
ly plying the needle instead Of wearing
uidhiohuo dhu SatihS SSSo dI ~ Cehts
dozen.
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I'VE take the position that the time
has not yet come for making this i'm
proyement," remarked City Commits
sioner McMillen.
'"rhat is, you take the position that
there is no money in the fund.-" re
piled Councilman Winum.
Lots of funny little things like this
are said at Council meetings.
AS philosopher, Mr.. Walker is fast
finding his way out of the amateur
class. He stated to Council Monday
night that an expert chemist had ex'
amlned number of boilers in Akron
and reported that they were being
steadily ruined by the use of city wa
ter. And following up this statement
Mr.. Walker asked, IF the water we're
using Is so dangerous to boilers, what
on earth is going to become Of oul
stomachs?"
DR.. Milton r. Pratt, pastor Of the
First NJ II church was tho nfincir.al