Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-14
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There are as many worms as ever
in early apples.
Apple dumplings are again tickling
palates. oh JOY!
Huckleberries help to take away
some of the sorrows of life.
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And remember that the employees Of
the Werner Co. will hold a picnic,
too.
Popularity with the girls of the
young man who owns horse and bug
gy is now at high tide.
After a day like Sunday the smile
on the face of the dealer in ice cream
is unusually expansive.
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u Just for the sake of excitement. q
sea serpent should be discovered in
ono of the local lakes.
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Lemonade as a blessing for which
humanity should be thankful is again
in the season of It's appreciation.
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Where lies the eternal fitness of O
young man helping a girl up the steps
but allowing her old mother 70 climb
unaided?
A loss Of freshness in the appearance
of the grass at the resorts near Akron
tells of the activity Of the picnic sea-
son.
Never was the beauty and romance
connected with the ripping Of streams
and the shadiness Of cool hooks appre
ciated more than right now.
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While people under certain condi.
tions like ito be let alone" during the
very hot weather, II is not noticed tina
there is any special dearth of spoon
ing these warm nights for that reason
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The latest announcement relating t.
: Mr. James A. Braden, of Akron, o.
> and the Indians of Manitoulin Island
| is that they have adopted him int
, their tribe. He is now their offica
Medicine Man.
. BE charitable This is directed a
| those who are free in criticising th
3 work Of the ball players. Remembe
. that the weather is exceedingly hot
and that you would probably wilt ais,
in the base bah field.
{ Funny how the farmer boy get
!. away from the farm as soon as he /
0 old enough ito escape the ,drudger
there" Yet after years in the city h
returns gladly to the farm and does tn
5 work he considered TO be drudgery an
/ enjoys it,-for a time.
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q Fashion makes a. lot of differenc,
Il Imas sine the man who wears a shape
less Panama with a great deal c
pride, appearing on the streets a fe'
5 years ago In one of those broad-brin
VI med straw hats designed for the hal
! vest field. Yet they are identlcally til
n same shape and fully as beautiful d
y the Panamas of today.
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ID There Is decided difference in II
rs movements of the conductors on II
street car lines in Akron and In yo,
neghbor city, Canton" remarked
" drummer at one OF the hotels Sunda
10 afternoon. I'm Akron passengers al
" kept on the keen jump and no tin
ie Is lost over In Canton 1t is exact
'e the reverse. 1t seems immateri
~ whether the passengers consume
~ minute, an hour, or even day,
" getting on and alighting from ca
'e But the climax came the other ds
10 when tho conductor actually stopp,
his car and told some gentlemen wi
:. were standing on the running boa
IN that they might And seats in the fro
n portion OF the car The car start
after delay of two minutes"
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n Mayors Clerk irwin is again to I
10 lights. One afternoon party Of /
n, friends noticed him enter his prlva
q office with n newspaper, probably /
40 Democrat containing the Mayors te
10 grams on the picnic, and seat hims,
cozily with cigar a-llght, to enjoy
short season Of quiet and literary
dulgence. No sooner were his Il
laid carefully upon his desk. and [
nu cigar doing duty, than telepho
IL call disturbed him.
ed rs Mayor Doyle there?" was ask,
ne He want and "Bn' returned to !
W chair and again "histed' his feet.
ne In two minutes he was disturb
ht again by man who wanted to KIN,
oil