Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-10
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could be handled now.
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Five more of the weeks the ground
hog promised
1t may be consoling to reflect that
the wheat fields are amply protected.
Matching street car tickets beats
matching pennies.
'Tis said the girls at Buchtel are
wearing frigld looks, today.
1t will take more than a box of Low.
ney's to placatc the young ladies.
February also has an opportunity
to make record in the thawing bus
mess.
The sounds of "Fen down." and
shoot for keeps" have not yet been
heard in the land.
"Jis as like as not, Hen'll think he's
tn hull thing, after he's bin over here
a couple NV days"
The clean streets don't need to try
the ostrich act. We know they're
there.
-,lc inventors of the electric mule
are not in favor of having the canal
abandoned
The stoiy that Youngstown police
man had his pockets picked while on
duty is, perhaps, a fabrication.
For one time, at least, it was not the
fault of the East Ohio Gas Co., lnal
the gas went out
If some of the "hot air. from tho
! state Legislature We're distributed
over the canal it would abandon it
self.
And Akron has had no small par
in promoting those conditions ovel
which Your Uncle Samuel is now in
dulging i'm crow.
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There will probably he IA fight owe
the selection Of an American Prime,
to send across the dip to give Ger
many a chance to reciprocate.
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1t Is TO be hoped that no American
cab driver will coi:;mit the grievou
error of taking "fall' out of Primo
Henry by mistake.
If the people accept that Chicag
doctors theory that water Is the Sc
cret of long life, the Akron Wnte
Works Co. will have to drill more wells
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Only think what pedestrians woul,
have had to endure had the Mayo
not issued his ultimatum that side
walks must be kept free of snow.
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The "babbling brooklet," the gen
tie zephyrs," the 'frolicking lamb
kins," the Thousand shooting tend
rils,' and ''the days when you and
were young, Maggie" are now beln
taken from the shelf and busted w
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And anon the man with the paten
carpet beater will come, and so viii
he with the newly discovered gardel
seeds, the early blooming roasting en-
and self-adjustlng cucumber; nor vii
the Dago with the plaster of parl
dogs be far behlnd-and 1t will b
the same way with the ''gibbc da nun
n peenut' and the grind organ.
, "fhe sight of two fair, young CIR
who should be all innocence and sin
plicity, openly gambling in publ
conveyance is pltful enough to mai
f the angels weep, Not that It. is IN
worse to gamble CT do any other wrou
In public than in private except in
far as it shows wanton shameless
neSsin wroagdoing that Is heartrendln
We rise up in alarm, we cry alas, al
alack! when our sons and brothe
frequent the gaming table, What shG
we say and do when our young, ia
daughters unblushingly gamble in pa
lie places? What kind of wives W
such girls make? What kind of ch
dren will such mothers rear? II
home is the safeguard OF the natl,
and the wife and mother makes {.
home, There is no more bcautlf
sight in the world than lovely, pu
ana Christian mother training her oh
s dren in the way they should so. SUI
v mothers are made, however, not fro
a the gambling, betting, slang vendlI
d girl, but from the sweet maid who
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