Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-09
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Edward is crowned.
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Sore arms are the fad at the Falls.
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1t might also be timely to remark
that the dew is on the grass.
Seeds of Aprirs Sowing" will bear
a happy harvest.
Wonder If Edward will wear his
new crown to church tomorrow,
Y \ x
The gypsy who said, 1T is not writ
te'," has probably changed her mind.
Z \ x
Wheat bins are also full. Who
would not gladly be wheat bin?
Vacation days are nearing their last
stage.
Well, any way, dog catcher costs
money.
Oh, don't be ssimistic-there'll be
picnics up nearly to November
x \ y
One bad thing about It Is that those
Panamas will not make good fodder.
x \ X
An air ship line between Akron and
Cleveland might also be a good thing.
Fine weather promised for Sunday.
Let us all give three cheers for the
weather prophets.
x \ X
Maybe Prof. II. V. Egbert can dag
nose those mysterious lights at John
sons Corners.
Judge Kohler will also feel pleased
over the fact that those eight boys
won't be sent to the Industrial School
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The street fair enterprise In Akron
Is dead, merchants and business men
not being in favor of throwing away
about $500 apiece.
X \ ):
When the horses of those lawyers
start IN that race, their owners must
waive all legal technicalities-no re-
straining orders Will be allowed
~ X Z X
The whole crowd of Oldest Citizens
at Silver lake Thursday declared that
they were not often called upon tc
wear overcoats at August picnlcs.
X \ x
Great game law, that" remarked
the old hunter. Think of all those
baby squirrels that will he shot ant
think also of how their mothers ma,
be taken away from them!'
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As money proposition the office o
President of the United States is, af
ter all, not great temptation, especi
ally since 1t has become known tha
the income Of one A. Carnegie is twic
as much in one day as that of TIN
President for a whole year
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IL has also been observed that thos
persons who wear false teeth discar,
them along with other articles of wea
before taking to the water, This
probably due to the fact that fine SO
of foundry molars waa lost In tn
beach at Silver lake few days ago.
Your Uncle William Buchtel has
great reputation as story teller n
the last session of the Legislature
How to calntain II during the extr
session Is said TO be worrying hir
some. Mr.. Buchtel himself is tn
hero OF some of his best yarns. IL
comes from fun-loving family, b
the way. John II, Buchtel was
great story teller,
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The Il. j. says "Newspapers in IL
state of Mississippi have combined
: compel candidates for Office TO adve
tlse. They have made an agreemel
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, not to mention any candidate. unlei
he pays for space, Just as merchan
: do when they ADVERTISE All of whic
the B. j. approves, concluding with Il
statement that newspapers have
product 10 sell Just as have other pc
pie, and the time is passing aws
when they will give 1t away as free
as they have done heretofore"
How much has Charlie Isbell be,
paying for his advertising in the Be
: con-Journal, For several years tn
paper mas been giving him the be
kind OF advertising, so far as space
O concerned, in campaigns, making hi
, one OF the best known and most proI
a incnt OF Northern Ohio Democrat
a How would the b. j. assess the val
OF this negative type of advertising?