Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-24
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A breath of autumn in the early
morning atmosphere.
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1 Only two more months until the
county fair. Hooray!
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Iced tea is one of those things which
are not always what they seem.
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Youngsters realize with sighs of real
sorrow that the long vacation is nearly
half over.
| Street sprinklers have not yet reach
ed the standard of energy desired by
the public.
Wonder II the world famous Prof.
Oscar r. Gleason, horse tanner, could
drive the City Council
4 The thoughtful chicken now contem-
plates taking to the tall grass till the
Methodist conferences are over.
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Even Mayor Buei thought 1t was a
shnme to waste those complimentary
tickets and went to see the elephant.
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Chief Mertz is among the latest to
discover that the members of the
School Board emphatically have minds
of their own.
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many nice things about the grocers'
picnic as Albert Hale can say about
the county fair. y. G Nt
What is the use Of repining? Next
winter everybody will be. singing,
, same as usual, 1--WE Will Be Happy,
Dear, When Summer Comes Again"
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This is one Of the occasions when
! long for the emoluments OF vanish.
ed official honors," said Attorney O.
u. Everhard, Of Barberton when So
licitor e. F. Baker fiourished compli-
mentary circus tickets before his eyes.
A mouse in the corner would prob
! ably have one or two inclinations tc
laugh during the conference to take
place when Mr.. Huston Kepler reaches
Springfield, Ohio, The Famous Johr
T." would better hit the road and keey
moving.
The Akron police department should
. have put a few of Barberton's sleuths
, on the trail of those notorious burg
: lars. Though the Magic City Marshall
. occasionally gets locked in his owr
: JAIL and policemen gets ducked now
!. and then when he becomes over-zeal
: Gus, the Barberton policemen are great
. detectives and are past masters of tn,
u soft shoe" art.
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& Again 1t Is remarked What's in Q
@ name? II. Il. Swindler, whose deatl
= has recently occurred. was for years
one OF the most respected citizens o.
i Niles. And Niles is really an excellen
!. town, Notwithstanding its proximity
to youngstown. Postmaster Iyo]
Davies Is authority for this state
ment.
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The Chicago Daily Tribune has re
moved into Il fine new home. and tn
event was celebrated with specia
t edition Of the paper printed in colors
!: magnificent magazine supplement
p was included, and the paper was file,
= with information about the busines
growth Of Chicago. This Is the sey
enth time the Tribune has been oblige
> to move into larger quarters, and
claims that every move has been mad
necessary by increasing business.
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The country youth longs for cit,
life, with its shorter hours of worl
and the nice clothes and the conven
. iences he sees the city chaps enjoy
', The city man envies the country resi
= dent his fresh air strength and appe
% tite, and really believes he would rel
= ish the ruralites work What a pit,
. some good fairy couldn't reverse. con
ditions and give each thorough tast
% of the life he wants Some folk
J. would probably be more satisfied wit
their lot in that case.
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y Republican member of the Iecls
o lature announces that the municipa
~ code bill is 'in the hands of It
friends There are some friends
10 however from whom 1t is to the in
; terest of ohio's taxpayers to pray {
J, be saved. Akron Democrat.
Boss Cox and Ross Hanna togethe
u with Factotum Dick and the corpora
tion lawyers so far appear to he tn
~ most ardent, friends" OF the code he
Ing formulated at the lnstigation q
"a the governor They also expect [
prey. Columbus Press.
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q. Willie lives on one OF the outski,
"a streets OF Cuyahoga Falls and IA or
of the incest little boys In the neiel
y borhood-"never gets excited ana nois
In like other boys" his mother saw
to Early the other morning fire bnol
n ont In a house on willie's street an
his mother wakened him, and starte
the nice little fellow down street
alarm the neighbors. Willie was NJ
used to such work, but never for
moment forgot his manners. He woul
go 10 a house and knock politely on II
front door, When head was thru
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