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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
4
Rengo claims fat loss candy like product
An advertisement touts Rengo as harmless, chewing like candy, attacking abnormal tissue and reducing body fat gradually without wrinkles. It promotes sale through druggists at one dollar per box and offers a free trial by mail from The Rengo Co. Detroit, with Hamilton distribution by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rengo
Rengo Co
Detroit
Mich
Hamilton
Radcliffe Drug Co
Howe Drug Co
Change in Sentiment On Speed
Railway readers note a shift toward comfort and safety over speed as lines such as Lake Shore and Pennsylvania consider longer schedules for the New York flier. Demand for an eighteen hour Chicago to New York train reportedly wanes as brokers accept slower travel.
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Lake Shore
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Windy City
Bob White Reflects On Today’s Tid Proceeds
The report notes Bob White expresses no regret about the event labeled a tid that carried through today, highlighting ongoing sentiment and unresolved implications for attendees and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob White
Hamilton Debates New City Hall Before Market House
Officials in Hamilton weigh approving a new city hall project first and defer consideration of a proposed market house plan. The discussion centers on site, cost, and timeline amid municipal goals. Local leaders emphasize orderly development and fiscal oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Tariff Talk on Wood Pulp and Newspaper Prices
The piece mocks tariff foes including Payne of the Ways and Means Committee over a low cost pulp issue. It argues U.S. papers pay higher duties, can buy Canadian pulp for 20 cents cheaper per hundred, and accuses the paper trust of undercutting in Europe while U.S. publishers bear the burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Payne
United States
Canada
Paper Trust
Precarious Calling Cited As Clergy Shortcomings
The Philadelphia Press notes that 86 candidates filled a Pennsylvania church pulpit with none accepted. It argues church gates close to able independent men due to low salaries age bias and fear of heresy trials. Committees favor youth and pleasing manners over power and experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Young Lionel de Rothschild Readies American Tour
The young heir prepares to begin a United States tour as Europe weighs in on fortune chasing and high profile finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel de Rothschild
America
Europe
Republican News twists death into murder tale
A regional paper faced backlash after reclassifying an accidental death as murder, prompting scrutiny of its reporting standards and editorial choices. Critics accuse the outlet of sensationalism while editors defend the framing as investigative.
Revel Starts Second Around World Walk
The Frenchman Revel begins a second global journey while noting that free publicity may trail his trip as Weston achieved on his Maine to Chicago stroll.
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Revel
Weston
Maine
Chicago
What Other Newspapers Say Florida Times Union
A critique of political rhetoric and posthumous praise. The piece mocks self interest in voting, excuses offered to a Recording Angel, and Marion's display of generosity in honoring the dead, noting the subject’s stubbornness but suggesting a better use for his energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Times-Union
Ananias
Howells Book Shows Ongoing Literary Reception
Chicago Record Herald notes the publication of William Dean Howells stories demonstrating that American literature continues to be welcomed with some favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
William Dean Howells
Congress Is Tame and Quiet, World Notes
Confident declarations by Mr. Cannon, Mr. Bryan and others about what will not be done appear to calm fears that Congress might revert to rash, wild actions. The tone suggests restraint and orderly conduct in the legislative body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. World
Cannon
Mr. Bryan
Congress
His Only Redeeming Trait Demonstration at the Piano
Marion sees a man hammering piano keys for twenty five hours and thirty two minutes straight with no break, described as a demonstration of God’s handiwork. The piece is presented as a marvel of endurance and devotion to music.
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Marion
Does farming pay with improved roads in Missouri
The piece asserts farming is profitable and would gain more if roads were permanently improved, noting St Louis Globe-Democrat as the source and framing the question as economics of agriculture tied to infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ten Years Ago In Middletown and Vicinity
Ten years ago today Nicholas Miller aged 40 died at his home 1375 East avenue He left four children The following bushes were elected at St Josephs careh Joseph Henneke Anthony Krogemann and Anthony Doellmann The Middletown Hydraulic company secured an order from Judge Neilan restraining the C C C St L Ry from laying tracks in front of a defendant lot in Middletown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Miller
East Avenue
St. Joseph’s Careh
Joseph Henneke
Anthony Krogemann
Anthony Doellmann
Middletown Hydraulic Company
Neilan
C. C. C. & St. L. Ry Company
Middletown
Christmas shopping begins early with holiday tips
A lighthearted note urges early Christmas shopping and mentions spare ribs as a playful comparison to bare bones, hinting at frugal, humorous holiday prep.
Spain and Russia Sparks of Revolutions Stir Questions
A call for revolutions in Spain and Russia echoes across reactions and debates. Proponents view upheaval as a path to change while officials weigh risks and international responses. The phrase signals rising unrest shaping political discourse.
Miss Jeanette Rentschler Heads Grand Theatre Show
Miss Jeanette Rentschler a popular local amateur will return as a special attraction at the Grand theatre Friday night. She has starred in many local talent shows, earned amateur night prizes, and consistently delivers highly entertaining performances.
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Jeanette Rentschler
Grand Theatre
Miss Rentschler
Obituary List of Local Figures in Hamilton
A Hamilton list dated December 4 1967 records local residents and officials including Frank Binkley Clide Campbell Sam Caplan Ben Church D Collins W E Colman H C Daugherty L B S Danham Hubert Gill Carlan Garden Chas Krout G Lowe J C McDonald J W Martin Eleanor Morner W A Osgood Col E W Root A H Shepard Jr Harrison Singleton Ed Stout Owen Tyrie Lula Van Dyke Milton Wiles James G Worrall and Postmaster O V Parrish.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Frank Binkley
Clide Campbell
Sam Caplan
Ben Church
D. Collins
W. E. Colman
H. C. Daugherty
L. 8S
Danham
Falls Slaughter House & Rend
Hubert R. Gill
Carlan Garden
Chas. Krout
G. Lowe
J. C. McDonald
J. W. Martin
James Mobley
Eleanor Morner
W. A. Osgood
E. W. Root
A. H. Shepard
Harrison Singleton
Ed. Stout
Owen Tyrie
Lula van Dyke
Milton Wiles
James G. Worrall
O. V. Parrish
The Lord liveth and buckwheats are in order
The note presents a terse line claiming reverence to a divine figure and a humorous aside about buckwheats being orderly. It reads like a quirky bulletin item with no clear event, date, or identifiable organization.
Shop windows lure shoppers as Christmas nears
A brisk preview of holiday shopping crowds fills town as clerks grow weary of the season. Mister Kelley Cole performs as a soloist with Sidney Dursi on piano, drawing attention to festive displays and store windows.
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Mr. Kelley Cole
Sidney Dursi
Orpheus Club Opens Sixteenth Season in Cincinnati
The Orpheus club opened its sixteenth season last night in the Auditorium Cincinnati introducing a program of musical selections and a guest artist to commence the year.
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Orpheus Club
Auditorium
Cincinnati
Gas and electric portables for Christmas
The John L. Walker Co. on 310 High Street promotes portable gas and electric appliances for Christmas shopping period spanning December 4th through Friday and Monday.
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John L. Walker Co
High Street
Prowler Reported Near Bake Residence
A man was seen prowling around the home of O. M. Bake at 112 Heaton Street about 8 30 Wednesday night. Police sent a detective to investigate but no suspect was found in the vicinity.
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O. M. Bake
YMCA Educational Committee to Meet Tomorrow Night
The Educational committee of the Y M C A will convene in the association building tomorrow evening to discuss upcoming activities and plans.
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The
Association
IDOZ Toys Annual Holiday Toy Shop Branding
IDOZ ToYs! IDOZ ToYs! Ch Christmas We make a Specialty of the Toy Business. The notice highlights a focus on seasonal toy sales and specialty offerings during the Christmas period.
A Real Wonderland of South Dakota Healing Case
In Mound City Mrs. E. D. Clapp reports her son nearly dying from lung and throat illness until Dr King’s New Discovery was given. The medicine is advertised as a cure for coughs colds and lung troubles with a 50 cent to 1 dollar price and a free trial bottle.
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South Dakota
Mound City
E. D. Clapp
Fresh Oysters Daily at Heib's on Court Street
Fresh oysters available daily at Heib's 217 Court St. Quart price 30 cents. served 15 cents a portion raw or stewed. Promotion dated for September 13.
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Heib’s
Court St
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