Democrats Sun Extends Season's Cheer to Readers
The Democrats Sun wishes all readers a very Merry Christmas and extends heartfelt compliments for the holiday season.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1907
Page
4
Christmas Thoughts From Bethlehem City
A lyrical meditation on the Nativity describes a meek child in a manger as God’s gift to earth. Angels in heaven sing of joy and peace on earth and goodwill toward men through Jesus birth. The chorus hails glory to God the Highest and invites the world to respond.
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Bethlehem City
Jesus
Bill Board Ads Do Not Pay
Colliers Weekly quotes an influential western editor who argues that billboard advertising does not pay. He notes his own trial, spent money on such ads, and concludes the practice is a nuisance with no financial return.
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Bill Board
Portland Oregonian Abandons Republican Party
The Oregonian departs from its longstanding role as Republican oracle adopting an observer stance. The paper has long supported free trade and free ships and has chafed at the party leaders in Oregon, signaling a notable shift in editorial alignment.
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Portland Oregonian
Republican Party
Oregonian
Oregon
Hamilton Christmas Spirit Shines Through Charity Ball
The Democrat Sun praises Hamilton residents for a Christmas charity ball and three young ladies who organized gifts for the Children's Home. Volunteers contacted the community, providing each child a toy candy and useful gift, ensuring the Home's boys and girls will have a joyful Christmas.
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The
Democrat-Sun
Hamilton
The Rothschilds and Their Global Influence
The eldest son of Rebhameland spends winter in the United States exploring business methods. The article argues for an American Rothschild house, noting rival houses in Europe. It asserts the family’s success spans wealth, social influence, and public service, with the dollar never limiting their impact.
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Rebhameland Sawill
United States
Rothschild
The Gift From The Heart Outshines The Purse
A proverb is cited stating that a heartfelt gift carries more value than a costly one. The saying emphasizes sincerity over wealth in acts of generosity.
Chicago doctors demand 100 dollar daily witness fees
Medical experts in Chicago push for 100 per day for witnesses. they argue 15,000 word hypothetical questions justify higher compensation.
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Chicago
Wisdom and social reflections from the Florida Times Union
The text muses on religion, secrecy in relationships, and friendship as human progress. It argues that public finance shifts away from corporate contributions and toward taxation, noting potential patriot concerns and political reaction to new funding methods. It reflects on simplicity and individualism in political finance debates.
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Treasury
President proposes plan to purify federal elections
In Houston the Post reports the president hints at a novel scheme to fund national campaigns from federal sources. The practical politician may mock the idea while supporters see potential for cleaner elections and unified funding.
Women Who Oppose Suffrage In Boston Herald
A remark by Mrs Cobden-Sanderson questions public naming of anti suffrage women noting that true influence lies in private life, where the sweetest and most influential women are seldom named beyond their homes.
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Boston Herald
Seedless Watermelon Dream Highlighted by Burbank
In the Nashville American note, the inventor praises thornless cacti and imagines a next season watermelon with a handle and seeds bunched, signaling a humorous seedless fruit concept tied to plant breeding ideas.
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Nashville American
Burbank
Christmas Eve Misfortunes and Local Incidents
Ten years ago tomorrow at Christmas a tree owned by John Weseal on North D street burned briefly and caused little damage after a search of the room. Mrs. Abe Rothwell tripped over a toy on Christmas morning and broke a toe. Henry Sager, in Middletown, is under arrest for cutting and wounding after allegedly overindulging at Christmas wine. Some lines praise charitable deeds and cheerful acts in a reflective mood.
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John Weseal
North
D Street
Abe Rothwell
Henry Sager
Middletown
Ten Years Ago Today In City And County
John Hoeft 84 received word his Dayton attorney left him property in New York California and Missouri valued at 300000 the brother bequeathed the estate Sam D Fitton president of the First National Bank was named receiver for Herring Hall Marvin Safe Co by Judge Neilan Moses Mosler filed the petition Bond of 50000 posted and the company taken in hand Public schools closed for holiday recess with programs in the rooms
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John Hoeft
William Sieckman
South Water Street
Dayton
New York
California
Missouri
Sam D. Fitton
First National Bank
Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Company
Neilan
Moses Mosler
Fitton
Chris Pabst Visited Cincinnati Business Men's Club
Chris Pabst of this city visited Cincinnati yesterday as a guest at the Business Men's club, sharing in a local gathering and social exchange.
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Chris Pabst
Business Men’s Club
Cincinnati
A Christmas Wish From Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
William H. Shideler, assistant instructor and post graduate student at Cornell, offers a Christmas blessing. The verse speaks of Christmastide’s calm, love, faith, and hope guiding friends, leading to eternal Christmas in the heart, with quotes from Elizabeth Stuart Phelps.
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William H. Shideler
Cornell University
Columbus Businessmen Plan Bid on Judge Sater’s Confirmation
A Columbus delegation will urge Senator Foraker to recommend confirming Judge John E. Sater to the U S circuit bench. The push follows Sater’s Washington visit and bar support from 14 counties, while the nomination awaits Foraker’s move on the judiciary committee.
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Columbus
Foraker
Menabers
Bar
John E. Sater
United States
F. O. Schoedinger
Board of Trade
Sater
Senate
Judge Sater
Judiciary Committee of
Congress
Senator Foraker
Ton
Longworth
Adams
Dayton
Washington
Ohio
Remarkable recovery after doctors misdiagnose Brown
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York says doctors misread his illness, with five different diagnoses including heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach liver issues. His wife recommended Electric Bitters which cured him. one bottle did more good than five doctors. Guaranteed for blood poison weakness and stomach liver kidney complaints priced 50 cents by druggists.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
Manufacturers Promote Cheap High Grade Goods
Advertisers claim large scale production lowers costs enabling sale of quality articles at prices lower than inferior substitutes. The note frames manufacturing efficiency as a public benefit amid promotional messaging.
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