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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
17
An advertisement promises to cure chronic constipation without pills or drugs. It claims lasting relief and health restoration, inviting readers to mail a free coupon for instructions to cure themselves at home.
Takejiro Ishigure a Dayton seminary student will preach Sunday evening at 7 30 at First United Brethren Park and Dick avenues discussing conditions in Japan Rev J D Niswonder pastor of United Brethren in Middletown will exchange pulpits with Rev C A Gammere Sunday morning
The item lists attendees and names including Carl Beatty Mrs E J Dunlap J G Francis Grace Fulkerson E B Fowler Stanley S Getts Gertie Glover Tessie Harrison Mrs Henry A Hills William Lallen Jack Mack Nellie Moore Harry W Ramsey Reverend Francis Kawei Harold Reiley Edward Sheehy Harry Snyder Rebeccca Stevens Luthe Young.
A child was found on Walnut Street Wednesday morning and taken to the office of the H. P. Deuseher Co. The mother phoned for her child a short time later but did not provide her name.
The first race of the big fair started at 2 pm. Mary B led the 2:28 pace from the start to take first money, Idol Star was second, Long Shot third, and Alex Williams fourth in a four-heat event. The day featured multiple heats, a strong start by George W. Bain, and a relay of races including trot heats and a 2:20 pace won by The Cannon.
The report lists numerous poultry prize winners at the fair with first and second place awards in Cochins Black Langshans White Leghorns and Black Minorcas. Names including J R Ross Son C M Hartman A H Richter and Len Larius receive multiple premiums.
Four marriage licenses listed with ages and occupations in Hamilton. Couples include Andy J. Gleason 26 and Mary E. Dowd 21 with Rev. Kerst. Harry Stitzell 21 and Anna McCread 19 with Rev. Scott. Harry Peeling 30 and Etta Grubbs 22 with Rev. Hiley. Joseph P. Tuley 38 and Grace King 28 with John Lory 52 and Hattie Paul 45 in Hamilton and Cincinnati locations with Rev. H A Diekmann noted.
The chairman of every committee is expected to file report with the secretary before 5 o'clock of this day. Horse exhibitions begin at 9:00 a.m. with races in order: Speed 2:25 stake pace purse 1000 free for all trot purse 500 free for all pace purse 500 2:30 trot purse 300. Roadsters Lots 17 18 19 20. Light Harness Lots 21 22 and 24.
The following horses are entered for Friday's events: Free for all trot purse 500 with Lord Constantine leading. Entries include drivers and owners from Greensburg Indiana to Sioux City Iowa and beyond, featuring Bel Me, Ethel W, Radium, Hannah Darby, Bobby and Nice Boy among others.
Awards on Friday include light harness horses judged for conformation quality manners and action with shod and bitted showings. Sweepstakes cover mares geldings and stallions with three or more offspring. best lady driver judged on skill and grace. emphasis on color similarity conformation size style and manners. Docked horses are ineligible.
Sunday morning sermon given by Dr. E. E. Powell of Miami University on the love of Christ. Western College plans its annual College Day on Tuesday October 15 with Dr. Charles Frederick Goss delivering the chapel address. Weather permitting a luncheon in the bee ch woods and an inter class basketball game are expected. Juniors showcased a pantomime titled Wanted A Cook after Saturday supper.
Former Postmaster General John Wanamaker asserts there is nothing wrong with American business. He says Wall Street is a separate world that sometimes plays with money like a football, but real business grows daily with rising wages and record savings. He adds that a few railway missteps and corporate mismanagement do not tarnish the overall integrity of U S business, noting most workers are well paid and banking saves high. He cautions against broad criticism of business because of a minority of faults.
An Italian worker with the nickname Drinkwater injured his right foot on Wednesday at Colicotto while pushing a car. His foot was pinched between the draw bars and he was brought to Hamilton for medical attention.
W. B. Brunson of Dublin Georgia reports his eighty three year old mother thrives on Electric Bitters. He says she has taken them about two years and enjoys a strong appetite sleeps well and feels vigorous. The tonic is advertised as beneficial for female weakness general debility and children with stomach liver and kidney troubles. De.
An advertisement claims Rheumatism and Neuralgia cures in 1 to 3 days with Dr Detection’s Relief. It asserts immediate disappearance of the disease after the first dose and notes prices of 75 cents and $1, sold by Beeler, druggist, corner Main and B streets.
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