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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1907
Page
4
An advertisement claims a tasteless odorless discovery can be added to tea coffee or food and secretly cure alcohol abuse. It promises dramatic results and urges wives sisters or daughters to act today. The copy endorses temperance workers and asserts cures occur in a single day.
A plain wrapper free trial package is offered with a coupon to fill name and address and mail to Dr. J. W. Haines at 1008 Glenn Building Cincinnati Ohio. The ad promises easy use and a God send effect from the remedy.
The fair's racing program ran smoothly finishing Thursday unfinished heats. Jack Jr. driven by Engle led the 2:30 pace early then faded to third. Hi Tiss won the 2:15 pace with Marie Burns second and Jessie G fourth. Multiple heats and times noted with purses totaling 400 dollars split among top finishers.
The Arm Safety Board hears about bravery awards as Milikin praises several officers. Patrolman Hemler of the Fifth district is selected for the medal with Chief Millikin’s endorsement. A horse killed on Nevns Bros Friday and an offer for a dial are noted amid a damp scene with umbrellas and litter.
Inspector Albert FE Rehner of Cincinnati Northern Traction 0 found a gold brooch without its setting in High street. He searched for the missing diamond stone but could not locate it. It is presumed the piece was stolen from a lady on a crowded car and the setting removed before discarding the brooch.
William Weikel of East Middleton called police to request a position on the detective squad. He produced invention papers claiming a device to poison air by releasing fumes from glass tubes once safes are cracked. No such plan is possible.
Passengers crowded the C. H. D. station Thursday evening seeking shelter from a heavy downpour. The depot interior and exterior were densely packed as people stood under the extension to stay dry, soaking wet by nightfall.
A 62 year old woman from Chattanooga testifies the Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve nervous trouble rheumatism and neuralgia without wearing out. She credits lasting effectiveness and urges trial with guaranteed first package or money back. Manufactured by Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
The report covers pace heats run in 2:174 2:19 and 2:23 times with purse divisions. Emboy driven by W McDonald wins the free-for-all trot, Peter Parker places, and Charles Thomas earns second in a subsequent heat. Emboy may rest a week then proceed to Lan caster county fair. Also describes a 175 acre farm for sale in Butler county with house barn wells crops and timber, priced at 120 per acre.
In Room 14 Leibee Building bets totaled and purses split for the free-for-all pace and the 2:30 trot. Lyddite took first in the pace with Fred Miller second and Elesis third, while Dancer and Armetta led the 2:30 trot heats before dusk with money awarded per trotting association rules.
An article touts a non alcoholic remedy called Favorite Prescription for women’s health issues, boasting strong professional endorsements and complete ingredient disclosure. It urges intelligent women to seek medical advice, notes free literature from Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo New York, and offers mail order options.
Rev Dickman will deliver the dedicatory sermon at Christ church New Bremen Ohio while St Johns church omits Sunday services. Members left Saturday afternoon. Sunday school proceeds. Christ’s league not meeting. In afternoon Ladies Society and Mens Aid Society hold monthly meetings.
The Valley Telephone Company of Lebanon with $100000 capital was incorporated today by O M Bake W G Thompson L S Dunham G Lowe and Frank Binkley Half the stock is 6 percent preferred The firm plans to operate telephone lines in Warren Butler Montgomery Dayton and Aagilton as principal centers.
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