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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1907
Page
3
A cigarette ad style plea offers Pyramid Pile Cure as fast home relief for long standing piles. It cites a free sample and claims dramatic cures, with customer letters including Isaac Smith of Wharton New York and instructions to order from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
Judson Harmen receiver for the H. and D. Railway company answered the eight thousand dollar damage suit filed by T. Co Penhaver in common pleas court. He denied all material allegations. Saturday. Evening the ladies of St John’s congregation host October coffee in the Sunday school room inviting members and friends.
A Saturday birthday celebration for Misses Emma and Romilda Henning featured music games and contests won by Hilda Loehner and Florence Dinefelder. Guests included Hazel Inez Hicks Olivia Humbert Marie Humbert Bertha Getz Lorin Getz Henrietta Getz Alberta Getz Marie Heim Florence Dinefelder Marie Schlosser Goldie Cohen and Mrs Will Hunter who now lives in Lindenwald. The article notes further social events including clubs meetings and a future engagement for Miss Julia Seegmueller and Walter Wright at St Stephens parsonage with Buckeye street residence planned for the couple.
Mrs Peter Ziegler of North Seventh street will entertain the ladies hospital sewing circle on Wednesday afternoon.
After petitions for appeal and assignment of errors were filed in Cincinnati, the transcript of record was placed on the docket of the court of appeals. The feature shows Oglesby, former president of McSherry, escaping damages liability by claiming he used the company name as a codefendant under misrepresentation.
Cadell resident Earl Shambuteg recalls a rough era of grasshoppers and droughts and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing his persistent cough and night issues after using less than a bottle. The advert touts the remedy as the safest cough and cold healer, guaranteed with trial bottles available.
Special report from Trenton Ohio notes vandals destroying crops in Mrs Birch's lot and cemetery property damage at St John's. Arrests possible for repeated acts. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Gerard and Jno Beaver are listed with travel plans and family visits across nearby towns and states.
Dr Charles A L Reed former president of the American Medical Association sustained severe injuries when his auto rolled after hitting a hole on Reading road and June street Cincinnati. Chauffeur Albert Riggs was injured as the car broke apart with Reed found unconscious. Reed expected to be out in a week while Riggs suffered scalp wounds and contusions.
The ad claims real success comes to those who stand strong with mind and body and ties ginger nerve to eating Grape-Nuts made from field grains. It promotes The Road to Wellville as a guide to right living and suggests a package reading.
Adam Gose returned from Columbus for a short visit with relatives Fike of St Louis and Willard Phares. John Beaver relocates his Middletown home for painting and remodeling. The first winter entertainment at the U P church on Saturday will feature music and impersonations.
The youth Joe Leersh appeared before Chief Symmes on Tuesday morning admitting he ran away from home. His parents remain unaware of his location. A letter will be sent to inform them where he can be found and to ask for disposition regarding the runaway.
Pittsburg businessman T. J. Blackmore reports relief from rheumatism in 24 hours after using Dr Detchons Relief for Rheumatism. He had nine months of illness and poor results from five city doctors and endorses the remedy sold by S Beeler at Main and B streets.
Old town ad notes sales at Creighton and Hooven located at 256 High Street offering a range of bugs in all sizes and prices.
The Republican central committee plans a city convention and nominating slate. J. W. Fitton is expected to head the ticket for mayor, with Judge Edgar A. Beliew as presiding candidate, Walling likely for city treasurer, and John R. Woods targeted for city auditorship. Theo. Bock urged for city solicitor, with nominations also for council at large and in four wards.
Creighton and Hoeven offer 75 new fall Brussels rugs measuring 9 by 12 feet priced at 13.75 dollars each. Promotions start Tuesday morning at their store on 236 Hlich Street.
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