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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1907
Page
2
A brief discussion explores social rejection and its impact on personal connections. Experts weigh causes and coping strategies while readers share experiences and questions about forming trusted networks.
Advertisement rhetoric claims to cure catarrh with a simple coupon. It urges readers to provide name and address with no money required, promising dramatic relief from nasal drip foul breath.
A community group memorializes Mrs Mary A Smyers long service to a local Children's Home over more than thirty years. They praise her charity and steady faith as president of the board and mother, noting her resignation due to ill health and the family remaining under loving care.
Deputy state supervisors of elections named registrar judges and clerks across wards and towns. The list covers First to Fourth wards with multiple precincts, plus Fairfield Lindenwald Lindenwald East West North South and other areas. final note says Middletown judges and Republican officers pending.
A Marine Corps seaman from San Francisco writes of fifteen years with piles and thanks Pyramid Drug Co for a remedy that cured him after using half a box. He urges others to request a free trial by mail and notes a full-sized box can cost 50 cents at any drugstore.
Mrs. Anna Ceberie and Stanin Stingeavage are bound to appear in police court over an assault dispute. They testified at the police station after a morning hearing and filed warrants against Val Paulis and Casper Ceberic, Ceberie’s husband, claiming they were assaulted. Ceberie is unavailable. Paulis’ wife posted the costs and freed him.
Attorney Aaron Wesco travels to Columbus tomorrow to argue a Semler Milling company case against an insurance company before the supreme court.
Hartwell authorities seek a third man linked to the Howard murder in Lockland, believed to have crucial knowledge. Bill Gray and Frank Carliere deny full details of their movements. witnesses are expected to testify. The funeral for Mr. Howard was held at Hartwell Presbyterian Church with many mourners, pallbearers including Mayor Lowes, and burial at Spring Grove Cemetery.
San Francisco officials report former mayor Eugene Schmitz, now a convict, must serve jail time after a district attorney says his attorney Charles H. Fairall bungled an appeal. The case claims Fairall altered the appeal transcript to hide his error, and prosecutors rejected service.
Pollard Coy and Chas Grenbach lost the first money at Lancaster in a 2:25 trot when darkness halted the race. Peter Parker won the third heat of the unfinished event lowering his record from 2 234 to 2 224 the fastest heat and second money. He will race next and likely finish his season at Wilmington on Thursday.
A business college student reports steadier energy and less hunger after adopting Grape-Nuts for breakfast. The ad touts no cooking needed and highlights benefits for studying and schoolchildren.
In Shrouds Sunday near midnight thieves broke into a box car in the H. and CD freight yards and removed what they believed were valuable garments. The loot consisted of shrouds bound for an undertaker, found near the track. Police were notified Monday afternoon but offered no clues.
The Franklin National Bank filed suit in the common pleas court on Monday against Andrew Vorhis and David M. Rolfe for 65 dollars. The claim arises from a promissory note. P. H. Rue, attorney.
Advert promises PAZO Ointment cures itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days with money back guarantee. Claims include relief for hemorrhoidal symptoms and rapid results.
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