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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1907
Page
2
The Estate Mutual Aid society hosts an amusement program at Smith's theater over two nights. The event opens with a grand choir performing The Girl I Can't Forget and The Old Flag Never Touched the Ground, followed by electrical effects and a farce The Widow McGinty in three acts with a large local cast.
An old advertisement notes that a sour stomach and torpid liver come from overwork and poor digestion, not the cigar. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid, claiming they digest when the stomach cannot and restore strength, with free trial offers from the F. A. Stuart Company in Marshall, Michigan.
A staged evening features O Hooligan and Muldoon conflicts amid Widow McGinty plot twists, with a Red Rose Quartet performance and comic acts. The city council discusses annexation, street and grade crossing projects, storm sewer plans, and issuing $20,000 electric light bonds as bids on bonds are reviewed.
Joseph C Hook transfers 22 acres to Russel Mattix in Madison township for $1. Anna Opsala sells Lot 760 in Lindenwald to Elizabeth Hughes for $1. Mary J Moore transfers parts of lots 248 and 249 in Lawn View to Christ Lehwier for $1. She then transfers parts of lots 247 and 248 in Lawn View to Charles Burg for $1.
The Union District Medical Society will meet in Richmond Indiana on October 24 with Hamilton physicians presenting in two sessions. Morning topics include President's address Acute Gastro Enteritis Two Fractures and discussions led by Dr D W McQueen Dr J C Sexton and others. Afternoon covers Some Mechanical Problems of the Circulation and Their Solution and The Symptomatic Treatment of Tuberculosis with discussions led by local and regional doctors.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertises cleansing the food canal and guarding against disease for 35 cents. Available as tea or tablets. Distributed by The Radcliffe Drug Co at corner High and Second Streets and 231 High Street.
Mrs. Daniel Tyson reported a stranger stole her eight day clock from 349 Dayton Street. John Meyers pawned the clock for 75 cents at North Third Street. The thief identified as Joe Rieger, Syracuse New York, was arrested with Dan Murray of Aderville, Ontario, after a clash in custody.
John M Powell sustained a serious fall on Monday morning and is progressing as well as could be expected. He remains under medical care with his condition monitored by staff.
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