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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
2
An advertisement touts easy constipation relief at home without medicine. It promises a free coupon and stresses privacy. The copy focuses on a simple home solution and a promotional incentive to try a product or regimen.
Twenty five to thirty Hamilton residents lost as the Cargill office closed in Columbus with weekly transfers of two hundred to two hundred fifty dollars to a Columbus racing investment. Locals claim they never withdrew funds, only held for dividends. An ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure promotes constitutional treatment, claiming cure for catarrh, with claims of $100 reward for counterclaims.
As fall arrives, citizens are urged to obtain permission from the fire chief before burning leaves or rubbish and to supervise fires until completely extinguished. Street fires harm paving and create smoke that harms lung susceptible residents, with officials dismissing claims of sore throat links. A well known local dislikes the smoke and plans to use leaves elsewhere for bedding and fertilizer.
The Old Charlee Mama strong Bowery life melodrama presents a Poor man facing fortune loss yet choosing courage and resilience. New features and players under Rowland & Clifford Amusement Co. promise an engaging comedy drama with broad appeal.
North Bros a famed vaudeville company opens a six night run at Smiths Opera House with daily matinees and a changing program including new vaudeville between acts Arminta Burke European novelties top the bill with Beatrice Earle and Mildred Carr among features Ladies admitted free on opening night under standard conditions
Newsbays presents Fontinelle at the Grand this week with three packed performances. Friday’s show will host city newsboys as guests while electrics intrigue grows, sparking bets on whether the figure is a machine or a man.
The article notes a figure delivering an invitation to both a man and a machine, but neither accepts. Dr Farrel has the figure walk down the aisle with the invitation while women refuse to experiment. The piece hints at a mysterious act and promises theater newsbows will probe Friday night to uncover it.
The Princess theater continues the Passion Play moving pictures with Christ's Baptism through Jesus on the Mount of Olives. Hand colored scenes and the song The Holy City by Miss Hills draw great crowds as the final portions proceed Friday and Saturday.
Captain and Mrs Breitenbach and Cadet Anna Weber plan a Friday departure for Cleveland to attend Salvation Army officers councils led by General William Booth. Serge Major Henz and Secretary Benjamin Elliott will oversee meetings, Mrs Lewellen attends Young People’s work, and Manager Jaco Milders hosts a Krebs venue banquet noted for homey atmosphere and fine food with park workers and press invited.
The Princess Theatre ends its popular moving picture series with the Death Resurrection and Ascension of Christ. Patrons are urged to visit this cozy venue to see the concluding films.
The Church of Christ will hold its quarterly conference at the church tonight beginning at 7:45. Members are urged to attend and participate in the service and business meetings.
Old fashioned remedy Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is extolled for treating sores burns wounds piles and chilblains. The advertisement claims visible results and guarantees availability through druggists with the motto out of sight out of mind.
The Democrat is identified as the leading advertising medium in Butler County according to recent local notices, highlighting its reach and prominence among area businesses seeking print exposure.
The Lindenwald schools Eighth Grade baseball team played the Seventh Grade nine this afternoon at Lindenwald Park.
A work car was broken open on the Pennsylvania railroad Wednesday afternoon by a colored man who fled the scene. No property was taken.
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