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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1907
Page
2
A sale notice highlights large preserve granite kettles at 8 to 12 to 15 cents each and a fine granite pudding pan. It promises the grandest line of baby caps in town with prices 30 to 4 cents. Also mentions dress goods 25 cents and boys' underwear offering extra value.
Vandals gained access to the Fontinelle exhibit room at the Grand between matinee and first show and cut electrical wires, damaging the figure and delaying last minute preparations. Manager McCarthy offers a $50 reward for information leading to arrest. Also includes an unrelated medical ad for rheumatism and patent remedies.
Local note records pickling onions at Roihenbuss’s with unclear spellings Wrcforrey or Wohen hases.
A large dinner hosted by Manager Milders with about twenty present included speeches by Dinkey Iglehart and Jumbo Osborne. The event featured lively talk on baseball and team past and future triumphs.
Manager Jacob Milders of Krebs hosted a banquet for his employees. Attendees recall a lively evening with entertaining acts and a festive atmosphere, reflecting the celebratory tone of Jake’s gatherings.
The board of health met with all members present. Dan W. Charles bid 37 for emergency hospital roof repairs. Groceries for July to September totaled 173.30 with Fairfield township to pay 97.63 for earlier hospital cases. Dr. Mark Millikin reported thirteen varicloid cases, mostly school children, with vaccination ordered and rooms fumigated. He noted discarded books to prevent contagion and completed city statistics forms.
Old advertisement touts a laxative product titled Bromo Quinine with the claim used worldwide to cure a cold in one day. Signature attributed to E. W. Grove. Price listed as 25 cents.
Little Johnny McCartney and Big Gus Sun brought Dr Farrel to town after months of effort. The electrically augmented act, able to sing and speak via graphophone, draws capacity crowds at the Grand theatre. Ventinelle lines up next, with newsboys guests tonight and a matinee parade tomorrow. Calvary Passion scenes and Rock of Ages song close each performance. Thirty extra seats added to meet demand.
On Friday and Saturday the concluding segment of the Passion Play will be shown at the Princess theatre. The program covers the passion, death and resurrection with scenes including Jesus before Caiaphas, Peter denying Christ, Jesus before Pilate, scourging and the crowning with thorns.
Hollister claims its Rocky Mountain Tea cleans the food canal and protects from disease. Sold for 35 cents as tea or tablets at the Radcliffe Drug Co. located at High and Second Streets and 231 High Street.
An unknown thief broke into the cellar under John G. Pieper's saloon at 1003 South Front Street Thursday and stole about 25 cents from a gas meter after it had just been emptied the day before. The meter was damaged in the attempt.
Probate Judge Hartkoff granted Rachel Miller a divorce from John C. Miller on grounds of gross neglect of duty and willful absence. She resumes her maiden name Funk.
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