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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1907
Page
5
Tickets for Smith's Theatre Monday show go on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday with 10 20 and 30 cent prices. One free ticket for one accompanying lady with each 30 cent ticket purchased before 6 p.m. Monday.
The citizens of Trenton held a mass convention in the city hall and nominated a full ticket for local offices including Mayor Howard Carey Treasurer S F Flannigan Clerk Louis Brill Marshal John Schrock and council members C H Buell Charles House Joseph Myers Fred Cooper Davis Potter and Charles Bauer.
Thomas McNeal was arrested around 9 o clock Thursday night near the Champion Coated Paper Co. plant after a mill watchman reported a barefoot man wandering about. Officer Holbrook found McNeal with dust covered shoes a stove up hat and worn clothes. he seemed a tourist looking for a flop when apprehended.
A famed Broadway leading lady shocked friends by appearing dramatically slimmer, attributing the transformation to a home remedy blend of Marmola Cascara and Syrup Simplex rather than exercise or dieting. She urged readers to use the Marmola as sold in the original package for best results.
Democrat Sun reporters quote Dr. Dan Millikin urging a large vote on a $40,000 high school bond for Greater Hamilton. He cites steady pupil growth, argues the high school is the poor man’s college, and defends purchasing Frechtling property to expand and modernize the building amid rising costs.
A Terre Haute woman reports indigestion relief after using Grape-Nuts, claiming they can be eaten anytime and nourish her family. The letter cites improved health for a husband and child, noting the product supplies key nutrients and supports brain and nerve function with phosphate of potash from wheat and barley.
In Teddy Bear Land the paper announces a new nine part series titled Teddy Bear Pictures. The cartoons are by a top American Press Association artist with bright high grade verses. Watch these pictures for the next nine days in the People’s column.
A Hamilton editor argues over city land prices and future school needs. He cites offers on Second and Third streets, notes the Freachtling and Freewhiling properties, and floats a 11 500 to 19 500 square foot lot ready for a fireproof building. He urges the board of education to plan now and to get out the vote.
Police respond to Schultz's Ave Maple area near Third St about 9 PM to detain Alfred Hubbel found exhausted and bruised after a heavy beer intake. He appeared to have fallen, possibly from intoxication, and was secured to recover from the effects.
The Rev. Henry Nevin Kerst of the First Reformed church will preach on The Stranger in the Church next Sunday night. He was moved to the subject by Laura A. Smith as depicted in a Ladies' Home Journal article noting poorly clad worshippers across churches. The piece sparked wide discussion in religious and secular media.
A woman's scream near Michael Fetzer's saloon at 641 South Monument avenue drew a crowd and prompted police to intervene. Officer Jones arrested Carl Blei in the weeds by the dump area around o'clock Thursday night.
Police arrest Lizzi Booth also known as Lizzie Cash, an inmate of a Wood Street house of ill fame, after a crowded incident where she allegedly tried to rob Blei of his money. He struck her in the eye when confronted, and bystanders aided in Blei's release.
A scrub football game will be played tomorrow at 2 30 at the fairgrounds. Central high school boys will line up against Hamilton Athletic Club with Coach Battersby playing for the club to show the boys how the game should be played. No admission charged. The Democrat remains the best advertising medium in Butler county.
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