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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
4
The Democrat-Lan argues the Hamilton democratic ticket is presented on merit alone with every candidate, from top to bottom, portrayed as highly qualified for their office. It condemns any call to vote Democrats solely for party affiliation.
The piece argues Nowan in Hamilton is more qualified for city treasurer due to honesty and integrity. It criticizes Henry B. Grevey and accuses a costly unnecessary special election just before the regular vote. It endorses Henry A. Grimmer as the experienced, reliable auditor candidate citing his success with Matthias Stove Co.
Peter G. Thomson, noted paper manufacturer and College Hill resident, has sold his old Colerain road house. The six acre property, once his home, was bought by Mary M. D. Thomson for $20000 and she will occupy it.
The New York financial district undergoes a house cleaning as speculative interests in banks are reduced. Conservative bankers say this is a periodic Wall Street adjustment and not a cause for national alarm. Smaller town banks are run by prudent men and remain the country’s financial strength.
The Hamilton and Rossville Hydraulic company plans concrete headgates to prevent floods. Current gates may be too weak for high river stages and rushing waters, so stronger structures will be constructed for safety.
The passage notes mellow October days with golden sunshine and varied climate. It then shifts to a foreboding view of the approaching municipal election, described as something to be dreaded.
It is noted that Preiss Lohmann son of J K Lohmann worked for Westinghouse as an expert engineer sent to Rio Janeiro to install a plant for the Rio Janeiro Tramway Company. The venture is owned by British and Canadian capitalists and sold by Westinghouse. Lohmann operated independently in this assignment.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless home remedy for piles with a free trial package offered by mail. It claims instant relief and a full sized box for 50 cents, urging readers to request the trial from Pyramid Drug Co. at 95 Pyramid Building, Marshall Michigan.
Judge Parker argues Roosevelt is supported by a powerful corporate movement aiming to erode state rights. Other observers share the belief in this alignment and its implications.
A scrambled Florida Times-Union fragment debates insight and truth, comparing public figures and personal conduct. It muses on accountability, self improvement, and a tongue in cheek remark about living better than Queen Elizabeth. The piece blends social commentary with quirky lines.
Secretary Wilson states that American workmen faced a paradox of ignorance and progress. The remark ties to labor conditions and public insight of the era as reported by the Philadelphia Inquirer.
From Philadelphia North American the Farmers' National congress declares in favor of parcels post. It suggests that congress has no senate or that express companies have no seat in it.
Miss Jane Addams spoke to the Illinois clubwomen urging independence from fashion. She warned of a tyrant more worthy of their steel than the tyrant man.
Dr. L. A. Chanian of Stanley Kentucky writes that he wishes he had known its value years ago while young in practice. He endorses Father John's Medicine saying it cures colds and all throat and lung troubles. Not a patent medicine.
Schenectady man William Vedder, guided by a shopmate, used Father John’s Medicine and reported cure of a hacking cough and improved strength. Sold by Louis A. Ribar at the Central Avenue and Hanover Street corner.
Senior Fulton and Irvin publisher leaves Germantown Herald to accept call at First Church of Christ in Montpelier Indiana. Town population about 5000, church with growing Sunday school and flourishing condition. Irvin served the Herald nearly two years and departs with many friends.
The H. and D. railroad filed its August official statement in Cincinnati with Receiver Judson Harmon. Total earnings were 978 271 56. passengers 190 993 10. other transportation 13 657 09. other income 9 510 63. Net earnings 220 390 49. total income 247 072 62. wages to operatives 348 836 47.
Henry Gray, a colored man, was arrested on South Front Street at 5 PM Wednesday for intoxication. He claimed a colored woman took 37 from his pocket while he slept at Gheorge Washington's house before fleeing with the money.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea marketed as nature's best remedy for thirty years. Recommended and used by specialists. 35 cents for tea or tablets. The Radcliffe Drug Co. at High and Second Streets and 231 High Street.
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