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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1907
Page
8
The YWCA at 117 North Second Street advertises a comfortable home with modern equipment, meals, two phones, library, reading and reception rooms. It lists German, voice, sewing and cooking classes taught by capable teachers, plus an employment bureau and Saturday activities to join.
The Corner offers a gymnasium bath bowling alleys night school Bible classes religious meetings employment bureau boarding house directory library reading room correspondence tables socials and entertainments with visitors always welcome.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a longtime teething remedy used by millions of mothers. It claims to soothe the child relieve gums ease wind colic and diarrhea with immediate relief and notes sale by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents. The label urges asking for Mrs Winslow's and warns to follow the Food and Drug Act.
Tallawanda residents share visits and family gatherings with neighbors and relatives from West Chester Greenbriar Lindenwald Valley View Hamilton and Hamilton areas. The community attended Silas Weaver sale and offered sympathy to the Koehner family amid bereavement.
Grace Zeigler and Myrtle Shafer shopped in Hamilton on Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Truster visited friends in Hamilton Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Robert Resor returned home Saturday evening after a short visit in New York.
Special to the Democrat Sun Browns Run Ohio October 25. David Ankeney and family Albert Ankeney and wife had dinner at Calvin Ankeney's Sunday. Mrs Hannah Harris of Germantown visited D W Hetzler. Earl Harris bought a De Laval Cream Separator and will try milkskimming. Grace Fouts hosted a thimble party with a luncheon and announced her upcoming marriage to Ernest Slifer next month.
Louis Hamann on the sick list. Mrs. Louis Trapp of Dayton visiting here. Mrs. Katherine Grebner to Connersville for several days. Mrs. Alex Hunter and Mrs. Ed Keyes were Cincinnati visitors yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. George Meyers and daughter Marcella to visit Cincinnati. Miss Myrtle Smith leaves for Germantown to visit Misses Bessie and Helen Judy. Mrs. G. P. Stevenson and daughter Cora home after Utah and New Mexico trip for Nelle Stevenson’s health in Green River Utah.
Plans and estimates for remodeling the old stone building at the infirmary hill into a hospital were filed with county commissioners. The project is expected to cost 6500 dollars, with action yet to be taken. The infirmary directors' annual report was confirmed as bids for depository banks will be opened November 11 at noon.
Elmer Langhorst suffered a severe cut to his left thumb at Long and Alstatter's around 7 30 this morning. Police and medical responders rushed to the scene for treatment.
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Partly decomposed body of a colored man found Friday morning in a drying shed at John Donges & Co on the west side of the H D railway. Aged remains lay in newspapers, with few possessions, no clear identification made. cause of death suspected as apoplexy or heart disease. Coroner and Funeral Director Wagner notified.
Burglars tried to enter John Holzberger home at High and Front streets by a rear roof window just after 2 30 am Friday. Holzberger heard noise, saw two men on the roof, they fled by jumping off after being seen. Other sites reportedly visited but frightened away.
Pleasant Hill Ohio October 23. Local families including Mr and Mrs John Grant and kin with Mrs Sarah Woodruff entertained and were visited by neighbors. Listings mention funeral attendance for Stanley Emerson in Bellefontaine and various calls on relatives across Hamilton Sassafras Ridge and Cincinnati with multiple offspring names noted.
The Democrat remains the news leader in Hamilton, extending its influence across politics, local events, and community reporting with a steady presence in the city’s information landscape.
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