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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1907
Page
2
Trained nurses urge Gauss Catarrh Cure for catarrh and bad breath. A free trial package by mail is promised to prove fast, permanent relief. Fill out name and address, 986 Main St Marshal Mich, and treatment will be sent by return mail.
The board of education met in regular session with six members present. It reported a $40,000 bond issue passing and approved election expenses of $377 plus $95 for room rental. The bond issue pieces are 500 value each at 4 percent interest payable semi annually. The October teachers payroll of $8,725 and janitors payroll of $888 were approved. An unrelated program note mentioned Bonillo’s acrobatics and a bioscope film presentation.
Ezra Kendall finally lands a George Ade play with fit to his wit and timing. The production, managed by Harry Askin and company, debuts at Smith's theater next Saturday night, promising a memorable troupe delivering sustained humor and lasting appeal.
The North Brothers company returns to Smiths Theater with a matinee different drama and an evening performance featuring Grace George in Divor cons. The article notes a popular drama for the matinee and Grace George's famous production for the night show.
The long running non musical play The Man of the Hour played in Chicago at Illinois theater last summer. It opened May 12 and ran 16 weeks for 146 performances. The Prady and Grismer special company will perform it next Monday night at Smith's theater, first time in this neighborhood. Seats go on sale Saturday morning.
Hits at the Grand showcase a trio of comedy musical acts headlined by Woodley and Van using playful tricks from a mirror tune to a xylophone fire. Leonard and Lester deliver rapid fire close range humor while the Four LaDells present a mystery act with classic disappearances and reappearances.
Theodore Temple died at his Montgomery county home after a short illness of heart disease. The funeral will be from his country home near Doddson. He was a brother of Perry Temple and beloved husband father and grandfather. The widow and son mourn his loss with two grandchildren in sympathy.
An arc lamp fell Monday night about 8 o'clock at EF street and Mill ville avenue causing a loud crash. The damage was reported and remedied as soon as possible.
An advisory promotes self discipline and diet to maintain health and avoid disease. It singles out coffee as an alluring danger, claims caffeine weakens the heart and nervous system, and touts Postum as a scientifically made alternative from field grains with energizing phosphates.
Secretary of State Carmi A. Thompson and Attorney General Wade Ellis demand over 1 million dollars in back taxes from 36 large Ohio corporations. Notices threaten suit unless payments are made, under Willis and Cole laws enacted to tax corporate existence and public service gross receipts. Among listed companies are the Cincinnati and Western Railway, and several Cincinnati rail and traction firms.
Robbers entered M. Scofield’s candy store in Lindenwald on Sunday night and carried off tobacco cigars and chewing gum. Likely juvenile suspects left no identifiable clues.
Earl Shamburg recalls a harsh spell of coughing night and day in past hardships and credits Dr King's New Discovery with a complete recovery after using less than a bottle. Describes it as a safe cough and cold remedy for lungs and throat. Trial bottle offered free.
T. J. Blackmore of Haller and Blackmore in Pittsburg reports Dr. Detehon's Relief for Rheumatism cured him in 24 hours after nine months of illness. He says five physicians gave little relief and endorses the medicine for others. Sold by S. Beeler at Main and B streets corner.
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