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Hey guys is there any place with super cheap housing for people who've never had a creditcard/learned to drive (parent abuse) in Dayton, Ohio? I'm thinking of moving there soon

people who can't pass credit checks still need housing. people who don't have credit at all still need housing. people who can't pass criminal background checks still need housing. people who have been evicted before still need housing. people with past unpaid rent still need housing. people who can't take out loans still need housing. people who can't pay off their mountains of debt still need housing. people who don't or can't work still deserve housing. housing is not an "investment". housing is not the act of "borrowing" property from someone else.

housing is necessary for human survival, no matter how poor, disabled, addicted, insane, or bad with money someone is. every single person on this planet requires housing. everyone. money does not belong in the affairs of housing. housing does not wait for money to come. housing is a human right, that EVERY human deserves, regardless of how much money they make, if any.

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Choosing the Right Roofing Material: A Decision-Maker’s Guide

Roofing is one of the most essential and crucial parts of a building as this will protect the whole structure of your property. You need to be very vigilant and careful when choosing the material for your residential roofing in Dayton, Ohio. You need to make sure that it won’t just complement your whole building and be aesthetically pleasing but it should be also well-functioning and durable.

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Don’t Eat The Oatmeal! The Curious Case Of The Dayton Street Poisoner

Among the most peculiar crimes ever recorded in Cincinnati was the mystery within a mystery spawned by breakfast at 912 Dayton Street on the morning of Friday, March 30, 1900.

Four generations lived in a two-story house at that address, owned by a renowned and aged Methodist minister, the Rev. Dr. Mordecai J.W. Ambrose. Doctor Ambrose was in poor health and was attended by a full-time nurse named Ellen M. Galvin. Also living under his roof were Ambrose’s daughter, Francephin, her husband Charles A. Aiken, their divorced daughter Susie Winold, and Susie’s two young children, Harold and Frances. A couple of weeks earlier, the Aikens had hired a servant girl who said her name was Violet Foster.

On the morning of March 30, Mr. Aiken arose early and left for his job at the American Book Company. Mrs. Aiken, Mrs. Winold, Harold, Frances, and Miss Galvin sat down to breakfast about 9:00 a.m. The new servant girl served an egg dish, but Mrs. Aiken sent it back and claimed the eggs were stale. The servant then offered oatmeal and served a portion to everyone except Mrs. Winold, who said she was not hungry. As the family got up from the table, everyone but Mrs. Winold complained of stomach pains and several became violently ill. Mrs. Winold ran to the kitchen to find the servant girl but she was not there. Mrs. Winold eventually located her upstairs in her room, apparently also ill.

Mrs. Winold called for a doctor who lived in the neighborhood. He immediately diagnosed arsenic poisoning. After caring for the obviously ill, he took one look at Violet Foster and determined that she was faking her symptoms. Someone called the police. The doctor’s suspicions were confirmed when a police detective ordered the servant girl downstairs and she got up immediately, showing no further evidence that she was in any sort of distress. Thanks to the doctor’s timely attentions, none of the poisoning victims died.

Police visited several neighborhood pharmacies. At the Overbeck drug store, employees identified Violet Foster as the woman who had purchased arsenic the evening before. Pharmacies at that time recorded the names of anyone who bought poisonous substances, and the young woman signed for the arsenic as Lena Heigh. It looked like a simple case of attempted homicide until Violet Foster, alias Lena Heigh, confessed.

The local newspapers swarmed to this story because Susie Winold and her children had created a front-page sensation in Cincinnati the previous year. Susie married a traveling salesman named Charles O. Winold in 1892. He was from Massillon, Ohio, and his job took him over most of the eastern United States. Over the years, the marriage soured. Charles blamed his mother-in-law. Whatever the cause, Susie moved out, taking her children, and relocated to South Dakota. Charles knew she was establishing residency to get an accelerated divorce, so he tracked her down and kidnapped their children. Charles first brought Harold and Frances back to his parents’ home in Massillon, then took them to Brooklyn. A nationwide search for the abducted children resulted in their discovery in Hoboken, New Jersey. Susie, now freshly divorced, and Charles met in a Brooklyn courtroom where she was awarded custody and he got weekly visitation. Charles made only minor efforts to see his children as his business kept him traveling, but neighbors began to report him watching the house on Dayton Street.

Violet Foster, under police interrogation, claimed that it was Charles Winold himself who forced her to buy the arsenic and that it was Charles Winold who had placed the arsenic in the oatmeal. Winold, the servant girl claimed, had appeared at the kitchen door on several occasions, explaining that he intended to kill his wife in revenge for taking his children away. As he was being dragged into this case, Winold was wending his way through his sales territory, making no effort to hide his location. He was apprehended in Baltimore and brought to Cincinnati for questioning.

Further investigation revealed that Winold had iron-clad alibis for every instance in which Violet Foster testified that he was threatening her at the Ambrose house. On the morning of the poisoning, Winold was in a Toledo hotel. The servant’s story crumbled further when police learned that her real name was Faltha Gilliam and that almost nothing she had told them about her past was true. Although she claimed her parents were dead, police found her mother, father and a handful of siblings living in poverty in Lower Price Hill.

Faltha Gilliam was tried and sentenced in Judge Rufus Smith’s courtroom in October 1900. She was sentenced to four years in the Ohio Penitentiary. At her sentencing, the newspapers reported that she had been flirting so indiscriminately with the male prisoners at the county jail that a couple of young men were ready to fight a duel over her.

Only a few newspapers looked beyond the version of the story assembled by the police and presented in court. Faltha Gilliam’s many and repeated lies called her credibility very much into question and enabled Charles Winold, confessed kidnapper, to totally escape blame. The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune [1 April 1900] published statements made by Gilliam to a reporter that suggest there might have beenh a very different motivation for the poisoning:

“The extraordinary creature admitted repeatedly yesterday that she has known and met Winold clandestinely since last December; that he knew when she secured the situation as a domestic at Dr. Ambrose’s residence in Dayton Street, and that he planned and she assisted for days in the arrangements for the commission of the crime.”

The Commercial Tribune reported that Gilliam had herself once worked as a traveling salesperson, met Winold on a train in Indiana, reunited with him in Cincinnati and that he had encouraged her to take the servant position at his ex-wife’s house. If true, Winold may have set her up to take the fall while he traveled to establish his alibis. It was never explained why Gilliam served poison oatmeal to Winold’s children after his ex-wife refused the deadly concoction.

Faltha Gilliam was released from the penitentiary a year early because of good behavior and she seems to vanish from the historical record. Charles Winold moved back to Massillon and remarried in 1905. He died from prostate cancer in 1914. Susie Winold lived a long life in service to the Methodist church and died in New Jersey, aged 80. Harold and Frances both recovered from their deadly breakfast. Frances married a man in Michigan in 1915. Harold served in the Navy through World War I, married and had a daughter. The nurse, Ellen M. Galvin, sued Dr. Ambrose, as head of the household, for hiring the poisoner without checking her background, and the pharmacy, for selling the arsenic, asking $10,400 from each. Both cases were dismissed. Although she claimed the poisoning left her unable to work, Galvin was listed as a nurse in the Cincinnati city directory for several more years.

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WF UPDATE (5/17/24)

RAINY DAY

Today I learned that Dayton is just like everywhere else in America. The weather person is almost always wrong. Instead of the predicted sunshine, we got hit by rain. In my next life, I’m coming back as a weatherman. I never had a job where I could be wrong most of the time.

Instead of biking on our last day in Dayton, we toured by car. We didn’t let the rain get us down. We had fun anyway.

Our primary goal was to visit the Findlay Market in Cincinnati. It started in 1852. It features about 50 vendors that sell all sorts of food products. Based upon two minutes of online research, it looked like a small version of Reading Market Terminal in Philly, or Pike Place Market in Seattle, or Quincy Market in Boston. We’ve had fun visiting those places. If it was a sunny day, we never would have gone the 50 miles to visit Findlay Market.

On the way to Findlay Market, we got distracted by Jungle Jim’s International Market. It’s about 10 miles outside of Cincinnati. Jim’s story is amazing. In 1970, after selling vegetables from a truck, he set up a little farm stand. By 1974, he was ready to expand. On a bigger lot, he built a roof that covered 4,200 square feet. That’s not all that big (roughly 65 ft. X 65 ft.), but it was a big move in the right direction. Jungle Jim’s place became legendary and it grew enormously. The location we visited today is over 300,000 square feet. (There’s a smaller second location, closer the Cincinnati, that’s 200,000 square feet.) At a quick pace, it took us almost 3 hours to walk through the place. They have food from all over the world, and it’s arranged by country. We saw stuff from at least 50 countries. It’s not a market that I expected to see in Ohio. We had a blast.

We got to Findlay Market in time for a very late lunch. Then, we explored the Market itself and the surrounding streets. It’s smaller, and less interesting, than the other public markets that we’ve visited. It was fun anyway.

Here are a few lessons from today:

1. Never trust a weather person.

2. Never let the weather get you down.

3. Don’t be afraid to make unscheduled stops. We thought that the Findlay Market would be the best stop of the day. We were surprised by Jungle Jim’s International Market. It turned out to be the best stop of the day.

Thanks for joining us on this trip. We head home tomorrow. The next few weeks will be very, very busy. I’ll try to find time to write. Stay tuned.

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the thing about the attics is no joke. i know no one wants to hunker down in a storm on the roof but when Ohio flooded in 1913 (Dayton got 8-11 inches of rain in three days; Hilary could dump as much on the west coast in under 48 hours; if you're in the southwest PLEASE get prepped asap) thousands of people were trapped in their attics for days when the water rose and didn't recede. for decades afterward families mounted axes on their rafters in case it happened again and the rallying cry for flood prevention for the next fifty-plus years was "remember the promises you made in the attic"

i know that the rainfall forecasts don't sound like they're that dangerous but what happened from that amount of rain on a frozen floodplain in 1913 is an excellent indicator of how much water could wind up in the famously difficult to drain LA basin.

and i know it's hard to conceive of how dangerous floods can be when you have never lived through one but this is a photo of how high the water would have been over my head in Dayton while standing on a levy built *after* the flood

HEY CALIFORNIA PEOPLE!

HURRICANE ADVICE FROM A FLORIDIAN!

Make sure you've got shelf-stable food and water for everyone in the house, including pets. The rule of thumb is a gallon per person per day. Freeze water bottles if you want cold water.

Make sure you have enough meds!

Make sure you have batteries, candles, flashlights, and a manual can opener. 

Make sure your electronics, including backup batteries, are charged. Unplug things you don't want fried in case of a power surge. 

Don't tape your windows, it doesn't help and you'll just be stuck scrubbing goo off of them later.

Put a mug of frozen water in it in your freezer with a quarter on top of it. If your freezer defrosts, the ice will melt and the quarter will sink and tell you you need to throw things out.

Get everything that's not nailed to a foundation out of your yard. That dead branch hanging on by a thread? Time to get it down (it was probably time to do that three days ago, but now’s better than never).

Park away from powerlines and trees if you can. Rain makes the ground soft and then trees fall over.

Have an evacuation plan to a shelter. Evacuate if they’re telling you to.

If you start to flood, don't go in your attic. You'll get trapped if the water rises too high and you can't hack through your roof. This happened to a lot of people in Texas and Louisiana. Get ON the roof.

Be safe, be well <3 

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Navigating the Role and Importance of a Dayton Roofer

Dayton roofers play a pivotal role in the residential and commercial property sectors. Ensuring your roofing system is reliable, durable, and efficient can significantly contribute to your buildings overall safety and value. This article delves deep into what Dayton roofers do, their indispensable services including roofing contractor responsibilities, and why it is beneficial to utilize their skills.

Critical Expertise of a Dayton Roofer:

A Dayton roofer possesses specialized knowledge and expertise in handling different types of roofs. These professionals are trained to provide comprehensive roofing solutions, from regular maintenance checks to significant repairs or replacements. Their experience with local weather conditions allows them to offer tailored advice on the best material choices that can withstand Ohios diverse climate.

Role as a Roofing Contractor:

The primary responsibility of a roofing contractor is to ensure your roofs longevity while maintaining its aesthetic appeal. They assess existing roofs, identifying areas of wear or damage before devising an appropriate action plan. Be it fixing leaks, replacing shingles or installing an entire new roof; Dayton roofing contractors see every project through from start to finish.

Major construction builds also rely on these professionals who skillfully install roofing systems for new structures. By collaborating closely with other experts involved in the build—including architects and construction managers—they ensure that all aspects are aligned from design considerations to functionality needs.

Insulation Services:

Dayton roofers also flourish as insulation contractors. A well-insulated attic plays a vital role in maintaining your home’s energy efficiency all year long—an aspect particularly important for buildings enduring Ohios freezing winters and hot summers.

Through inspecting your existing insulation condition or newly-installing proficient systems, these professionals ensure optimal thermal comfort inside your house while reducing energy usage- A win-win! Furthermore, proper insulation mitigates extensive mold growth—a common issue in poorly insulated attics—contributing greatly to the overall health of the building and its inhabitants.

Emergency Services:

The uncertainties of life often extend to your roofs. In the face of unexpected leaks or damages from severe weather conditions, Dayton roofers provide swift emergency repair services. They recognize the urgency of these situations, and through their rapid response, they can help prevent further property damage and ensure peace of mind for homeowners.

Why Invest in a Pro Dayton Roofers Services?

Utilizing professional Dayton roofer services assures you of reliable workmanship backed by warranty policies—something less likely when handling DIY roof repairs. These experts also strictly adhere to safety regulations during operations, safeguarding you from potential accidents. Moreover, through regularly scheduled maintenance checks by your trusted contractor, you eradicate extensive issues down the line that could lead to costly repairs or replacements.

Engaging Dayton roofers is not just about addressing pressing roofing issues but also investing in professional expertise that ensures a smoothly functioning roofing system—a crucial player in your homes longevity and value. From their role as attentive roofing contractors to proficient insulation experts, these professionals warrant careful consideration for securing both safety standards and aesthetic appeal for your property. Their critical functions extend beyond immediate fixing needs—they offer lasting solutions protecting your home against all odds, providing an undeniable peace of mind.

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Unveiling the Expertise of a Cincinnati Roofer

The integrity of a building's structure significantly relies on its roof, making it one of the most vital parts of your home or business. A professional Cincinnati roofer possesses the knowledge and skills required for roofing jobs ranging from minor repairs to more complex projects, such as roof replacements or installations. This article provides an inside look into the role and vitality of a Cincinnati roofer, emphasizing services like roofing contractor work, foundation services, and insulation contracting.

The Mastery of Roofing Contracting 

Qualified roofers in Cincinnati hold a significant role in maintaining and enhancing your property's value, visual appeal, and safety. They are well-equipped with knowledge about various types of roofs – be it asphalt shingles, wood shake, metal roofs, or flat roofing systems. These professionals are adept at identifying current or potential issues during routine inspections and suggesting necessary repairs or replacements to prevent further damage.

Anything from storm damage to normal wear can deteriorate your roof over time. Proper maintenance from a reliable roofing contractor can expand your roof's lifespan considerably while ensuring that any problems are promptly addressed before they escalate.

The Indispensable Element - Foundation Services

Whether erecting a new home or conducting renovations on an old property, engaging skilled Cincinnati roofers is imperative due to their hands-on experience with structural foundation work. Ensuring that the structure lies on firm footing safeguards against future architectural complications due to shifting ground or weather conditions.

Proficient roofers bring invaluable insight into what materials should be utilized based on soil composition analysis results coupled with climate considerations for Cincinnati's typical local weather patterns. Their vast experience provides them with a refined perspective about addressing unique challenges presented by different sites – adequately ensuring that your structure stands stable and secure.

Insulation Contracting 

The overall comfort and energy-efficiency level of buildings in places like Cincinnati where winter weather can be particularly brutal significantly improve with proper insulation. Equipped with the expertise to install various types of insulation effectively, skilled roofers are crucial to ensuring your structure is capable of maintaining an optimal temperature.

Insulation installation by a professional roofer will help prevent damage caused by moisture accumulation, reduce energy bills through more effective heat retention during winters, and minimize ambient noise levels by creating sound barriers between walls and floors.

A Cincinnati roofer well-versed in insulation contracting offers more than just roofing services. They provide an added layer of protection to buildings, ensuring you remain comfortable within while equally benefiting from a practical standpoint in saving on energy bills.

In conclusion, the essence of a Cincinnati roofer extends beyond simple repair tasks. Their multifaceted expertise encompasses areas such as roofing contractor services, foundation work, and insulation contracting – all crafted toward improving your home's integrity and comfort. Whether it's identifying potential future problems during roof inspections or choosing the right materials for foundational support based on local conditions, experienced Cincinnati roofers bring keen perception and precision into their work. By enlisting their services, you can ensure that your home remains both visually appealing and structurally sound for years to come.

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Nestled in the heart of West Chester Township, Ohio, Bone Dry Roofing stands as a front-runner in providing top-notch roofing services that include essential roof repair near me solutions tailored to the local community. Our dedication to safeguarding and enhancing homes within West Chester Township has established us as a cornerstone of reliability and craftsmanship.

Our team is composed of seasoned professionals who excel in diagnosing and addressing a myriad of roofing issues that homeowners face throughout the seasons. From subtle wear and tear to more urgent concerns such as storm damage or natural aging, Bone Dry Roofing ensures rapid response and comprehensive treatment. Our roof repair near me services are renowned for their meticulous attention to detail and usage of superior materials that guarantee longevity.

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The Ultimate Homeowners Checklist for Your Next Roofing Project - Courtesy of GAF I Thrush & Son® I Your Hometown Contractor

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By Annie Crawford 09-24-2021 Schedule Tasks in Advance After you choose a roofing contractor, determine if work permits are required for your roofing project. Then, clarify if you or the contractor will obtain them. Put the permit process in motion right away so that there are no delays in your project timing. It’s also important to schedule the removal and replacement of items such as…

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Best Choice Roofing

Best Choice Roofing stands tall among the premier Roofers Dayton and surrounds, proudly serving Kettering, Beavercreek, Springboro, Middletown, and other local Ohio communities. Our reputation as a trusted roofing contractor is rooted in our unwavering commitment to excellence and precision in every job we undertake. Specializing in both residential and commercial sectors, we understand the unique nuances that each project brings.

Our portfolio of services encompasses Residential Roofing that caters to homeowners looking for a personal touch and Commercial Roofing that understands the stakes of business imperatives. For roofing systems compromised by time or weather, our Roof Repair services ensure swift and effective resolution, maintaining the integrity of your building's structure. When it comes to longevity and renewing your property’s shield against the elements, you can count on us for top-of-the-line Roof Replacement.

The process of Roof Installation offered by Best Choice Roofing is tailored to each client’s specific needs. We expertly navigate complex designs whether you opt for traditional Asphalt Shingle Roofing known for its cost-effectiveness and durability or choose modern Metal Roofing with its exceptional longevity and style. Our hands-on approach combines quality materials with expert installation techniques to create roofs that not only protect but also enhance curb appeal.

Serving as dedicated Roofers Dayton area demands expertise familiar with Ohio's climate patterns - an attribute embodied by our skilled team. As pillars in Kettering's community-centric landscape, we extend beyond a pure service offering; Best Choice Roofing embodies a partner invested in safeguarding your piece of Ohio heaven.

Trust us to deliver excellence atop your home or business – where cutting-edge technique meets Midwestern craftsmanship - ensuring peace of mind beneath every layer of our workmanship. Contact Best Choice Roofing today; let's shape a secure and beautiful skyline together.

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Lincoln Restoration in Dayton, OH Offers Unparalleled Roofing Solutions

In Dayton, Lincoln Restoration has become synonymous with roofing excellence, offering a comprehensive range of services for both residential and commercial properties. From roof repairs to complete replacements, the skilled team at Lincoln Restoration employs cutting-edge technology and high-quality materials to deliver roofing solutions that stand the test of time. If you need residential or commercial roofing services in Dayton, OH, look no further than Lincoln Restoration for a restoration that lasts. Set an appointment with us now! Dial (937) 985-2501 or visit lincoln-restoration.com.

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Roofing Company in Dayton, OH 12.7.23

Spartan Roofing & Renovations is unwavering in its commitment to delivering professional, honest, and loyal service as the premier roofing company in Dayton, OH. Our team of expert roofers in Dayton, OH, brings extensive experience to the forefront, providing unparalleled roofing installation services for residential and commercial properties. Employing the finest materials and modern techniques, we ensure the longevity and visual appeal of your roof. Whether facing a minor repair or a major renovation, our adept professionals effortlessly manage the project, offering prompt and effective repair services.

With an impressive 13-year history in the roofing industry, we've earned a reputation for delivering top-quality work and exceptional customer service. Specializing in shingles and metal roofing, our experienced contractors prioritize safety and code standards for superior workmanship. Proudly serving the entire southwest Ohio region from Cincinnati to Sidney, Spartan Roofing & Renovations is your trusted partner for roofing services, roofing contractors in Dayton, OH, and exterior services. Contact us today to schedule a roofing consultation and experience our unwavering dedication to excellence.

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Roofing Contractors in Dayton, OH 12/4/23

Committed to professionalism, integrity, and loyalty, Spartan Roofing & Renovations stands as the go-to roofing contractors in Dayton, OH. Our proficient team of roofers brings years of expertise to the table, offering premier roofing installation services for both residential and commercial properties. Utilizing top-notch materials and cutting-edge methods, we ensure the durability and aesthetic appeal of your roof. Be it a minor repair or a major renovation, our skilled professionals handle projects with ease, providing prompt and efficient repair services.

With an impressive 13-year track record in the roofing industry, we've earned a reputation for delivering high-quality work and outstanding customer service. Our experienced contractors specialize in shingles and metal roofing, adhering to safety and code standards for top-notch workmanship. Serving the entire southwest Ohio region from Cincinnati to Sidney, Spartan Roofing & Renovations is your trusted source for roofing services and exterior services. Contact us today to schedule a roofing consultation and witness our dedication to excellence.