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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1902

Page

5

Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Repeats Claims of Women’s Wellness

A testimonial touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness and infertility. The letter asserts prior doctors failed, but after taking the medicine a woman delivered a ten pound son and recovered, with the Common Sense Medical Adviser offered free on request.

Pierce Ida M. de Ford Latona Hassard Co Minn Tiany Dr. Pierce Asicians Common Sense Medical Adviser R. R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y

Local Notes Highlight Rural Life and Movements

R Johnson secures a fine driving horse and J W McNutt buys a good buggy. Emmerson Jester trip to Cincinnati. H Anderson tiles Brown county farm. F M White and wife relocate to Brown county farm. White adds a fine goat. J E Christy and E A Murphy elected school directors. J G Hutchinson arrives. son Bert to operate family farm. Dr Ed Ireton and John Coverbayve install telephones. Railroad prospects favorable. town ready. Mrs Rebecca Stewart dies at 69. funeral at Bloom Rose cemetery led by Rev Burdsall. longtime neighbor and church member since age thirteen.

R. Johnson J. W. McNutt Emmerson Jester Cincinnati H. Anderson Brown County F. M. White Mr. White J. E. Christy E. A. Murphy J.G. Hutchinson

Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Readers

An 19th century health notice cautions against mercury based catarrh ointments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and warns to obtain genuine products from reputable physicians or druggists. Hall's Family Pills are also praised.

F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Hall F. J. Cheney &Co

Pleasant Valley social notes and election results

Pleasant Valley notes recount quiet township election with Republican ticket success and a series of social visits across Linwood Crosstown Sabina Monterey Owensville Goshen and Marathon. The item also cites aging birthday celebrations and two medical product endorsements from Jones medical column style.

Pinkham seeks peace warrant in Bethel case

Justice Shutts heard a peace warrant sworn by T A Pinkham for the arrest of G W McKibben a former tenant. The plaintiff moves to dismiss due to a midaudt error as soon as called. The report also notes local items on telegraph service tobacco shipments and other small community notes.

T.A. Pinkham Justice Shutts Bethel G. W. McKibben Bell Telephone Co Rapp Bantam Charles Channelia Manin A. Walker Williamsburg

Amelia village notes and local events in brief

Local Amelia residents are mentioned in a string of social items. Re-elected officials include Dr. E. M. Brown and Johnston Armstrong. Guests visit from Ports mouth Cincinnati Mt. Auburn and Norwood among others. Events include school entertainments, lectures, a cake social, a tent show from Well Dickinson, and church notices.

Local notes from Marathon area residents and visitors

E H McNutt and wife of Marathon spent last Wednesday at W H Ireton's. Pearl Carr employed by Joseph Knight for the summer. Samuel Moree plans a trip to Illinois soon. Nettie Storer stayed in Williamsburg with her uncle William McClelland and family. Greenberry residents rejoice over a pierced bell heard across Crosstown W H Ireton’s wife and others enjoyed a day with Mr and Mrs F W Walker. Dr and Mrs Redrow visited recently. Emma Zimmer closed a successful school near Batavia and vacations with home folks. Election finished, assessors soon to be entertained. Mrs Win Steward is gravely ill. Mr Zimmer improving after rheumatism. Mrs Lou Risley convalescing. Mr Shumard moved to Warren county for work. Mac Hesbar closed his school with promising success. Mrs Frank Walker shipped Plymouth Rock eggs to New Jersey. Dr Ireton of Marathon attended Florence Armstrong’s ailing child. Cortez Malott very low with slim chances of recovery.

E. M. Brown Johnston Armstrong Charles Ammars Portsmouth Benjamin McCann Rader Hillsboro Morgen Cincinnati Mary Kline Edith Spears Queen City Clege Wright Hase Florida Sam Hutson Bethel Amelia Cora Navepent Eva Nichole Franklin Lou Smith White Oak Daisy Woodruff Sleber Eppert Madisonville Th Sweet John Mehl Hattie Smith Turner Mt. Auburn Ada Woodruff Ollie Fagin Frank Nash Julia Lillian Perkins Carmel William Perkins Dave Krgan George Gillin M. E H. BE Frank English Columbia M. E Amelia M. E. Church New York Society Amelia Church Merta Granger Mt.Carmel Misa Grace Treham Jono Ponder Norwood Ruth Ver Kina Ralph Leeds Amelia Public Schools Town Hall Amelia High School Post Office Dickinson Woodman Hall E. H. McNutt Marathon F. W. Walker Redrow Emma Zimmer Batavia Zimmer Lou Risley Shumard Warren County Mac Hesbar Frank Walker New Jersey Ireton Florence Armstrong Cortez Malott Bat

Entertainment at the schoolhouse on April seventeenth

Franklin notes a schoolhouse entertainment with dialogues tableaux recitations and music. Admission ten cents. Other local items include visits by Mont Shaw in Cincinnati, Ed Reed and Charley McGahon in Bethel, and various family gatherings among Sapp Bettle Smith Ketchum Hauck and Alexander families. G W Rice on the sick list. Carnes closed a successful term with prizes won by Olive Sapp Jessie Lillick James Park Charley Porter and Charley Snoaw.

Mont Shaw Cincinnati Ed Reed Charley McGahon Bethel Clayton Corbin Laurel James Sapp John Bettle Everard Lindale John Alexander George Ketchum Mt. Holly Michael Hauck John Smith G. W. Rice Carnes Olive Sapp Jessie Lillick James Park Charley Porter Charley Snoaw

Nervous Exhaustion Claims Relief from Nerve Pills

Mrs L Fahrlander of East St Hillsboro Ohio reports nervousness dizziness sleeplessness heart weakness and digestive issues eased by Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills After one box nerves steadied sleep returned dizziness subsided digestion improved and health built Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills sold 50 cents a box at dealers or Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY Portrait and signature on every package See Dr Bunn's Drug Store Batavia for sale

A. W. Chase Dealera Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y M. D Dr. Bunn Batavia

A Worthy Successor in Catarrh Cure Declares Victory

An old practitioner promotes Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure as the sole remedy that reaches the disease. Priced at one dollar per month, the package includes internal and external medicines and offers guidance from the discoverer. Sent prepaid to United States or Canada.

United States Canada Edwin B. Giles & Company Aith Market Street Philadelphia

Obituary tribute for Anna West and Isabel Moorhead

Anna West daughter of John K West and Faunie Teal West born March 10 1881 died April 10 1902 aged 21 years. Isabel F Moorhead born August 2 1817 died April 6 1902 widow of J W Moorhead with five children mourned for faithful home life and church ties.

Anna West John K West Faunie Teal West Maron Hhem Earth Joseph Malinda Smith J. W. Moorhead Alma Jessie Chloe Simeon Presbyterian Church D's of R

Local Notes and Social News from Nicholsville

Mrs Hugh McNair Jr and sister Mrs G W Temple of Lindale spent Wednesday in Cincinnati visiting relatives. Miss Mattie Norris learns dressmaking in Hethel. Wm Idlett and son Frank spent Tuesday at Felleity. Presbyterian Sunday school reorganized with several officers elected. George Gillen funeral held at Amelia. Wilson Snider wedding at Mt Pisgah. R F Vail and family visited Wm White. Golden Rule lodge installs Estey organ with John Lane as organist. Mrs Rhinehardt dies at 79. burial in Adams county. James Slater leaves for Illinois.

Hugh McNair, Jr G. W.emple Lindale Spe Cincinnati Choris Ernst and Children Pemptown Mattie Norris Hethel Wm. Idlett Frank Presbyterian Sunday School Wm. Dunop Wim Colvin Effile Knowles Lulu Phillips Maude Corbin Ella Knowles H. Jackson George 5. Gillen Amelia John Koudebush Stonebick Raymond Jackson Ina Meeker Wilson- Snider Mt. Pisgah R. F. Vail Dayton Wm. White Wm. Gillaspie C. R. Moorehead Golden Rule Lodge Estey John Lane Robert Ernst Rhinehardt Adams County Lowell Roudebush Stonelick James Slater Illinois

Batavia Ohio passes stone pile labor ordinance 1909

Ordinance 63 in Batavia Clermont County Ohio creates a stone pile and mandates forced labor for offenders. Males 16 to 60 sentenced by the mayor may work on the pile or village streets under marshal supervision, with pay at seventy five cents a day toward fines and costs. Prisoners may be confined if not employed and may be sent to the Cincinnati workhouse for remaining sentence and costs.

Batavia Clermont County Ohio Sald Sald Vilage Pope Rigon Saidrisoner Cincinnati Oake Agaldat Wnd Edwin C Ely G. i, Karn

Laurel welcomes barber Isaac Armacost for new shop

Miss Nora Mofford returns from Elmwood Place. Mrs Ella Salmon and daughter Carrie visit New Richmond. Sunday-school convention set for April 19 at M. K. E. church. Nellie Armacost and grandfather visit Granville Armacost. George Simmons votes in town. George Dixon and Jennie return from a year in Kansas. Bessie Ireton opens milliver store. Robert Milford calls Sunday. Dr Parkhuser of Moscow visits.

Isaac Armacost Cincinnati Nora Mofford Elmwood Place Ella Salmon Carrie Mia Stella Turner New Richmond M. KE Nellie Armacost Antioch Granville Armacost George Simmons George Dixon Jennie Kansas Misa Bessie Ireton Milliver Robert Milford Parkhuser Moscow

Simons Family Notes From New Palestine

New Palestine residents report Mrs. Sarah E. Simons lingering between life and death at home. Mont and Mrs. Mont Simons travel, calls by Mrs. Kincaid and Jeeves at Nive Mite, and a dance at George Barton’s. Mrs. Henry Simons fevers confine to bed. Louella Lindsey visits from Dayton. Amos Swemn visits Twelve Mile, Ky., and Prof. J V Wageel closes school here.

Mont Simons College Hj Sarah E. Simons John Heiselman Queen City Kincaid Jeeves Nive Mite George Spider H. E. Moore Amos Swemn George Barton George Snider James Fagin Twelve Mile Thomas Rust Kepler Lindsey Dayton Mra J. W. Wagner Henry Simons Misa Louella Lindsey Dayton Ky DeWitt Saider Nannie Towner Mia Luke Simons New Richmond J. V. Wageel

Chamberlain's Pain Balm credited for rheumatism cure

In Salem New Jersey Sallie Harris reports a severe muscular rheumatism attack improved after two applications of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and complete cure after one bottle. The remedy is advertised in the South Jerseyman and available at Beck's Pharmacy.

Chamberlain Beck Sallie Harris Salem N. J Sase Beck's

Wields A Sharp Ax, Millions Marvel at New Life Pulls

The report describes Dr. King's New Life Pulls drawing crowds at Batavia and Amelia where hundreds gather to witness claimed relief from stomach liver and bone troubles, jaundice and malaria as the wonders of the preparation are touted by local vendors.

Dr. King Dyapepala Lowa Jobo Boon Batavia J. R. Hicks Amelia

Fourth of July Celebration Planned in Engle Wood Park

Citizens of Wiggonsville organize a July 4 event at Engle Wood Park with activities designed to be engaging and entertaining for attendees.

Wiggonsville Engle Wood Park

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Pleasant Valley Jackson Township Gaylord Cover Linwood Daniel Cover Sylvester Glancy Crosstown Wm Duechman George Wright Sabina Thomas Good Minnie Snell Monterey J. W. Snell J. B. Cover Frances Rutchinson Owensville Robert Hunter Fennie Holmes Allen Glancy Goshen Nichols Francis Nichols Dean C. F. Cornwell Valley Street Saugerties Joseph Coffman Montmorenci Ind Foley John Kunn & Son Hulington Madison Medicine Co Madison Wis Waggel Missex Mamie Snider Louella Lindrey Anna Serimmer Ebersole Mollie Swem Louella Lindsey Mamie Snider Mary Wolf Carrie Nagel Clara Wolf Will Heiney Otto Heiselman Fred Lipps Arch Behymer Miss Schirmer Charles Fagin Stanley Josie Schirmer Katie Donham Denham’s Hill Ohio River John Bunn & Son Chattanooga Robinn Miller Read House Drug Store Tenn Vous Isabel F. Moorhead Nicholsville Palestine Astoria Aways Dees Col S Fenner St.vitus Redenta Joseph I What Is Castoria Lara Bikin William J. Coad Brunson Street Oswego N.Y Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Company Buffalo, N.Y Morgan & Wright W. H. Baum Ton Hotel-Kline Main Second Streets Fred, J, Kline Prop'r Oorstl Fruit Ridge Apas H. P. Williams Stirling & Moore Undertakers Pueiphers J. L. I. Barr Aprilas Batavia Philip CO Swing Linwood Road Station C Aypou T. M. Needham Newtonsville Herry Planta Anderson Plymouth Rock Plas Inge Cara Uruss Locust Corner
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