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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
5
An advertorial-style note urges daily elimination to avoid illness. It argues constipation harms overall health, links sluggish liver to disease, and recommends consulting a physician and using Ayer's Pills from the Ayer Co. of Lowell Massachusetts.
Miss Nellie Mitchell is ill and many guests visit Miss Mary Freschard in Madisonville. Families, travels, and social events from Ohio to Florida are recorded along with a catarrh cure advertisement and local Club activities. The piece mentions many names and places including Toledo Ohio Cincinnati Waynesville and Jacksonville.
Sunday visits spread across Mt Pisgah and surrounding areas with multiple families hosting relatives and friends. Names include Miss Blanche Buster Harmon Leeds Horace Leeds Miss Zula Golter Mine Renamish Lindsey and Jones family, plus mentions of Masons, local events, and a newborn born to Bernard residents.
Community members share condolences after a death and funeral, with brief mentions of survivors and local visits. Names and places appear in fragmented OCR, including Carmel and Danby as peers send well wishes and arranged goodbyes.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions purification, health, and a possible reference to Tver Herae and Wile Bis. The readable parts are disorderly with no clear events or names to establish a full item.
M Edwards confined to his room with rheumatism. Herbert Thomas works with carpenters at Oakley. Clarence Fagin and wife of Cincinnati visited O A Fagin. Frank Eppert and Charles Fitzpatrick guests of Clifford. Jacob Brunk and wife and Miss Susie Thomas visited Matt Shannon and wife at Williamsville. Mrs Edward Vickrey of Batavia visited her parents Orlando Kelch and wife. Joseph Ketchum of Cincinnati was a guest of relatives. George Dawson and daughter Lele and Frank Malick and wife visited relatives at Laurel. Jacobs family hosted a gentleman friend from Hamilton Sunday. W J Tone of Locust Corner guest of M Edwards Friday.
Mr Wilford Adams testifies he was bedridden with rheumatism and used Foley's Kidney Remedy, two bottles helped, a third bottle restored him to work as a conductor on the Lexington Kentucky Street Railway, claiming unparalleled relief. Bunn's Pharmacy promotes the remedy curing rheumatism by removing uric acid from the blood.
A brief note credits Chinese scholars with creating the first dictionary in 1109 B.C. This historical claim highlights early linguistic scholarship attributed to ancient China and marks the origin of organized lexicography.
D D D Prescription lotion of oil of wintergreen thyme and glycerine offers instant itch relief and cures eczema germs on contact. Special offer lowers price to 25 cents for first time users in Bethel Ohio. J O Scott confirms efficacy.
Flora Johnson hosted Becca Lovell and Lottie Pattison on Sunday. Lena Brunk visiting sister Emma Keethler in Norwood. Thomas Pere family at Sunday schools and Marathon convention. Mrs Bote Whitaker ill. Rufus Pattison and wife visited D Cover and wife. Mary Moorhead of ER PallUr visited sister Martha Thirey. Sam McMaham and wife entertained Rev W J Henry.
Burlington Maine resident L W Harriman recalls joining the army and suffering for forty years until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him when all else failed. The advertisement touts the salve as a greatest healer for sores ulcers boils burns cuts wounds bruises and piles and notes a 25 cent price at all druggists.
Miss Pet Bigham of Lynchburg attends with friends and relatives here. William Carr and family visit near Woodland Park. Miss Veda Maham spent past week in Cincinnati. Mrs Kemper Losey handled business in Blanchester Saturday. Mrs Anna Whitaker visiting Cincinnati. Mrs Patterson of Milford at daughter Illiam Burdsall’s home. John Williams visiting in Kansas. Funeral of Harrison Hadley Lorado well attended. Grace Johnson and Lora Black of wereshon call on friends here. Esther Shinn of Wilmington visiting relatives. Andrew Dimmitt and Albert Williams visiting Cincinnati. Samuel Work of Lockland a recent guest of the Listerling family. Miss Clare Edebush hosted Milford guests over Sunday. Fruit outlook locally discouraging after Friday frost. Mrs Henry Strowhoover spent Saturday in Cincinnati. Woodland Park opening not far off. Mrs Is Grosnickle in Lerado last Saturday. Gaylord and family of Marathon visited relatives here Sunday. ...
Incomplete OCR text hints at a patient enduring extended suffering with severe chest issues and internal problems. Mentions emergency treatment and a dramatic change in condition with possible hemorrhage and respiratory concerns.
H Davison and wife of Willi visit Dr O and Dawson while others entertain at home. William Grider of Mt Olive buys Swing property on Main street and Mrs Geo Ele of Oinoi is mentioned along with other neighbors in a community notice.
The column notes numerous visits and calls among residents. Emma Hill spent Friday with Mrs. Grover in Georgetown, Mrs. Cliff Rose traveled to Cincinnati, and Mrs. Sam Meeker celebrated her birthday with 60 relatives and friends. Several funerals and family visits are recorded, including Emma Warden's burial and the death of M. J. Swing.
Mrs Rosa Knight of Main Street Batavia Ohio testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her back pains and misery caused by kidney trouble after trying other remedies. She credits the pills with restoring her health and urges others to use the product. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY market the pills as sole US agents for the Doan's brand.
Mrs. Moore returned to Columbus after visiting Mrs. A Earheart. California visitor Mrs. Charles Simons stayed with relatives. James Rose and wife visited Amelia’s Mrs. W O Hutson. McCormick Chicago graduate wrenley Markley set to graduate April 28 with mother attending. Several other relatives and visitors named from Chicago Cincinnati Marathon Batavia Crosstown and local towns. Funeral of George W Duckwall attended in Batavia with Rose and families noted.
The column records numerous social visits and guests across local households. Names include Mrs William McNeil of Love The New Sichpona. Mrs Albert Johnson and son Ralph of Amelia. Mrs Haigh Fulton. Mrs Andrew Castlen. Mrs C F Jenks of Cincinnati. Mrs Jacqueline Davis of Philadelphia. Mrs D M Faberta. Miss Edith Denham. George Turnipseed and family of Maysville. Mrs A E McMurchy. Miss Edith Robbins. Rev H J Winner and sister Miss John Feldhaus. Miss Matilda Helmering. and Miss Lucille Curry. Events feature opera house music by Bellstedt's orchestra and Baptist church engagements.
Hampton Wood and wife were guests of friends at Bethel Saturday. Garner and Elmer Blackburn of New Richmond were guests of relatives here part of last week. Robert Adams, employed at ece Ky, visited his mother Beulah V. Adams recently. Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Speidel were Sunday guests of his parents near Batavia. George Gregor Will Bonar and George McKee employed in Cincinnati were at home Sunday. B H Gregg and wife of Cincinnati are visiting here. Miss Fannie Riche visiting relatives at DeGraff Ohio this week. Mrs. W. A. Young Sr returned home after a short visit with her daughter at Georgetown. George Hurdle employed in Chelanstt visited home folks Tuesday. Felicity High School commencement Friday evening April 29. Paul T. Purkiser will leave May 16 to accept a position in Cincinnati. The Times plant has been leased to another person.
With headache biliousness constipation and the ills it entails Foley's Orion laxative relieves and cures. It tones the digestive tract carries off waste and stimulates bowels to normal activity. A splendid spring medicine sold at Bunn's Pharmacy.
John Scott at P C and St L depot suffers typhoid fever and Mr Hare from South Lebanon takes his place. Mayor Payne proclaims April 30 as cleaning up day. James Montgomery reports cannery prospects and Mrs Leever recovers. Hutchinson building gains a glass front. Professor Littleton travels to Edenton for his father’s illness. J E Reeves seeks Dayton treatment. Diarrhoea remedy from Chamberlain’s brand praised for safety and effectiveness.
The All-Wise Father has taken Harrison Hadley a charter member of the Newtonsville Council and Junior Ider United American Mechanics. He was a devoted worker and ready to help, now mourned by the society whose work will endure. The charter will be draped in mourning for sixty days and copies sent to county papers.
Fragmentary text suggests removing stomach issues with tablets and mentions liver tablets as potentially effective. The excerpt is garbled and does not present a coherent report, names, dates, or concrete facts to summarize as a news item.
Egg offer for hatching pure bred Rhode Island Reds at one dollar for fifteen eggs. Local ad notes MES and BR Lindsey of Batavia.
Mareuil 849 is a jet black 16 hand Percheron stallion foaled May 1008 bred by M. Vallee imported by Hartman Stock Farm Columbus OH. Sire Chevalier 42626 dam Brebis 29896 second dam Rosette 28981. Will stand 1910 at T. E. Oligee & Son stable near Crosstown three miles from Marathon. Stud fee 15 dollars with lien on mares until payment. Care given but owner not liable.
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