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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1909
Page
5
An advertisement asserts daily removal of undigested material to prevent disease. It claims constipation burdens the bowels and liver causes suffering, urging readers to consult their doctor and use Ayer's Pills from the J C Ayer Co in Lowell Massachusetts.
Philadelphia North American notes a Philadelphia woman says meeting a king is valuable, then questions meeting one with three others. The Toledo oath by Frank J Cheney & Co offers a hundred dollar reward for catarrh cure and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with testimonials and druggist sales.
Belfast and Batavia families host guests over weekends. Lee King welcomes a new son. Epworth League officers prep as two weeks loom. An insurance advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung illness offering trials and guarantees.
Joseph Menke and family visited relatives in the city. Dr. Albert Smith, president of North Western University, preached at the M E church. Mrs. Addyston Davis and son from Washington DC arrived to visit R A Davis. May 4 returns a musical by Mary Bissem DeMore at the opera house. tickets via Miss Emily Weidinger on Bell phone. Mrs. DeMoss, known in Clermont county, expected full house. Prof. and Mrs. 8 L Turnipseed spent Sunday in Goshen with her parents. Henry Feldkamp and wife hosted his Dayton Kentucky father-in-law this week. Harry Taylor of Madisonville spent Sunday with his Mire Nancy Taylor. Rev. G M Fu called to Leesburg for ill brother Dr. Fulton.
Castoria advert describes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a spring tonic that cleanses the blood by stimulating kidneys to eliminate impurities. It claims to restore vigor and provide a pleasant, easy to take remedy offered by The Nash Pharmacy.
Moses Harbaugh died last Tuesday night at 76 after heart trouble. His funeral was held last Thursday at Five Mile. He leaves a widow and four children. The item also notes visits and local social news including guests in Williamsburg and Loveland and typhoid fever case, with several family updates and local remarks.
Nellie Howe Pearl Fitzpatrick and Clyde Howe attend a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs. E M Wall for Helen near Lindale. Amelia high school commencement May 5 with Smittie’s band. baccalaureate by Rev Ewry May 2 at M BE church. Various visits and arrivals noted plus Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised for common ailments.
Williamsburg notes list a May 9 to 16 festival and benevolence convention at the M E church with a strong program announced. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Douglas White Mrs Martha Hancock and Howard Simon are mentioned among guests visitors and social visits across the community.
Mr and Mrs J B Eggleston hosted a birthday at their Bethel country home with Sunday school members presenting a rocker. A noon repast followed as guests departed to their homes. Visitors included Ninian West and Florence, and local families shared news of moves and visits. Foley's Kidney Remedy advertised by Nash Pharmacy.
Ed Campbell and Henry Campbell journeyed from the city as Lindsey visitors with their wives. Miss Blanche Willis hosted a Sunday gathering with Jack Thompson Norwood John Huntington Elia and Mise Andrey Williams. Harrie returned from Missouri. Mrs B C Rose visited the city. Mrs Ben Vorsoesk and children visited E P Goodwin. Dr Huggins and Jodie Sardinia visited relatives. Dr George Herman and wife Newport spent Saturday with W E Thompson. R M Scott called on friends. Mrs Si! Eruestine and baby visited Dave Davie and wife in Georgetown. Harry Hutson moved his clothing store to the new Dillman building on Planet. Will Bill of Hamilton stayed with parents John Hill and wife. Miss L 8 Shompson mourned brother in Waldron Ind. Lew Kellum visited George Nel camp and family. Rev L A Washburn Manchester visited Chas Henning and wife. Little Eunice Channel Bantam visited Grandpa Conn. Mrs A H Hill spent early week with sister Meg 8 A Laughlin and Wal nut Hille Clyde Tone and family Batavia visited 8 McCormics. J A Conrey came from Columbus to spend days with homefolk. Manning and wife entertained Georgetown visitors Sunday. Fred Gove and wife hosted his mother and brother.
An old advertisement claims backache and urinary troubles stem from kidney issues and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills. It includes a testimonial from Fred Brenner of Georgetown Ohio praising the remedy and urging readers to buy from FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY as US sole agents.
A rustic mix of proverbs and advert copy warns of hidden dangers in routine life and river travel. An electric bitters testimonial claims relief from kidney pain and backache after a single bottle, urging readers to buy at druggists.
Nicholsville notes show the school closing on May 7 and a stream of visitors and guests from Madisonville Linwood Felicity Loveland and Oneonta. Local families host relatives and friends while the Sunday school reorganizes with new officers. Also a testimonial endorses Foleys Orino Laxative from a Nash Pharmacy submission.
Mrs Will Hopkins of Newport and Mrs James McMurehy of Bethel attended the funeral of Mrs M A Leeds of Cincinnati at Amelia. Several local residents hosted visitors and joined gatherings, with school and church events noted amid daily social activity.
Charles Ross shows improvement after a horse incident. Dr Mullen and wife return from Wheeling WV. Clem Silvers and family from Summerside visit then plan California home. Florence Rubin visits grandparents. Clayton Hatfield and family from Withamville visit Will Burke family. Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised as safe cough remedy by Nash Pharmacy.
Clifton Pickelheimer and wife from Madisonville joined Clifford Long and family of New Tonsyville as Sunday guests of the Chas. Duamford family. Mrs. Chas. Trouder and family visited her parents at Cozaddale. Geo Shields and family visited Wm. Applegate and family. Frank Grosnickle and wife recently stayed with Mrs. Sarah Stander. Mrs. George Dimmitt and Mrs. Hattie Pringle were in Blanchester on Wednesday. School closed Tuesday with no Chautauqua at Woodland this summer.
A famous man praises Easy Task laundry soap saying it leaves clothes and dishes clean and antiseptic. He describes testing two cakes for ten cents with a refund if unsatisfactory and reports positive results.
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