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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1920
Page
5
An advertisement urges the reader to take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to improve complexion and liver trouble. It claims quick restoration after dietary changes and daily exercise, pricing the bottle at 25 cents.
Mrs. John Houser visits her mother on the slex list and several locals are guests of Mrs. Brown. Attendees attend Moscow commencement. Insurance agent Goddnsson from Bata conducts business here. Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertised as a constitutional remedy with a reward offer for cures.
The notice lists local residents visiting friends in Cincinnati Norwood New Richmond and Ognes Corner with hosts and guests named. It ends with a health advisory warning that diphtheria can follow a cold and to keep children home from school and outside when diphtheria is prevalent. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended to treat colds and reduce risk.
Old Bethel hosts services next Sunday at 200 with Sunday School at 80. Maple syrup ads fail to sell at 83 per gallon. about 125 gallons produced in year. Hatfield bids farewell to friends before leaving for the Pacific coast. Notables visiting Breton and Rhinehart’s home include Howard Brooks family Gil bert Hauck family Chas Busch family. Bennett family from Hamlet spent a day with Himer Ely and wife Lou Malott’s mother and brother visited Bethel. U S Aviation serviceman Henry Crow spends furlough with cousin T A Pinkham. School closed Friday teachers hosted a dinner for pupils then went to Key’s Run wildflowering. Robert Williams and family hosted city relatives over Sunday.
A reader praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best for coughs. The writer says they have given it to their children for croup and have used it themselves, recommending it to others.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet today at Mrs Ellie Stewart's home. J Hardy of Idaho visits to see his late relative. Reader Wall and family from Sardinia called on friends Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Al Malady of Five Mile were guests of his mother Sunday. Be Clomons and wife Mrs Clara Smit et Blanche shopped in the city. Bert Fomorn and wife of the city spend weekend with Dr J L Fomorn and family. Annon of Etteville was at wirry date. Tiebert Rowan’s the latter die week. Mone and wife visited mother Mrs Lovell of Linwood Sunday. Mrs Bila Joseph and daughter Esther Monday
A fragmented OCR item discusses complexion and beauty advice with dubious claims about aging and tonics. It mentions tablets claimed to correct facial tones and uses unclear phrasing. The snippet lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations.
Mrs Cliff Long and son Ralph along with Mrs John Craver and Norris visited Blanchester shoppers Allie Straw Eunice Aube Washturn Molly Cross Ida Sutton Allie Jones Belle Schooley Aunt Jane Pierce and Sue Karns while William Keethler from Indianapolis spent days with A W League and wife. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Wo Pringle with good attendance and lunch. Proceeds from a box social raised 80 for pavement around the schoolhouse. School closed Friday.
An old advertisement promotes Tayature's Aid or House-tonia as a liniment for aches and pains. It touts deep penetration to ease backache lumbago and chest congestion with claims of non blistering relief. Listed sellers include A C Nash Batavia Ohio and W T Bird Williamsburg Ohio.
Mrs Minnie Grosnickle of Blanchester spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Rachel Frye. Miss Juanita Pierce of Hamilton visited relatives and friends. Miss Anna Quinby returned from the country. Zola Doughman of Norwood spent the weekend with her parents. I Q Jordan of Wilmington visited friends. Ada Miller of Cincinnati stayed with relatives Mr and Mrs Henry Miller. Mrs Claud McClang and daughter Jessie of Indiana spent the past week with Mr and Mrs Herbert Cox. Asrolyn Griswold of Blanchester visited Nola Cramer. Mr and Mrs A Cramer hosted the Sunday guests. Elizabeth May of Norwood and others attended. The Oubsa high school musical and literary society entertainment drew a large crowd and earned high praise for music and speech.
Fragmented text contains garbled phrases about happiness and well being with missing words and stray letters. No clear event or person is identifiable from the readable portions.
The text notes Colonel Enderes visiting from Hamilton and staying with family near Boreay, plus Miss Grass and others hosting classmates and relatives. It mentions church activities, a high school sermon, and a church event weekend gatherings with families such as Erik Hock and friends, and Gladys White hosting church workers.
A jumble of names and travels from Cincinnati to Indianapolis and Mobile. Residents list guests and relatives visiting or staying with families in various towns, including note of Legion services and weekend trips.
Mrs. Mery Kaley of Delaware Ohio wife of a Hocking Valley employee reports dramatic improvement after using Trutona the Perfect Tonic. She describes liver and kidney trouble headaches dizziness and insomnia prior to one bottle of the remedy and urges others to try it. The item notes the product being introduced at Nash Pharmacy college in Batavia and lists local social activities and visits.
The social at the school Saturday night was a success. Miss Mary Marsh of Owensville closes a term of school here. Various local families including the McAfees, Hartmetz, Ivengoods, and Winemillers were mentioned with visits and gatherings. A fire at Steve Hambo’s house last week leads to a new home placement at the Old Men’s Home. All are reported as better at this writing.
Fragmentary notices list Mrs Jale T Bingham and Mrs Joseph Burkhardt in Cincinnati with other names like Ellen and Blanche Jacobs. The text hints at a Batavia track event and school vacations, but details are garbled.
Mr and Mrs Ed McAdams return to their home after a winter away in a warm climate. The item notes their recent travels and a lingering detail about a caretaker or domestic matter.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Clerk of Milford Village Ohio until noon May 1 1929 for six hundred dollar bonds and one hundred dollar bonds bearing dates in 1921 1926 1928. Bonds pay interest and will fund purchasing hose and equipment for the Fire Department under Ordinance 319. Bids must state bond count gross amount and accrued interest with a 100 percent certified check. The village may reject any bid.
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