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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1914

Page

5

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Batavia Resident

Mrs Ida Maham of Knauer Street Batavia Ohio testifies that four years ago kidney trouble caused severe back pain and disturbed rest. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she felt relief in a box and after four boxes kidneys were normal. No pain since and kidneys remain fine. For sale by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Batavia Ida Maham Knauer St Ohio Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Local notes from Bethel and area visits cited

WESI POINT reports Mrs Lon Day and Mrs Omer Mattox visiting Bethel last week. The Patch enjoyed a pleasant meeting at the Cedars and schedules another for June 4 at Mrs Anna Keethler’s home. Other items note shopping trips, a funeral, visits from residents of Taylor's Chapel, and minor accidents. Also includes an 1886 advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo with a sworn claim of cure for catarrh.

Wesi Point Lon Day Omer Mattox Bethel the Cedars Anna Keethler Hauck Fannie Patterson D. Jester Zeke Pollock James Benton Mary Leonard Taylor’s Chapel The Cedars Zadoc Rice Ida Wheeler Williamsburg John Lowe Cincinnati Rosa Brumagem Charlie Green Cherry Grove Light Grace Coombs Lowe Mabel Judd Hamlet Batavia Trout Embroidery Club Jessie Gillispie Mt. Pisgah George Scheck Canada King Annabel Flora Fitzpatrick and Son Verne City Ethel Armstrong Brooklyn N. Y Jennie Shockley Jacob Brunk Frank Stewart Elizabeth Gardner Rader Amelia Alice Dial Forest Hill Tasker Olin Fagin Florence Butler Elizabeth Gardner Dick Atchiey Charles Smith Elizabeth Crane Abbie Ed Smith Miamiville Charles Swing Norman Fagin

Monterey Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Delayed Monterey column records Sunday gatherings and weekly visits. J B Turner and family joined Mrs Ollie Hutchinson at Marathon. Miss Cecil Glancy of Greenberry visited cousin Miss Leontine Thirey. Robert Hunter closed a term of school. students Grace Snell Floyd Lovell and Francis Savage attended Patterson exam. Various residents Bus, weeklong stays and brief trips noted.

J . J.B. Turner Ollie Hutchinson Marathon Cecil Glancy Greenberry Leontine Thirey Robert Hunter Grace Snell Floyd Lovell Francis Savage George Cheney Allensburg Wm. Stuart Joe Rein Cincinnati Eva Goff Maple Grove

Dr Hobson's Eozema Ointment promotes clear skin

Removes pimples scars and rough skin with Dr Hobson's Eozema Ointment. Claims mild soothing effect suitable for babies and delicate skin. Stops chapping and offers money back if not helped with a 50 cent price at drug stores.

Local Gossip and Health Ad Promote Electric Bitters in Owensville

Owensville community notes list visits by Mrs Holton and others, plus relatives in Newport and Cincinnati. An ad extols Electric Bitters as a spring tonic aiding stomach liver and kidneys with relief or money back, priced 60 cents and one dollar at druggists.

Owensville Holton Kennedy Heights James Leming Koeble Mt. Crab A.J. Koeble Mieses Emily Luella Fomorin Cincinnati Lyric Theater Valentine Yeager George Newport Chas Lou Mildred Rutledge Edenton Dr. Rutledge Mia Kirkland

Afton Picnic Draws Large Crowd At School Grounds

The Afton school closed for a long day as parents and friends joined an all day picnic. About 103 guests attended after a crowd formed early, with a school program including pupils from Greenbrier and Rain Run. Rev Patten spoke. Daisy Ely and W D Groves were praised and urged to return next year.

Greenbrier Rain Run Patten Williamsburg Daisy Ely W. D. Groves Charles Whitman Eleanor E. G. Aultman A . Ben McKibben Clover James Haskell Clarence McAfee St. Petersburg Fla

Bethel area residents guest and social notes

Local residents visit relatives and host gatherings around Bethel and nearby towns including Williams burg, Batavia, Hamersville, and Washington. Names such as Mamie Manning Thresa Avey Lizzie Cribbett Leonard Widmeyer and others appear among social calls dinners and visits. An April cough ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.

Mamie Manning Thresa Avey Bethel Lizzie Cribbett Leonard James Widmeyer Howard Henning Williamsburg Bert Townsley Washington T. W. Townsley Sadie Brown Woman's Club Iona McKibben Don Zollars Otho Pearre Batavia J. T. Codling and Sons George Medary Will Shinkle Nellie Jones Hamersville Herry Jordan Chas Alva Brown Delmar Jester Harry Connor

Local social notes and condolences from the community

Mrs. Margaret Nash visits her daughter Mrs. Al Eppert while Miss Caroline Shipp stays with her aunt Mrs. J.R. Hicks. Others travel to Georgetown Ky to live with Ola Robb and visit with relatives in Batavia Nicholsville New Richmond Madisonville Evanston Merwin and the city. Death of Mrs. Nettie Brown Nichols prompts community sympathy and tribute.

Margaret Nash al Eppert Caroline Shipp City J.R. Hicks Harriet Robb Georgetown Ola Robb Seyler Batavia Black Nellie Goleman Milton Brennan Nicholsville Rhoda Welch New Richmond Albert Johnson Leontine Black Ben Mattox Stella Hockett F. A. Hockett Seber Eppert Madisonville Ben Woodruff Evanston Id Cord Merwin Bowman Woodruff Arnold Boyce Nettie Brown Nichols Bernice Pearl Emanuel Spr Robert Merchant Maineville T. C. Jones Norwood C. Bartin J. B. Reed J. B. D. Silcott Lindale Martin Henry Boss Knight Abigail Persons Hazel Wise Watson Lillie Becktold Arthur Watson Robert Taylor Lucille Persons Ruth Moyer Mary,the Cook Edna Williams Janel Pauline Walker Mabel Lucille Mary Whitaker Mabel Davidson Gypsy Hazel Walker FAO Bee Nagra John Becktold Dick Friends of Arthur Boyd St. Clair Dou John Foster W. M. Patton M. E M. E. Church Charles Smith Joseph Weaver Vesta Club South America

Purifying Health Pills and Arnica Salve Ad

Purporting to flush wastes Dr Kings New Life Pills offer a mild non gripping laxative purging impurities in blood and organs. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised for all burta ailments claims quick relief and healing properties.

Dr. King Bucklen

Reliable Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound

Reliable Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound is promoted as a dependable medicine for coughs colds and respiratory issues. It claims quick relief for hoarseness throat tickling and breathing difficulties. The Nash Pharmacy name appears among other local notices.

Foley Nash Pharmacy Smoley Thomas Verron Hancock Mich

Teachers' Books Adopted for 1914 1915

The Ohio Teachers' Reading Circle adopted professional titles at the Columbus meeting April 3-4. Pedagogy options include Better Rural Schools or The Evolution of the Teacher, and General Reading options are Play and Recreation What Can Literature Do for Me and The Story of the Constitution. Members select one Pedagogy and two General Reading works for credit toward a diploma after four years. New officers: F S Coultrap president Athens F P Timmons corresponding secretary Nelsonville Ruess recording secretary MR E Hutchinson treasurer Kenton.

Board of Control of the Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle Columbus Betts & Hall Pearson Curtis Smith Elliott F. S. Coultrap Athens F. P. Timmons Nelsonville Ruess Mr. E. Hutchinson Kenton

People’s Liniment Promoted for Wide Range of Aches

Advert appears to tout Gary's celebrated People’s Liniment with claims it cures rheumatism lumbago and bowel disorders. It notes forty years of sale and urges readers to ask their druggist while hinting at previously widespread use. Also includes an odd tip about soaking paper for fuel-like use.

Gary Ijyi

Stomach Trouble Cured By Chamberlain Tablets

Mrs. H. G. Cleveland of Arnold Pennsylvania reports relief from sour stomach and bloating after two bottles of Chamberlain Tablets. She declares she was cured and notes the product is sold by all dealers.

Wm.m. Thompson Battle Creek Mich H. G. Cleveland Arnold, Pa

Barber Chooses Pause as Customer Requests Gas

In a curious scene the barber halts mid shave when the customer asks for gas. The exchange centers on the awkward moment and the barber’s reaction to the request during the operation.

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