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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1910
Page
5
A persuasive plea states doctors endorse Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for coughs and colds and Ayer’s Pills for constipation and biliousness. It urges readers to consult their physician, noting the remedy contains no alcohol and mentions JC Ayer Co. of Lowell, Mass.
Arthur Shefstall returns from Newport Kentucky and other social visits include the Fitzwater and Hugo families. A Hulick-Weaver reunion and Bethel Sunday school lawn fete at Rapps grove Bantam on August 6 are noted along with a birth announcement and visits in Brown county. Frank J Cheney swears to oath for catarrh cure claims and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure with testimonials.
Rev Love will preach at the M E church Sunday August 7 at 2 pm. Rev Shepherd to take a vacation. John Gardner and family of Felicity guests of B E Gardner and wife Friday. Mrs Turton of Bethel guest of Mrs E A McMurchy last week. Harry Garth and family moved to Perintown. Miss Amanda Light and John Taylor occupy vacated property. Many attended John Denham funeral at Lindale Baptist church Friday. Duke and Thomas Dodsworth spent weekend in Cincinnati. Miss Elsie Bushman of Mt Zion and John Edgington and wife of Cincinnati guests of Mrs Martha Norris Wednesday to Saturday. John Hauk and wife and Miss Dora Dimmamon of Cincinnati guests of Miss Vena White last week. John Hall and wife visited in New Richmond Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Glaser of Terre Haute declares Foley Kidney Pills cured her long standing kidney trouble after costly so called cures. She reports permanent relief and resumed work and urges others to use the medicine sold by all dealers.
The Ladies Aid Society plans a churchyard festival on Saturday August 6 to benefit the church. Mrs Ella McFee is visiting E T Smith and family. Guests include Mr and Mrs Frank Dudley of Mt Auburn and William Dudley of Columbus visiting C E Dudley. Neva Marsh of Connersville Ind visits L H Marsh and wife. Mrs Sidney Curtis and daughters of Cincinnati visit Mrs James Glancy. Mrs J L McFee hosts Mrs Anna Lauthin of Cincinnati. Mrs Frank Points of Covington Ky visits her mother Mrs Mefford. Sunday guests at B Moyer's include T M Slade wife and daughter of Elk Lick Harrison Moyer of Cincinnati and L H Marsh and wife. Mrs Ruth Aultman and Miss Calla Steelman visit Mrs Rollin Coyle of Batavia last Thursday. Belle Compton was a Cincinnati visitor last Tuesday.
J R Pitt of Rocky Mount New York says he suffered a severe cold and after one bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery he was cured. He praises the medicine as a sure remedy for diseased lungs hemorrhages la grippe asthma hay fever and throat or lung trouble. 50c and 1 trial bottle free guaranteed by druggists
Miss Ida Montgomery returned home in Bethel Tuesday after a week visiting relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs William Brown of Madisonville were guests of Mr and Mrs J A Lotz Sunday. Melbie Cooper conductor on the C O M and L Traction line fell from the top of his car Tuesday and sprained his ankle. Mrs George Carson entertained her sis-
A reader from Reynoldsville Newfoundland reports months of kidney trouble baffling doctors. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy, several large bottles produced a complete cure and the user calls it of invaluable value. Sold by all dealers.
Miss Stella Brown visits Guinea with Thursday and Friday events. Miss Verona Sanford guests of aunt Mrs John Floyd. Families travel to Marietta for vacations. Put-in-Bay trip planned for James H Eigher Stuart Scott and Herbert Runyan. H A S Society hosts at Green hill. Mrs Edyth Kirshner visits Norwood. Mother's Club lawn event supports new high school building. Miss Emilié Hommeyer vacations in Michigan. Agnes Boyce returns from Miami University summer session. Malaria blamed for illness. Electric Bitters praised as cure by W A Fretwell of Lucama NC. 59c. Guaranteed by druggists.
Elmer Brunk and wife of Cincinnati visited Mrs. Nellie Brunk. Frank Shetterly and wife of Charlestown and George Shields and wife of Newtonsville visited Mrs. Hannah Scott. Miss Dassie Cramer of Cincinnati visited her parents. Mrs. Lydia Crenshaw of Cincinnati visited her sister. Hes ter A. Cramer died Monday evening. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev. King officiated. Interment in I. O. O. F. cemetery.
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as an instant relief for burns cuts scalds wounds and piles and claims it heals ulcers boils felons eczema skin eruptions chapped hands sprains and corns. Priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
People from here and nearby Batavia attend the Highland Park Chautauqua and praise this year's program. Cincinnati visitors include Lawrence Lytle and Earl Woodruff. several locals host or visit relatives in Clifton Madisonville Georgetown Dayton Portsmouth Norwood Indianapolis and Cincinnati. A wedding birth and multiple visits are noted.
An old advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as relief for asthma and summer bronchitis. It claims quick relief of head and throat discomfort and bronchial irritation, notes no opiates or harmful drugs, and urges against substitutes with all dealers selling the product.
N. T. Dailey and wife entertained Houghton and Floy Hancock and Miss Evelyn St. John of Lebanon. John Miller of Hyde Park visited Mina B. White. John Whittaker and family of North Wales stay with O. B. Martin and daughter Maxine in Norwood. Byron Dreamer of Cincinnati was the guest.
A reader from Coal City Alabama claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cured kidney and liver trouble after 12 years of suffering. The ad extols relief from constipation malaria headache dyspepsia debility and states the pills are the best on earth and sold by all druggists.
Sunday visitors and house party organizers fill households across the area. Recipients include Mrs. Nettie Jewell of Bloomington Illinois Mrs. Effie Ely and son Edgar of Kansas City Missouri and Mrs. Mary Highland and daughters Marguerite Clara and Ruth from Paris Kentucky.
In Batavia Ohio Mrs Rosa Knight reports severe back pain and kidney trouble relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills after trying many remedies. She credits the pills with restoring her health and urges others to use Doan's. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Mrs W A Croake shopped in Cincinnati Saturday. Miss Lela Gregger travels to Chicago for a several weeks visit. Mrs Frank Grey of Cincinnati returns home. Will Croake has gone to Chicago. Joe Sells and Miss Mabel Reed of Cincinnati visited relatives nearby Sunday. Robert McAfee of near Williamsburg visits Gilbert Woodmansee family this week. E L Watson and family stay with relatives at Mansfield. Will Melvin of Cincinnati was here Sunday.
Mrs Charles Lyon of Peoria Illinois reports using Foley Kidney Pills to cure long standing backache and kidney trouble. She says she is now in excellent health and credits the remedy. The statement notes the pills are sold by all dealers.
Friday many attended the funeral for John Denham who died of apoplexy at his Lindale home last Wednesday. The note mentions church activities, social visits, a Christian church missionary society organized with eleven charter members and officers, and local gatherings. Also references health ad for Foley's Kidney Remedy.
Mr and Mrs Howard Day of Cincinnati were guests of Mrs P B Reed. Mrs Clarence Hill is visiting her parents Mrs and Mrs Tom Jones in Norwood. Mrs J Scott visited in Cincinnati.
Monday notes list gatherings across Cincinnati Fernbank Columbus Greensburg Norwood Nicholsville Mounts for visits by Misses Morris Crossman Humphries Halse Alma Wilt and others. Families like Zollars Hutson Abbott Halsey Pogue May Manning and Brannock host or visit relatives, with a lawn fete planned August 13 in Bluestein brothers' yard.
Tonic in quality and action, quick in results. For backache, headache, dizziness, nervousness, urinary irregularities and rheumatism. Sold by all druggists.
An August 29 to September 24 exposition features free watermelons from Georgia weighing at least eighty pounds for attendees. The event showcases fruits vegetables and farm products from states along the Norfolk and Western Railway with a lecturer discussing regional possibilities. Cold storage warehouses in Cincinnati hold abundant exhibits and the railway offers special rates.
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