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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1902
Page
4
Dairy and Food Commissioner Horace Ankeney from Greene County and Member State Board of Public Works William Kirtley Jr of Defiance County are listed as candidates in the state election slate.
Ep Courier notes DAVID R. IRWIN seeks Republican convention nomination for County Commissioner. The item, part of a miscellany including political commentary, a tragic note on a girl found deceased with Mary McClane’s book, and satirical claptrap about politicians and Confederate veterans.
The Sun questions the Kansas City platform’s money value and notes Democratic strife over doctrine and stress. The piece reports a possible deal to place A N Paxton on the probate judge ticket with Williams, while Williams and Walker face uncertain support amid intra party quarrels.
An evocative appeal contrasts a blinded woman’s fear with the recovery promised by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The ad claims the remedy cures irregularities, cures weakening brains, heals inflammation, and relieves female weakness. A Maryland reader testifies to relief after seven bottles and renewed ability to work.
The Ohio Prohibitionists plan a dramatic nationwide tour using Ten Nights in a Bar-room to sway voters and gain power. The author says previous Democratic campaigning has exhausted its appeal after endless speeches and bar-room theatrics, leaving no solid stage for new efforts.
The Xenia Herald criticizes Prohibitionists and questions their chance to seize government while defending the Republican line of temperance and prudent governance. The piece questions the value of a Democratic victory and implies the party lacks principles.
Col Hamat C C T I announces August 11 in Williamsburg. Residents include Miss Neilie Marshall home from Christ's Hospital 111 and Miss Lena Hill with brother Will visiting Mr and Mrs B F McCann. Several families host and vacation near Hamilton, Cincinnati, and Bethel. Remains of Mrs Alanda Smith brought from Norwood, a $1000 Sunday school collection, and church events noted with open air meeting planned at E G Penn's lawn.
Dr Geo Ewing of Smiths Grove Ky recounts years of kidney and bladder trouble and enlarged prostate. After three bottles of Foley’s Kidney Cure he is relieved and prescribes it in his practice and to other physicians. Sold by Dr John Bunn Son Batavia.
Saturday evening August 9 the old Warren place hosts a charity event for the M. E. church inviting all. Barr Behymer of Spain mourns the loss of his son Willie whose death moved many. his remains rest beside his mother at Mt. Moriah. Local notes mention friends visiting Mt. Pisgah and Mt. Holly, health concerns, and a Bell telephone in A. C. J. Wheeler's post office.
Miss Blanche Rybolt visits uncle S J Rybolt in Mulberry. Wm Miller from California stays with parents. No M E church services due to Epworth Heights camp meeting. Ed Burger and wife from Illinois visit relatives. Traction line debate grows alongside politics. Charles Miller and family visit from Hamilton. Parker Brown and Oliver Dennison work for Globe Wernicke in Norwood. J Q Bass spent time on farm near Williamsburg. After a wagon accident a man возвраща…
J H Johnston of Broughton Georgia credits Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with curing years of bronchitis. His wife, troubled by asthma, also found relief. Trial bottles free at Dr John Bunn s Batavia and J K Hicks Amelia with guaranteed bottles available.
Cars will depart from Coney Island at 6.15 each day with the first car at that time and extra cars run as needed. Fares apply between all points named. The company may vary figures as required. Nor-Cara stops at all streets in California to take on or discharge passengers. A. W. Comstock president. W. White general manager and general T and P agent. J. M. My superintendent.
The column lists residents and visitors including G W Temple of Riverside, Fred Bennett of Cincinnati, Mrs Carrie Smith then ill, Mrs Joseph Windsor of Felicity visiting relatives, Mrs George Croswell returning to Covington, Willie Belt who broke his arm after a fall, and Ella McKibben of Mt Pisgah who has been seriously ill. A Cedar Grove festival is mentioned.
An old advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as the secret to a sprightly step and rosy complexion. It claims all organs stay active, digestion improves, headaches vanish, and mood stays high, priced at 25 cents.
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