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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1902
Page
5
An old advertisement urges early use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral to prevent deep lung coughing. It promotes three sizes 25c 50c and 1 offering guidance from a doctor and urging readers to consult him before use. The copy includes location Lowell Massachusetts and the company name Ayer Co.
Benton Armacost of Adams county visits brother Granville Armacost and family in town. Isaac Armacost calls on Miss Laura Barnes. Alma Conner of New Richmond visits Miss Hattie Simmons. William Simmons and family from Cincinnati stay with local friends. Ice cream parlors opened by Mrs. Armacost and Mrs. Salmon on Front Street. Many attend Englewood celebration. Flag Springs event to feature Mr. and Mrs. Macomn of Cincinnati visiting soon.
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, claiming it cures all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for failure to cure and urge sending testimonials to F.J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills recommended.
Local items record frequent rains, prospects for a fine corn crop, and neighborhood movements. Allen L. Glancey moved to Goshen to teach next year while Sherman W. Smith the painter is linked to Foley's Kidney Cure and local sales. News includes visits, moves, and a medical testimonial about Foley's Honey and Tar from Champaign Illinois. A Panama Colombia letter praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a dramatic recovery.
Waterville residents Porter Beck and Mrs J F Israel are visiting at home and in Michigan for health reasons. Many townsfolk and visitors are mentioned with weekend visits to Batavia Cincinnati Augusta Clover and Salt Air. P a Hamersville Baptist preacher and several families are noted as enjoying time with relatives and friends across Ohio and nearby states.
Photographer C Harlan of Eaton Ohio says he suffered severe indigestion for years until Electric Bitters cured him. He praises them as a godsend for dyspepsia and stomach troubles and notes benefits for stomach liver and kidneys. Sold 50 cents with local guarantees.
Supt C L Van Cleve at Sunstitute Williamsburg August 11 15 Miss Hattie Sapp Cincinnati nurse visiting at home Miss Edna Nichols and William Dunn on the sick list Eva Montjor and Allen of New Richmond with grandparents G W Rice and wife William Corbin family Nicholsville Eva Stillwell visited D H Nichols family A quiet wedding Eugene Cook and Mayme Parsons at New Richmond last week Visitors J H Sapp household Miss Helen Porter New Richmond Stella Fridman Clermontville Lizzie Corbin Corbin children Laurel others called on friends Nicholasville Sunday evening
Local items report Dr. 8 C Smucker in Williamsburg August visits and convalescence of Mrs James Bunyan. A B Creager entertains relatives from Loveland while Ethel Walker visits Owensburg. Grant Ulrey visits Loveland and Will Ireton visits Glenn Britton. Rose Barr attends camp Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers and Foley's Honey and Tar offers relief. Funeral of Azariah Hutchinson at Greenberry noted. Rev T C Reade of Taylor University dies in Indiana. he was a noted educator and poet. A rainstorm interrupted the week.
Dr Fenner s Kidney Cure advertised as 50c and $1 from druggists. Local notes report Prof H D Fenst at Williams burg August 11 15 and visits of H B Hartman family from Wilmington. Reports of potato competition and a two pound tuber. Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recalls Cholera Infantum cure with Chamberlains remedy, saying infant recovered in two days. Local burials include Nancy Fiener at Cra mer cemetery aged 74. Brown county infirmary wagon moved George Fiener to Georgetown. Mrs McNutt and husband visited Dr Morris at Goshen. Masonic brothers assisted burial of Axariah Hutchinson at Greenberry. Others: Ada Johnson and Nettie Christie join Cincinnati millinery firm.
Mrs Laura S Webb describes relief from menstrual pain and ovarian troubles after using Wine of Cardui during the approach to menopause. The ad urges women to start the tonic now to avoid suffering and notes $1 bottles sold by druggists.
Ed Gray of Cincinnati enjoys a short visit while his wife stays with relatives. The Jackson township trustees met to supervise grading on Pindle hill. A child of Joseph and Eva Glancey died at Greenberry. A Beech Grove Ky picnic is set for Saturday. Numerous residents and visitors are noted in a busy local roundup with travels, illnesses, and events including a Sunday school date and a city lecture.
A brief description notes symptoms of nervous exhaustion including high tension headaches sleepless nights heart weakness loss of appetite and weight loss as a concern for overall health. The text treats the condition as an everyday history of strain and fatigue impacting strength.
Mrs L Fabrander of East Street Hillsboro Ohio says one box of Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills steadied her nerves cured dizziness aided sleep improved heart action and digestion. Pills sell 50 cents at Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY and Dr Bunns Batavia locally with portrait and signature on each package.
Notice is herewith given the undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified by the Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio as administrator of the estate of Salome Niemann late of Clermont County Ohio. Charles F Louis G Reenee Altorney Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio. Dated July 28 1902.
Mt Holly correspondent disputes prior report of Fourth events and notes eyewitness accounts. Trestle repairs for electric cars proceed while lower end work continues. stone hauling for suburban traction boosts local employment. Community updates include music lessons, visitors, farm news, a stereoptical church event, and road projects affecting residents.
A fragment notes a dangerous figure feared by local residents who cannot be restrained despite repeated attempts to confine him. The language implies a looming danger to a man encountered directly, described as a terror to the community.
An old practitioner announces Spuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure as a permanent remedy for catarrh hay fever and colds. The treatment promises quick relief and complete cure by addressing the disease at its source, with a one dollar package including internal and external medicines and guidance from the discoverer. Sent prepaid within the United States or Canada by Edwin B. Giles & Company, Philadelphia.
A long list of names visits and travels in Nicholsville and Amelia. People mentioned include John Taylor Nicholsville, Mrs. Taylor, James Jackson at Mason, Dr. Bethymer painting his house, Frank Light and wife guests of Frank Simpson, Mrs. Pierson and Mrs. Gillaspie of Mt. Pisgah, Miss Alice Cary, Miss Grace Dune, Milton Brannen, James Norris, E A McMarchy, Miss Iva Corbin, Mia Rhinehardt and Lottie, L D Rhinehardt, Miss Carrie Vorhee, Jacob Jackson, P L Moorehead, A R Moorehead, Mrs. Susie Taylor and Agnes, Miss Ollie Shinkle, Bessie Corbin, J R Crawford and wife, Adda Mranmarh, Roudebush, Sunday visitors at various homes, plus many others on a busy social week.
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