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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1909
Page
5
A claim of nearly seven decades of experience backs Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs colds bronchitis and weak lungs. The ad urges consulting a doctor and notes no alcohol in the cough medicine while promoting Ayer's Pills as a vegetable laxative.
Miss Tda Williams visits Mrs. C. L. Cast in Sanders Hy. and Miss Mildred Rutledge visits Owensville. Notices mention hay fever cases and guests at Blanchester and Pleasant Plain, with various regional names. An 1886 affidavit from Frayer J Cheney promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure and F J Cheney & Co Toledo offers testimonials and drug staples.
The M E Sunday School attended a Shiloh camp meeting Tuesday and won the first prize flag. Elmer Hill and family spent Friday in the Queen City on a pleasure and shopping trip. Miss Mary Work visited her elder Mrs Emery at Morrow last week. Mrs David Emery was taken to Dayton hospital for treatment last week. Dannie Barron now occupies his new Main street home recently bought from the Dr Anderson heirs. Funeral director Robt Williams conveyed the remains of Mrs Georgianne Shinkle to Milford cemetery Sunday and Mr Dale to Plainview on Monday in his third year. Mr and Mrs E W Hughes of Linwood Mrs Geo Longenbrunner and Ed Homan of Fosters spent Saturday as guests of C W Caldwell. Mr and Mrs Wm Emery and Mr and Mrs B Morris of Cincinnati were Sunday guests of W R Aber's Francia Shriner of Linwood spent weeks here before school opens.
A 19th century endorsement notes malaria thrives in Potomac marshes and causes chills fever and related illnesses. Electric Bitters are praised as a universal tonic that cures malaria troubles and related stomach liver kidney and blood issues, claims R. M. James of Louellen 8.0, with a money back guarantee by druggists.
The city welcomed numerous visitors and hosts through the weekend. Blanche Moore Mina White and Georgia Harris spent time at Shiloh Blaine Earheart toured the city. Local residents hosted relatives from Buffalo Chicago Baywood Bantam and Portmouth among other places.
Local readers celebrate a reported life saved and improved health after using Dr King's New Discovery. A Florid Tenn resident writes of recovery from deadly lung hemorrhages and coughs, praising the remedy as a cure and urging trial bottles from local druggists.
Mille and John White from Milford visited Thomas Bragdon and family. Miss Mina White visited Norwood relatives. Bert Ochiltree of Connersville Indiana guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Stockton Merion. Lucas returned from Akron after months away. Nusbaum Batesville Indiana reports hay fever like summer cold. Foley’s Honey and Tar credited with quick relief and recommended for sale at Bann’s Pharmacy.
The piece reports social visits, gatherings, and events across the village including the G A R encampment in Boston, a church festival, and school renovations. It notes household incidents such as a wagon axle accident, farm moves, and several residents’ travels and visits. It mentions Foley's Kidney Remedy offered at Bunn's Pharmacy.
Willard Abbott of Columbus spends the week with his parents. Miss Susan Porter of Madisonville visits Grandpa Pemberton. Ralph Homan tours the city with sister Marie. Arch Harris returns to South Bend. Edna Hutson and Mary Page visit A. E. Hutson family. Belle Frambes hosts Chas Frambes and wife and Mrs. Louderback. Hutson and Ferree families call on friends. Bambach sisters host Helen and Marie Kinsell from Dayton. Irma Frazee visiting friends. Mrs. Bode visits Margaret Sullivan. Dolen family golden anniversary noted. Byron Dolen and family participate with Walter Riley family. John Henning of St. Louis visiting relatives Jesse Parker and wife. P. S. Reed and G. H. Willis visit Petoskey. Willis returns with Mrs. Willie and son Seth Jense. Pogue entertaining Lena and Nubia Remaker of Ky. W. H. Banister departs for ten days to Ft. Collins, Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Jessup and children Maurice and Evalyn return to Cleveland. Mofford family from Elmwood with Eva Mofford.
A family remedy advertised for stomach liver kidney and bowel disorders seeks to meet constant home demand. It emphasizes climate change and overeating as causes of ailments and promises a dependable cure for various digestive and related complaints.
Mrs Wm Frazee Mrs Elston and daughter from Chicago visit Mrs Elizabeth Layfield Mrs Carrie McDonald and son return home with sister Mrs Ida Halse and Master Keith Mies Freda Israel of Ripley visits Miss Blanche Wills and Lollie Belle Morris. Chas Canter returns after week with Frank Wests. Cliff Rose from West Virginia visits home, John Stout from Williamsburg assists Dr Scott. Ed Campbell visits. Miss Hazel Crane from Columbus and Marie Dunn from Nicholsville visit Grandma Dunn. Mrs Miles Henninger and daughter Malisar from Munice Indiana visit her mother Mrs Stahl.
Batavia residents are urged to detect kidney trouble early with symptoms like cloudy urine, backache, headaches, and fatigue. The piece promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as the best remedy, citing a local user and listing where to buy them with the agent Foster Milburn Co. Also includes a parade of local names and social notices from Batavia and surrounding areas.
Idleness brings trouble and a lazy liver causes constipation headaches jaundice sallow complex ion pimples and loss of appetite but Dr King’s New Life Pills can banish liver troubles and build up health at all drugstores for 2 cents.
The Reverend Edmund Burdeau presided at the Batavia Parsonage ceremony uniting Raymond Griffith of Cincinnati and Frances Elizabeth Herzog of Stonelick. The event occurred August 14 1909 in the bride's family presence. A testimonial touts Foley's Kidney Remedy with a Wayne West Virginia user praising its curing effects. For sale at Bunn's Pharmacy.
Ohio Roads Federation will host a morning program with talks by Hon. Chas H Hoyt Hon James E Cambell and J C Wonders on road construction and Ohio road laws. A demonstration supervised by J C Wonders and a good roads parade with road machinery exhibitors follow. Entertainment includes horses Minor Heir and Dan Patch and a fireworks show in the evening.
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