Chamberlain Tablets Offer Quick Digestive Relief
Advert says Chamberlain's Tablets cure indigestion bilious skin and constipation. Claims users felt miserable before, now cheerful and hungry. Priced at a quarter.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1920
Page
5
Advert says Chamberlain's Tablets cure indigestion bilious skin and constipation. Claims users felt miserable before, now cheerful and hungry. Priced at a quarter.
Grace Francis Krantz receives a farewell surprise last Wednesday afternoon from friends. James and Mary Bingham entertain guests from Oakley and Cincinnati as the Glen Este crowd gathers. Avondale resident Joen Nesingrmadn visits Philip Sperry’s family in Cincinnati. Maria Seitz of Mt Auburn visits Krantz family. William Krantz hosts a large gathering, and George Sperry’s brothers entertain Sunday. L. B. Johnson of Bata via, Ohio, did business locally last week. Also a medicinal ad notes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy with a reward for non cure.
The town mourns the deaths of Homer Morgan and Mr. Jordan with sympathy for bereaved families. Reading through the week are visits from Emma Stahl of Goshen to Mrs. Morgan, and others visiting relatives in nearby towns. Social events included an ice cream supper in Greenberry, a peach delivery from Adams county, and a Hensel reunion near Franklin. A column mentions a Traveling Man's Experience by W. H. Ireland of Louisville describing a cholera episode and a remedy.
Mr and Mrs Brage dopeht Mr Joe Reis house and Mr and Mrs Reis moved to Cincinnati. Martha Turner of Cincinnati visits sister Miss J J Turner. Mrs Will Maxwell and daughter Xema and Miss Gertrude Maxwell visit Hartman's school house. Fay Banc per parents ir Sadir Hancock Wright Needha wife of Le aie cnt Sunday vm and Mrs and Mrs J W Snell spent Bund with r and Mrs Iawe Pomorin Nr and Harman Cover spent Wed and Mrs Eben Ha k and son well spent with relatives. Miss 5 tha sind Sallie Rapp spent pities tamanshe fours Rapes Mrs Henrietta Snell is much better. The merits of Chamberlain's Qolia and Diarrhoea Remedy are well known and appreciated, but there is occasionally a man who had no acquaintance with them and should read FH Dear hotel man at Dupuyer Mont Four years ago I used Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with such wonderful results that I have since recommended it to my friends.
Mrs Bert Barbro and children from Cincinnati visited over Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Sanders and other local relatives. The text includes garbled remnants of additional names and places from Michigan and Detroit without clear details.
Local notices list visits from Prof W S vé Anson and Miss May Gable to Ohio families, a funeral held for Mrs Ella Fisher, and new babies in the area. It mentions residents Edna Nannie Gordon Epperson and Cora Coffmani in Antioch, and several deaths including Mrs Wilhelmina Paeltz and Mrs Frank Johnson with funeral details.
The advert promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a pleasant, mild physic that is easy to take and valued by users for its good qualities. The price is stated as a quarter.
Mrs Emma Davis returns home after weeks with daughter in Chicago. James Patchell visits Columbus mother. Edna and Georgia Rohrer with friends. O Hartmetz hosts Louise Winemiller and family guests. Mabel Patchell visits Evanston. Mrs William Craver tours to Baltimore to visit relatives. Frank McConoghue and family visit Amelia. Gus Carlier hosts Burt Craver and others. William Collins and James Craver travel from Cincinnati and Owensville. Harry Patcher family with Michael High at home. Mrs James Livengood visits sisters in Batavia. Neighbors and relatives from New Hampshire to Batavia attend gatherings. Ida Patchell drives a Buick roadster. Wedding rumors circulate locally.
An irritable disposition is linked to indigestion. A man with good digestion and regular bowels tends to be good natured. For indigestion or constipation Chamberlain's Tablets aid stomach function and promote gentle bowel movement.
Sunday school picnic at Laurel attended by Mr and Mrs Demaris and grandson. Regular meeting planned with Mrs Shannon on Thursday. Attendees at Carthage fair noted. Abeling and Lavt Drake spent week with Herbert and Miss Tune Thomas. Matt Shannon and wife and Mrs Nan Brank visited city. Geo Taylor and wife hosted Sunday guests. Prank Swing and wife were also mentioned.
Chas Merkt and family hosted Sunday guests including Mrs Str and Adah visiting Mrs Clarke in Cincinnati referrals. Mine Louise Witte is on vacation while Viola Miller from Chicago visits. Adah attends a wedding in Cincinnati and Min Louisa Perin returns from echook with plates at lranypt Rae Bai Se.
Reading fragment shows Viel with her parents John Kelly and me mss, and Epby spending several days with Mrs.
Will and Thomas Doyle were guests of city relatives. N. B. Wile visited last Wednesday. Wisenes and family, Edgar Odgen and wife, were Sunday guests of her parents. Misses Clara and Mildred Burdsall of Owensville were guests of Irene Harbaugh and family. Zetta Weeks of Norwood visited. Howard Gordon and Orren families held a double funeral at Bloomfield Friday. A G M L car accident near Isonville claimed two lives. Ray Schooley and wife of Walnut Hills visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Rowan of Marathon spent a few days in Clemons.
Mary Ross spent several days last week with her uncle ward Anstaett and family near Williamsburg. Alice Deem of Perintown was Sunday guest of her parents. Will Heltman and wife entertained company on Sunday. Louise Garbe of Avondale was the Sunday guest of H Garbe and family. Joseph Hagerty of Covington Kentucky spent the weekend with Daniel Hagerty. Lawrence Deem was in Cincinnati several days.
A jumble of names shows social calls guests and family ties across Dayton Batavia Linwood Olivet Branch and nearby towns. Notables attend weddings funerals and church gatherings while moves and visits thread through families from Mt Washington to Cleveland and Hudson New York.
The column lists residents and visitors visiting relatives and friends in Amelia, Jacksonville, Merwin, Mount Washington, California, and nearby areas. Names include Martha Monjar, Emeline, Mrs Bath Fee, Josie Eppe, Cathryn Williams, Lulu Lindsey, Bradbury, Jessie Coulter, Helen Coulter, Carl Kiester, Wilbur Ayer, E T Behymer, W J Tone, Grace Bradbury, Em erick Parvin, and many others.
A concise quotation notes respect for a well read man as sufficient praise of literature, attributing the sentiment to Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Local items describe guests, travels, and family visits across towns. Names include Miss Mary Hugba former teacher. Mrs Jennie Kendall. O L Towner on business. Dr. Davis family hosting a farewell. Virginia Hancock from Cincinnati. and many neighbors attending gatherings, visits, and a pageant at Mt Nebo. The piece mentions fall millinery displays, weekend trips to Niagara Falls and other sites, and D A convention plans in Springfield.
Clermont County Society and Zoo officials plan a September 4 event at the Cincinnati Zoo with free parking and an entertaining program. Hon. A. C. Roudebush of Norwood chairs the committee, promising a day of amusements, speeches by local citizens, and baseball games. County township committees are listed, naming members from Batavia Williamsburg Franklin Washington Monroe and other townships.
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