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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1902
Page
8
The Clermont Courier reports Batavia train times with departures from Pearl and Butler and Court and Broadway, plus notes on Bantam Fair entries and promotions. Local residents and visitors are mentioned, including Prof Collins returning to Batavia schools and upcoming services at several churches.
Advertisements note Com mercial College of Kentucky University run by Gen Wilbur Smith with many graduates. Mentions circulars available and campus offerings in business shorthand typing and telegraphy. Other items include attendance at Batavia gallery sittings, Boston Fair promotions, local social news, and notices about the Highland Park picnic and upcoming Boston Fair dates.
Teachers and attendees praised the people of Williamsburg for a warm welcome and generous hospitality at the teachers institute. Mr and Mrs George Carter hosted a well lit, open home with superb luncheon and music, creating one of the week’s finest events and prompting an invitation to hold the next session in Williamsburg.
Dr Charles H Utter of Panama Colombia reports a sixteen year old girl with severe dysentery failing to respond to treatments. After using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy she improved within eight hours and was fully well in one week. Beck's Pharmacy offers the remedy.
Jacob Jackson of Nicholeville renewed his Courier subscription in Bethel area, marking his 66th payment. At 88 he enjoys good health, married in 1888, wife died 1884 after 46 years together, and he attributes vigor to daily routine and honest work as a bookkeeper and former undertaker.
The Franklin Chronicle editor vents over media biases while warning of dangers to infants from cholera infantum dysentery and diarrhoea. It cites Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a universal remedy that never fails to conquer these childhood illnesses.
A Philadelphia firm promotes the Home Gold Cure as a simple at home remedy for drunkenness. The program claims to cure the disease without narcotics or nerve weakening, offering full directions and physician guidance, with a one dollar price and worldwide shipping. The notice also mentions local social guests Mrs A J McNair and others from New Richmond.
Local Batavia classified fragments advertise salt prices, wagons, loans at 6 percent, and multiple professions. Notices include Queen & Crescent lines to Chattanooga and Birmingham focus, with numerous attorney and dentist listings and insurance offers.
Citizens report a meteoric blaze over Hamilton that exploded into an eagle emblem and a lightning snake sighting near Aberdeen. Observers link the visions to local politics and the Brown county Democratic drift, with dialects calling for silence over unsettled opinions.
The Milford National Bank asks Hamilton County to authorize Auditor Lewis to issue a duplicate warrant for 500 dollars to Charles Gegner, treasurer of Terrace Park. The original warrant was cashed June 26 and mailed to Cincinnati. it never reached the Milford bank, and the loss may fall on the county if a duplicate is not issued.
In Columbus last week Judge Dick discharged C. M. Graham, owner of property assaulted by Columbus Buckeye Lake & Traction Company workers. The workers had shot at by Graham who fired BB shot in defense of his property, and the judge ruled Graham had right to defend his property.
Fragmentary notice describes a negative impact on those with kidney ills backaches headaches and urinary troubles. It hints at an uncomfortable condition and unhappy experiences but lacks specific names places or events.
Mr L D Hazzard of 1130 Lane Street Hamilton Ohio reports Doan’s Kidney Pills removed back lameness and strengthened his kidneys. He bought them at J Schwartz’s drug store and notes disappearance of kidney annoyance and back ache from a strain. He praises the remedy and recommends it. For sale by all druggists 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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