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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1911
Page
5
A Batavia Ohio resident Mrs Susan Day testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved years of back pain and fatigue after three boxes. The ad asserts kidney disease risks and urges purchase through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as U S agents.
Butler and Oklahoma residents visit local families while Toledo notary public certifies F J Cheney's oath offering one hundred dollars for catarrh cures. Endorsed by F J Cheney & Co. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as a blood and mucous surface remedy with testimonials.
Maple Grove neighbors share visits from Newtonsville Eaton Madisonville Cincinnati Owensville and Batavia with several families hosting relatives. Among guests are Miss Katherine Sadler and brother William from Eaton and Rev Milne and wife from Williamsburg. Ella M Lytle from Cincinnati visits her mother. Ruth Hahn from Batavia visits sister Mrs stiley Huber.
Concord resident Thos Ariss testifies after thirty years of use that Dr King s New Discovery is the best cough and cold cure he has encountered. The ad touts its long domestic history, claims it fights lagrippe asthma hay fever croup and sore lungs with a price of 50 cents to 1.00 and a free trial bottle guaranteed by all druggists
Residents and visitors include Mr Hoover of Petalvia California purchasing Cliff Ears Farm, Mrs Merta Bagby and children from Mt Carmel, Myrick family, Helen Weseli, Martha Furlong Newtown Kah Butler and others on vacation and visiting relatives. Various Sunday visits and city interactions mark a period of gatherings and travel in local communities.
A Lake View resident reports relief after taking Chamberlain 1 Tablets claiming they cured stomach distress. The advertisement asserts the medicine provides a new stomach and rapid relief, promising profit for dealers.
Schools open September 5. Mrs. James Rice of West Point guest of friends. Miss Stella Hockett visits her parents. Mrs. Carrie Denham ill at Christ's hospital. Miss Nellie Evans with her mother. Mrs. Jessie Evans and others visit. Frank Miley hosts guests from Houston and Cincinnati. Fred Kearns spends Sunday at home. Mrs. Cundiff and Eloise leave for Dayton after visiting Swems. Miss Babe Doughty visits Kirgan family. W A Williams visiting Germantown relatives. Bert Atwood and son visit T A Atwood. Frank Mile hosts dinner for Batavia and Hamlet families. Eva Lyons and Bernice visit. Wes Doughty moves to Norwood. Cora Edwards and Marie visit Georgetown. Midlier's fire destroys hay, feed, implements, two horses. Rev. H E Armacost visits. Miss Alice Gray visits Delaware. Miss Emma Suydam spending weeks with Suydam. Miss Alice Mash visits California. Kidney trouble commentary and Foley Kidney Pills advertised by Nash Pharmacy.
Delayed item lists visitors and home gatherings in Modest and nearby towns. Names include Jackson Downey and Myrtle Higgins in Cincinnati, Blanche McFeeters at Edenton, Sallie Thompson and Belle Davidson in Blanchester, Adrien Fawley in Russell Station, and James Higgins family among others. Community hosts at Worthington, Higgins homes, and Owensville related visits appear throughout.
E M Steward of 1034 Wolfram Chicago reports rapid relief from hay fever using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. His experience suggests many others with similar symptoms can benefit. Nash Pharmacy endorses the remedy.
Burdsall’s chapel celebration draws attendees from Greenberry and surrounding areas. Monterey visitors Will Varney and daughter Lida Margaret spend weekend with Blowville relatives. Lena Hamilton hosts Winnie Martin of Williamsburg. Washington Owen family visit Henry Harlow clan. Local gatherings include Sunday dinners, picnics at Woodland Park, and institute attendance at New Richmond.
A wartime era ad-copy notes a woman plagued by backache headache nervousness and loss of appetite who learns her ills stem from kidney and bladder troubles. It claims Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief and a prompt return to health, urging readers to ask their pharmacist.
fragments from Afton social column show Mrs and Mr residents visiting relatives last week. mentions city friends and neighbors hosting gatherings with partial names and unclear details.
Fragmentary text describes white blood cells attacking germs with tiger imagery. It references fighting disease, pimples, sores, and healing processes though phrasing is garbled. Capy and acy appear as fragmented names amid unclear context.
A crowded list of Sunday guests includes Mrs Georgia Banyan and friends from Batavia and Cotanen. Notable visits feature G S Frazier and W R Ireton at the Marietta rural letter carriers meeting, and a Wilson family reunion at Dr J J Holden’s. Obituary notes William Nicely, 27, with funeral at M E church, Rev C H Clerke presiding. Local travel and society updates mention A Stamm’s new automobile, Delta Tau Delta events in Chicago, and various family visits. Accidents advised with Dr Thomas Electric Oil as remedy.
Miss Julia Sullivan of Batavia guests Ruth and Sue Moreton in Moscow. Mrs. Minda Pattison of Au gusta hosts relatives. Rev. David Van Dyke of Indianapolis and sister visit Pattisons and Moretons. Several locals plan travel and entertaining including Miss Louise Moreton hosting Miss Claribelie Groves. Eastern Star initiation for Fee Naylor and wife.
Miss Anna Hager of Witt visits sister Mrs Theo Witt. The stork brought a baby boy to Frazee Griffith and Watson households. Prof and Mrs Crane of Hyde Park call on friends. Colonel Enderes of Coney Island visits Dowry family. Hagemans and Dolph guests of Becks. Mrs Bob Allen hosts sister Ralls. Wood sharing time with Hill. Cook Cook Quinlan visit Bantam. Rose leaves for Huntington. Dowry accompany Parker party to Batavia. Aultman and Atchley guests of Annie Patton. Dillman and son return from Georgetown visit. Ed King home from Kentucky trip. Hutson at Carthage fair. Geneva Smith visiting Georgetown. Cora Carter in Norwood and city. Frey family with McKibben. Salt visiting mother in Dayton. South family entertaining Annie Potts. J Z McCall and wife visit Charleston. Bess Justice visiting Kokomo. Michottes return from Salem with Denise for month. Karl Williams and family visit Milner. Mrs Bartlow returns from Higginsport with Olive. Phillips and Warren Tatman visiting. Fred Conrey visiting relatives.
Carroll Lee Jones of Williamsburg and Florence B. Johnson of Jackson township wed in this period. Charles Press of Amelia and Alice Young of Amelia also seek license. William Myers of Franklin To. leaves 1244 acres to his wife Clara Myers and a life estate to her, then to children. executrix named.
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels and sums across Pierce Batavia Williamsburg Franklin Goshen Monroe Tate Ohio and Felicity townships. Transactions include quit claim and life estate reservations with prices from $1 to $6000. Names appearing include Mary J. Lush Charles Miller Loveland Realty Co. O M Beck Gail Hartwell Morgan Anderson Apphia Mason and others.
Examinations for teachers will occur on the first Saturday each month unless a holiday, then the following Saturday. Pupils’ exams are on the third Saturday of April and May. Applicants may split tests. four year provisional certificates require clerkly advice. Examinations held in Batavia Ohio. BT. Davis president. John Morris vice president. S. Bagby clerk.
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