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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1915
Page
5
A Loveland Ohio resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured a family case of kidney trouble years earlier. She urges others to use the same remedy and notes the 50 cent price at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY distributes the product.
A collage of social visits in Ohio and a Chaney era medical claim. Whitaker and Brunk families visit Mrs. McMahan. Duchemin returns home. Rev. Henry visits Elmer White. Reidel family visits Daugherty home. Stella Turner and Thelma Snell travel. A notarized 1886 affidavit offers Hat's Catarrh Cure with promises of payment for cure. The ad promotes Hales Family Pills and druggists carry the products.
Misses Mabel Patchell and Florence Sapp spent Sunday with Mary and Alice McAfee. Chas Hartmetz and family entertained. Hannold and Edward Wehrung and wives attended with Edgar Hartmetz. Henrietta Winemiller and Lela Hartmetz also noted. Fred Schafroth and wife hosted. John Winemiller and wife entertained Clide and Ester Ansteadt. Will Brown and wife hosted Mrs B's mother and sister. Hal McAfee and wife hosted O Courtott and wife. Andrew Wissel and family visited his mother. Fred Schafroth and daughter Hila spent Thursday with Carl Wolf.
A customer praised Chamberlains Cokic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after a clerk offered a free trial. The customer reportedly recovered within a couple of days and returned to share his cure. The ad notes availability everywhere.
Hyde Park resident Robert McNeill and family spent days with siblings here. Rev. Fox preached at the Presbyterian church. J. L. Roudebush adds paint to Spring Grove Farm home. Emery Brannen and Mrs. Harriet Brannen visit from Tennessee and Cincinnati. Chas Morehead and wife visit Elklick. Mrs. F A Gardner convalesces. Mary and Louise Purkhiser return from camping with Batavia ladies. Walter McNair from Los Angeles visits. Mabel Peacock of Hartwell plans a stay. Ruth Russel Valentine family enjoy a Lindale visit. O J Paeltz buys a new auto. F A Holland digs 110 bushels of potatoes from a half acre.
Po-Do-Lax, a Podophyllin remedy, claims to relieve liver ills headache indigestion and constipation overnight by stimulating bile flow and bowels. The ad urges readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist today and end constipation quickly.
Community members spent weekends visiting relatives and hosting social events. Names include Miss Bertha Davis Miss Josephine Ankony and many local families. A wedding occurred Monday afternoon in Batavia.
The advertisement promises quicker recovery by following the directions and claims the product is obtainable everywhere.
Miss Hazel Utter of Cincinnati visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank King. Miss Elsie Howe hosted a Cincinnati guest Rev S Burgett and daughter Ruth. Mrs Charlie McIntyre and children from Cincinnati guests of Wess Prather family. Faye Myers from Cincinnati staying with grandparents John Callon and wife. Maud Myers works in Cincinnati. Ruth visiting aunt Mrs Joe Martin near Feesburg. Eva Buchanan of Augusta Ky visited Hamlet Woods family. Velma Hendrixson visiting relatives in Cincinnati. Earl Louderback of Mt Pleasant spent Sunday with Thomas King. Mrs Emaline Saunders hosts granddaughter Elsie Spaulding and two Cincinnati friends. George Hendrickson and wife hosted granddaughter Duvall from Cincinnati. Rosa McElfresh visiting friends in Newport Ky.
Cough remedy claims to stop irritation and relieve coughing with the first dose. The ad asserts four years of successful use and guarantees a cure with money back if it fails. Obtain a bottle from a druggist at a small cost.
Wesley Steelman and wife of Newtown join Mrs. Kate Lindsey of Harrison in a series of visits to Theo Brumagen’s, Mrs. Maud Figgins and children of Amelia, and Mrs. Olive Lindsey of Mt. Pisgah. Other guests include Mrs. Lizzie Denham of Columbus staying with Mrs. Susan Leeds, Frank Lindsey and wife of Hyde Park with Bennet Lindsey, and Mrs. Gladys McDuling and daughter of Cincinnati at George Lindsey’s. Port Temple, Missouri visitors and Tom Trout and wife near Williamsburg spend Sunday with Mrs. Luccy Trout, while George Green and son Eldon visited Charlie Green at Cherry Grove.
Miss Ruth Moyer travels to New Richmond for the Institute. Neighbors and relatives share Sunday visits in various households including the Cowdreys and McAdams. Despondency due to indigestion is linked to Chamberlain's Tablets with a positive user note.
The Ohio State Fair runs August 30 to September 3 with more horses in races than any similar event in the country. The State Board of Agriculture touts an impressive program including Pain’s Panama Canal spectacle, fireworks, and a $30,000 scenic display. Special days include Ladies Free Day, Columbus Day, Grange and Governor’s Day, plus free admission for children under 12 and Civil War veterans on Friday.
The note explains uremia from kidney failure to remove waste, and claims Foley Kidney Pills aid kidneys in removing waste that causes rheumatism aches and pains stiff joints on sore muscles, Nash Pharmacy.
Sunday visitors include the Misses Helen and Alma Davis of Newport and Norbert Wellege of Norwood. Recurring guests and visits feature Miss Hazel Smith, Mabel Harding, and families from Ludlow, Indianapolis, Lorado, and Blanchester. Local residents entertain relatives and friends at the Wyman home and with Mrs. Rutledge hosting events.
A long list of residents visiting relatives and traveling to events, with mentions of Fr anc es Bennetts trip to Lebanon, anti saloon league figures attending Buckeye Lake convention, and various visits around Dayton Cincinnati Xenia and Camp Dennison plus a local medical ad urging Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation relief.
Mrs. Frank Heizer and two children from Deer Park and Mrs. Ed Tracey of Norwood visited I N Judd Friday. Miss Eva Keen hosted Cincinnati guests. Joe and Dorothy Handy from New Richmond stayed with J H Dawson. Harry French died at home Friday and funeral was attended by Mrs Timberlake and Mr Collins. others were noted as visiting or returning home.
The piece warns against neglecting a cold as it weakens the system and invites illness. It cites wet feet, temperature shifts, and uncovered nights as factors in children’s summer colds, and notes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for relief, with Nash Pharmacy referenced.
O P Caldwell and wife visited their new grandson at Union Plains last week. Mr Weber, Wm Trisler and wives, Mr Snyder and Miss Sadie Wise of Mt Crab joined G W Ireton. Our pastor’s last service before conference is next Sunday. Bible school organized last Sunday. The death of Mr Garrison occurred Wednesday from dropsy. funeral Friday at the residence led by Rev George. Harry Waldwell of St Joseph Mo visited his mother en route from New York. Samuel Silverman and wife returned to Tennessee after visiting Jas Bunyan and wife. F W Walker visiting in Denver. Mrs W H Ireton’s 8 8 class visited and brought lunch baskets for a delightful day with ice cream and cake.
Brakeman Brakeman Was Cured by Foley Kidney Pills claims from F A Woolsey of Jacksonville Texas. Letter says kidney trouble rheumatism backache and fatigue improved after using the pills. The ad notes thousands have written similar letters and praises the tonic effect and prompt action.
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