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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1906
Page
5
A famed local saying highlights enduring value as a business claim. The expression frames long time trust in a product or service, noting a sales milestone that spans decades and reinforces community reputation.
A collage of small town items includes Henry Shafter moving to the city for work, Eva B. Siantz turning sixteen with a birthday surprise, barn expansions planned by T. H. Trees, visitors and boarders in town, and harvest events at Coney Island. Reports cover farming rentals, travels, and social visits across Lucas County and nearby areas.
The advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion and related symptoms such as sour stomach, loss of appetite, headaches, and general debility. It claims the product uses natural digestive juices to cleanse and strengthen stomach membranes and promotes a healthier digestion. Prepared by S. S. Co. and available at BMN'S drug store in Batavia, Ohio.
The forty second annual reunion of the 34th Ohio Volunteer Infantry will be held on Wednesday September 19 1906 at Old Guard Hall 13 South Jefferson Street Dayton Comrades are urged to arrive early and linger for the old friend handshake and yarn pulling The Woman's Relief Corps will serve dinner promptly at noon All regiment members should attend Dayton events with music speeches and socializing noted Ed Smith and John Huntington were the town’s busiest entertainers George Ellis of Dayton visited his feverish brother Sam Mrs Dr Knowles was called to Louisville last week and will stay Mrs Elizabeth Maxfield died in Indianapolis on Monday August 20
A crowd from Nicholsville attended the Harvest Home at Coney Island Saturday. Mrs Stella Dacheman and her son of St Louis are visiting relatives here. James McMurdhy attended the Hamilton County Fair Thursday. Mrs Cal James spent last week with relatives in Cincinnati. Mrs Sarah Light and G W Ralls of Mt. Sterling were here Friday. Totten Jackson and wife left for Smith Center Kansas after five months here. Many residents plan to attend the Boston fair this week. Miss Sarah Ernest entertained city relatives Sunday. J L Corbin and family spent Saturday at Bik Lick. Mrs Housh of Dayton spent several days at Mrs J L Roudebush's. Dean's Ointment advertised locally.
Bethel notes list Miss Abbie Towne and Miss Ellen Towne visiting Lockland friends. Various Bethel residents and guests are recorded dining shopping and visiting relatives in Cincinnati Portsmouth Hillsboro Ripley Walnut Hills Felicity Williamsburg Carthage and other nearby areas. A local injury reports the Rev Ewry’s son breaking both bones in an arm after a wagon fall.
An advertising notice promises high grade portraits copied from good photographs. The firm guarantees equal quality to works by renowned artists at least ten dollars. They will send one portrait to any family in the land that has not yet received one, with original photos preserved and returned.
Readers are invited to mail a distinct photo for enlargement, include a long name and address, and mention the paper seen in. Enclose 25 cents for postage. refund if not delighted. One life size portrait per family for advertising. second orders at regular prices.
Public auction to sell 93 acre parcel in Clermont county described by Bald wins survey No 2570 and linked deeds. Appraised at 8720 dollars. Terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years with mortgage security at six percent. Sheriff Jas R Gorman advertises for plaintiff.
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