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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1917

Page

5

Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Permanent Cure Says Mrs Jones

For months Batavia readers praised Doan's Kidney Pills with Mrs. Clinton Jones of Augusta St New Richmond Ohio praising the remedy for kidney trouble. She suffered three years with back pain nervousness dizziness shortness of breath and heart effects. After two boxes she was cured and over two years later confirms the permanent improvement. Price 50 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Batavia Dean Clinton Jones Augusta St New Richmond Vuhio

Numerous Social Visits and an Advertising Clinic Notice

Many residents and visitors from New Richmond Detroit Monterey Ten Mile Batavia Laurel and Rushville visited local families including the Mattox Behymer and Kiester households. Also noted is a lengthy advertising pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure and a funeral in Tusculum.

Social visits and family gatherings across several towns

Charlie Hutchinson and family along with J. 8. Hutchinson and wife visited Benton Hunter and wife at Peebles with C A Patton and wife of Blanchester and Mrs Sarah Jones of Burdsall Chapel as guests of W. H. Jones. Homer Johnson and family spent Sunday with his parents. Walter Henderson and daughter Grace of Lebanon plus Mollie Truitt of Middletown visited N. B Wallace and family. Hazel Hobson and Marie White visited Pearl Ashton. Marion Hutchinson and wife toured Covington with her parents. Edith Hobson stayed with grandfather Henry Hobson. Russell Hutchinson of the city visited J. W. Hutchinson and family. Robert Hunter spent days with his mother and sisters. Edgar Ogden of the city visited home folks.

Charlie Hutchinson Hutchinson Benton Hunter Peebles C. A. Patton Blanchester Sarah Jones Burdsall Chapel W. H. Jones Homer Johnson Edge Hancock Walter Henderson Grace Lebanon Mollie Truitt Middletown N. B Wallace Hazel Hobson Marie White Pearl Ashton Marion Hutchinson Covington Lena White Progressive Farm Woman’s Club Edith Hobson Henry Hobson Little Russell Hutchinson City J. W. Hutchinson Robert Hunter

Tam Bothered by Liver Trouble Finds Quick Relief

In Webster City Iowa Joe Dingman reports recurring liver pain with side and back soreness. He took Chamberlains Tablets and after a bottle he felt well with no remaining pain. The product is advertised as widely available.

Tam Joe Dingman Webster City Iowa Chamberlain

Local Social Notes From City and Nearby Visits

Mrs Epply hosted a party of city friends Sunday. Miss Nellie Harrison returned from ayton Kentucky after visiting Mrs Wm Houser. Miss Muriel Terrill spent Monday in the city with Brape. A number attended Home at Coney Island Saturday. Mrs Collins and her friends were at eitions Mhureday. Miss Bertha Witt is home from the hospital. Mrs Harry Strimple hosted relatives from Dayton last week. Misses Margaret and Agnes Nicholas of Batavia were Saturday guests of Mrs Kas. Fitzpatrick and J A Somermeier with daughter Mary visited Pyestwood Sunday. Herbert entertained a Kentucky cousin part of last week.

Epply City Friends Nellie Harrison Ayton Rs. Wm. Houser Muriel Terrill Coney Island Eats French Collins Bertha Witt Harry Strimple Dayton Lnsteek Margaret Agnes Nicholas Batavia Kas, Fitzpatrick J. A. Somermeier Mary Pyestwood B. Moyer and Wie Herbert Kentucky

Are You Unlucky In Anenet pollen and dust woes

Anenet notes pollen and dust cause trouble for some readers while others escape. The ad touts a remedy claimed to relieve hay fever and asthma through a blend sold widely, promising relief for coughs chest tightness and bronchial irritation.

Local social notes from Bethel and surrounding towns

Bethel residents and visitors are listed with relatives in Ohio and Kentucky. Names include Dr. and Mrs. F F Look enatte Cumberland Ma Mrs A A Brannock in Falmouth Ky Mrs Will Frazee Irma in Cleveland Miss Mary Allen in Charleston W Va and others frequenting Cincinnati Milford Felicity Chillicothe Mulberry and Richmondee Pool. An endorsement of Champlain C Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is cited by W C Jones Buford N D as effective after a severe diarrhoea attack.

W. C. Jones Buford C Chamberlain

Amelia Public Schools to Open With Notable Faculty

The Amelia public schools will open Tuesday September 3 with teachers including Prof J O Slye Ruth Smith Emily Nash Jessie Coulter Annabel Flora Lena Hutson Gladys Paeltz Mrs W O Hutson and daughter Jennie Mae are visiting in Williamsburg Miss Jean Peters of Ironton Ohio has visited Mrs A S G Carroll Mrs T E Mattox Locust Corner is visiting Mrs Wilbur Mattox John Drummond and family of Polacco Arizona visit Mack Woods and wife Leroy Kirgan and wife of Cincinnati visiting P M White and wife Miss Elsie Hill entertained Brecon friends Rev Will Liston and family of Illinois Lieut R K Flora and wife of Oakley visiting Mrs John Flora and daughter Annabel Miss Jessie Coulter entertained the Philathea D M Parker and wife of city visiting John Pommert and wife Mrs Belle and Ela Wall Georgetown visiting B Kearns and daughter Hon C C Kearns and wife motored to Washington accompanied by Milton Hancock to spend time in the east Mrs Julia West died in Chicago Funeral service at Mt Moriah chapel led by Rev J B Laird J B Edwards and wife of Chicago Ill guests of J F Edwards W E Ramsey and wife with relatives in Winchester W Bradbury and family visited Bethel Mrs J C Slye hosted Friday Mrs Albert Johnson and son Ralph Miss Rhoda Welch of Madisonville Mrs Mary Terril and daughter Muriel and Mrs P M Offutt of Hamlet Mrs Margaret Crane Bethel Mrs Grace Hibbetts and daughter Kansas visiting Sallie Bragan Wm Perkins sold Main St property to Mrs George Grinnell Mrs Cora Ry spent Thursday in Mt Washington Several attended Mrs Carrie Wyatt Denham funeral in Cincinnati Mrs Wenham daughter of Thomas Wyatt lived here T Atwood returns from Dayton visit

Amelia Public Schools J. 0. Slye Ruth Smith Emily Nash Jessie :Oulter Annabel Flora Lena Hutson Gladys Paeltz W.O. Hutson Jennie Mae Williamsburg Jean Peters Ironton, C A.S. G. Carroll T. E. Mattox Locust Corner Wilbur Mattox John Drummond Polacco Ariz Mack Woods Leroy Kirgan Cincinnati P.M. White Elsie Hill Brecon Will Liston Illinois R. K. Flora Oakley John Flora Annabel Jessie Coulter D. M. Parker City John Pommert Belle Ela Wall Georgetown B. Kearns C. C. Kearns Washington, D.C Milton Hancock Julia West Hugh West John Edwards Chicago Mt. Moriah Chapel J. B. Laird M. BE. Church J. B. Edwards John Mehl Inl J. F. Edwards W.E. Ramsey Winchester W. Bradbury Bethel J. C. Slye Albert Johnson Ralph Rhoda Welch Madisonville Mary Terril Muriel P. M. Offutt Hamlet Margaret Crane Grace Hibbetts Kansas Sallie Bragan Wm. Perkins Main St George Grinnell Cora Ry Mt. Washington Carrie Wyatt Denham Wenham Thomas Wyatt T. A. Atwood Dayton

Exercise and fruit aid daily bowel movement guidance

Advice promotes outdoor exercise as the best laxative to stay regular and suggests drinking water before breakfast and eating fruit and vegetables daily. It also recommends a daily bowel routine and Chamberlain's tablets when medicine is needed, noting they are pleasant and mild and obtainable everywhere.

Social notes from Owensville and surrounding towns

Residents host relatives and friends visiting from Cincinnati Norwood and Georgetown. Guests include Mr and Mrs Bidney Ulrey and family. Miss Gertrude Buerkle and friends. Miss Nell McCann. Miss Bess Rosselot and Miss Adelaide Rosselot. Mrs B Wagner and daughter Rose. Rebecca, Silesiane Crane visiting Aer ethel. Josie Mauer and Clar ence Buerkle. Lou Weaver and daughter Elda. Hifleds erree and Mielen Waits.

Bidney Ulrey Cincinnati Will Ulrey Mr. Russ Cleveand Charles Ulrey Gertrude Buerkle Cincinnati Hospital A. P. Buerkle Irene Kerley Salome Kimball Norwood James Leming Marcellas Clifford Allen Chandler Joseph Spahr Milford J. Rosselot George Rutledge Lexington Nell McCann Georgetown John Meyers Walnut Hills Sarah Rutledge Bess Rosselot Glendale Adelaide Rosselot Middletown A. Owen M. E. Freschard B. Wagner Bidney Rebecca Rose Thelma ‘Ox Oklahoma Silesiane Crane Ever Josie Mauer Clarence Buerkle Lou Weaver Elda Leanon Amanda Weaver Mielen Waits Camp Dennison

Opportunities for Older Men Open to War Time Roles

The piece notes many positions once held by young men are available to older men due to wartime demand. It warns that kidney health impacts labor ability and mental sharpness, suggesting poisons in the body can slow both physical and mental function. It advertises Foley kidney remedy as a sold product everywhere.

Foleyney Iits

Cure for Cholera Morbus Remedy Endorsed by Family

Mrs Sidney Simmons of Fair Haven New York testifies that Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her seven year old son of cholera morbus when a baby and has since relieved other family bowel troubles with exceptional merit. Obtainable everywhere.

Sidney Simmons Fair Haven N. Y

Harvest Home Attendees And Local Visits Across Towns

Attendees at Harvest Home at Honey Island include C R Moorehead and family M Bei DES and family Mrs Elizabeth Ewan and Ed Miller George Moore of Portsmouth visits his sister Mrs Henry Gregor Edgar Burk W L Miller and wives attend the State fair Sross and wife and Mrs Ella Hughes of Withamaville visit Logan Millers on Sunday Everett Gregor visits his sister Mrs Louie Williams Four Boundendistle girls of Summerside visit Grandpa Boundendistle Anna Ethel Jones and Paul spend Sunday at 6 Channell s Mr and Mrs Frederick Miller host nieces and nephews from Milford Sunday Miss Helen Morehead attends Blanchester fair Friday Mr and Mrs Wm Johns spend Sunday with her parents Miss Lizzie Boundendistle leaves for Piqua to visit Roxana Rombaugh C E Wilson Wm Meeker and wives entertained at Dr H B Dover s Saturday evening Mr and Mrs C E Wilson entertained at T A Pinkham s Sunday Cecelia Grangers move picnic from Saturday September 8 to Monday September 3 due to Red Cross Carnival in Bethel on the 8th.

Honey Island C. R. Moorehead M. Bei Des Elizabeth Ewan Ed Miller George Moore Portsmouth Henry Gregor Edgar Burk W. L. Miller Sross Ella Hughes Withamavillé Logan Miller Everett Gregor Louie Williams Summerside Grandpa Boundendistle Anna Ethel Jones Paul Channell’s Frederick Miller Milford Helen Morehead Blanchester Wm. Johns Lizzie Boundendistle Piqua Roxana Rombaugh C. E. Wilson Wm. Meeker H. B. Dover T. A. Pinkham Cecelia Grangers Bethel

Testimonial From Mrs Laura Beall on Kidney Pills

Mrs Laura Beall of Plattsburg Mississippi reports bad health with left side pain. She says doctors medicine did not help but two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills made her feel all right. This testimonial highlights the product's claimed health restoration.

Laura Beall Plattsburg, Miss Foley

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Gatherings

Marathons and social visits populate the week as John Apgar and wife visit at Wilson Holland's with Egbert Work and Fred Holland. Cora Hensel hosts Sunday dinner for W. R. Moore and family. Mrs. Theodore Burdsall spends a week with friends in the city and Erlanger Kentucky. Thomas Christie and Nettie Weaver of Lebanon visit Ed Christie and wife. Dr. Frank Johnson recovers from surgery and spends the day with Redmond Fitzgerald and family of Hyde Park and Grace Fomorin of Hillsboro at J. R. Johnson's. Mr. Meek and family and the Smiths guest at Lizzie Smith's. Mary Predmore and daughter visit here as Harold Predmore hosts Sunday guests Turton and James Roudebush.

John Apgar Winslow Place Egbert Work Westchester Fred Holland Wilson Holland’s Cora Hensel W. R. Moore Theodore Burdsall Erlanger Thomas Christie Nettie Weaver Lebanon Ed Christie Frank Johnson Redmond Fitzgerald Hyde Park Grace Fomorin Hillsboro J. R. Johnson

Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertised Relief

The copy notes a shift from vacation to regular work causing heaviness and bilious feelings with headaches and coated tongue. It promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as prompt relief for indigestion, describing them as mild yet effective and sold everywhere.

Community Gatherings and Visits Across Owensville

Horace Reed and family attended the Owensville fair on Friday. A chamber from this place spent Saturday at Coney Island. Mr. and Mrs. Cash Hughes of Cincinnati were Sunday guests of his mother Mrs. Sallie Singer. Miss Duvall of Cincinnati visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Hendrixson. Than Yates and family of Augusta Kentucky stayed with relatives here. Our school building receives a fresh coat of paint and repairs. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Case visited Cedron relatives Sunday. locals attended a Felicity musical recital Saturday night by Mrs. B. V. Adams and pupils.

Horace Reed Owensville Coney Island Cash Hughes Cincinnati Sallie Singer Miss Duvall George Hendrixson Than Yates Augusta Grant Case Cedron Felicity B. V. Adams

Foley Kidney Pills Ease Aches For 48 Year Old Reader

An Angela Louisiana reader shares relief after taking Foley Kidney Pills. She says back pain and general aches faded, restoring a feeling from her youth while praising the product. The letter notes the pills were sold widely.

Meeker Barn Fire Blaze Destroys Stock Farm Losses Reported

The Meeker stock farm barn at NicholsVille burned last Friday evening around 6 p.m. Wil Meeker and son Howard were milking cows when a neighbor boy notified them. The fire destroyed twenty tons hay mill feed 30 bushels potatoes farm tools corn crib 60 bushels of corn silo chicken house and about 50 chickens with limited insurance. Other items include cattle horses and farm buildings.

Mary Elizabeth Bratton Columbus Dorothy Dunn Crane Dunn Band Boys Shinkle-Bolender Benton Church Jessie Shinkle Gladys Beckleheimer Butler, Ky Minnie-Goodman Chippewa Falls Wis Swar.out Shutz McMurry Aurom Dunn's James Meeker Wil. Meeker Howard

Seven of Twenty Drafted Men Fail Ba tavia Physical

Of the 20 men drafted and summoned to Ba tavia last Saturday and Monday, seven did not pass the physical examination.

Batavia

Local residents host and visit across Ohio and Indiana

Dozens of Columbus area residents and relatives host guests from Norwood Camden Connersville Felicity Amelia Batavia and Cincinnati. Visits include neighbors relatives and a farewell to a long time resident with several trips for business and school openings noted.

High corn prices force farmers to rethink hog feeding

Farmers weigh feeding corn to hogs as corn sells at 225 per bushel while hogs fetch 17 per hundred. They argue market prices benefit corn sellers, not producers, calling for price regulation to aid workers and address coal contract constraints and rising living costs.

Silk glove found at L Johnson office

A white silk glove with black stitching on the back and a black wrist border is found. Finder urged to return it to the office of L Johnson.

L. Johnson

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