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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
5
Ayer's Sarsaparilla touted as the best tonic and alterative free of alcohol. The ad urges consulting a doctor and avoiding medicines not endorsed by doctors, with J C Ayer Co of Lowell Massachusetts promoting Ayer's Pills for constipation and warning that lack of daily bowel movement causes toxin buildup.
Olive Branch items note George Avey family visiting Clifton and other social gatherings. Toledo notice has Frank J. Cheney swearing to pay one hundred dollars for cures of catarrh and Hall's Catarrh Cure claims. promotional testimonial texts and druggist sales.
George Jones of the U S coast service stayed with his cousin Miss Nellie Mitchell and traveled to Dayton for the rest of his furlough. Mrs Mary Snider entertained Dr and Mrs G A Stirmkob and Miss Lucy McCafferty. Commissioner Charles Burkhardt and wife visited Francis Fomorin family. Mrs Frank Burkle of Dayton visits R F Patterson and wife. Dr and Mrs Rutledge host Miss Callahan of Athens. Miss Lena Petard of Fayetteville spent time with Miss Albertine Snider and attended the fair. Mrs Mary Snider and Mrs Francis Fomorin visited Marathon with Al Christy and wife.
Rocky Mount North Carolina resident J R Pitt suffered a severe cold and credits one bottle of Dr King's New Discovery with curing him completely. The ad touts it as the surest remedy for diseased lungs hemorrhages la grippe asthma hay fever and throat or lung trouble priced 50 cents to 1 and trial bottles free from all druggists.
Miss Bess McGill of Newport Kentucky spent Sunday with grandparents A. J. McGill and wife. Miss Ida Montgomery of Bethel visited Miss Bess Higher Friday. Mrs. William T. Irwin and daughter Janet returned from Coberg Canada. Miss Forrest Ingall of Newtonsville visits here. Miss Ruth Van Pelt left for Iowa to teach in a top high school. Miss Ada Roudebush of Newtonville guests with Anna Tudor.
S W Bends of Coal City Alabama says he found a cure for kidney and liver trouble after 12 years using Dr King s New Life Pills. He calls the pills the best on earth for constipation malaria headache dyspepsia debility and notes they cost 25 cents at all druggists.
James Rose and wife are guests of relatives in Cincinnati. Mrs Louie Colvin will spend the week with Mrs L A Moyer of Linwood. Mrs F N Daily of Denver is visiting her parents F W Walker and family and relatives. Fred Rempler and Miss Goldie McWethy of Mt Healthy returned home after a visit with Mrs Amanda Johnson. BE Rush and daughter Helen of Batavia spend the week with B Holmes and wife. Elizabeth Stockton entertains her daughter Mrs W E Ochiltree and sons Bert and William of Connersville Indiana. BE A Lockwood and wife of Batavia were Sunday guests of Mrs Zimmer. Evelyn McMillen of Pleasant Ridge and Mrs W O Hutson of Amelia were guests of Mrs James Rose. Mrs Joseph Barry called to Cincinnati for her ill mother Mrs Jennie Webster. Guy Boulware and wife visited Mrs Frank Putzek of Walnut Hills. Miss Mabel Peterson has for her guest.
A Reynoldsville man reports months of kidney trouble that baffled doctors ended by using Foley's Kidney Remedy. He claims it effected a complete cure after several large bottles and calls it invaluable. Sold by all dealers.
Mt Auburn residents Helen Dudley and Amos Ellis visited family members while Frank Ellis of Tennessee stays with his father Amos Ellis. Dr. Arthur Brown and Hyde Park relatives were guests of J. B. Cover and wife. Rev. J. H. Sentman hosted Amos Sentman and two Missouri nieces. Dr. J. P. Allen entertained his Walnut Hills father. Letha Weaver and Sadie Robinson returned from Colorado after months away. Mrs. Mucksy and son from Cincinnati visited Mrs. C. A. Frazier. A. W. Reed and wife were guests of Mrs. Mollie Needham of Newtonsville. Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised for asthma and bronchitis relief.
Rev Wood of Mt Auburn Cincinnati preached at the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon. Crowds attended the Boston Fair on Thursday and Harvest Home at Coney Island on Saturday. James McMurchy sold his farm to an Illinois man and will take possession February 1. John Hutson and daughter of Amelia were visitors Saturday. Dysentery is dangerous but curable. Chamberlands Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has been used successfully in nine epidemics and is suitable for children and adults when mixed with water and sweetened.
Mr. Sillandean and son from Madisonville toured the county by bicycle and were entertained at the Rapp Hotel. The gorge road on Alrey's Run will be worked by a full crew this week. Misses Frieda and Martha Englebee of Cincinnati stayed with Miss Eva Pinkham last Wednesday. Harvest Home at Coney Island drew many locals. Spence Dawson plans a September 10 public sale before moving to Madisonville. Tobacco harvest began in Elk Lick bottoms. Mrs. Lida Grandstaff, guest of Miss Eva Pinkham, returned to Columbus. Mrs. Laura Hitch marked her 90th birthday on August 23 with all children present. T. H. Treese builds a silo. T. K. Houston adds to barn. Jennings buys Plogstedt farm, will erect new dwelling. Mrs. Edna Steelman and party from Hamilton visited T. K. Houston’s family. Robert Huggins visited his sister Mrs. 8 N Channel Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Joseph White visits Evang ton this week as residents attend gatherings from Locust Corner to Cincinnati. The community sees visits to Batavia Maysville and Lima with multiple families hosting and traveling for fairs and extended family visits.
Advertising copy claims Tonie treats backache headache dizziness nervousness urinary irregularities and rheumatism. Marketed as a general remedy and sold by all druggists with emphasis on quick results and quality.
Thursday evening Miss Jennie Kedrns entertained Miss Nellie Wall Sunday. Mrs. Richard Lovett from Colorado is guest of W. J. Baker and wife. Mrs. W. A. Williams visiting her parents in Kentucky. Simeon Swein and wife of Bethel were visitors here Sunday. H. V. Nave spent Sunday at home. Miss Minnie Williams of Columbus visiting her brother John Slye. Misses Mary and Annie Hambleton of Cincinnati boarding at Batavia visited relatives here Friday. Miss Anna Roberts spent past week in Kentucky. Arlie Canter and wife of Bethel visited John Huntington and wife last week.
Batavia Ohio resident C G Wasner reports Doan's Kidney Pills best remedy for backache and kidney complaints. Ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a fast-acting solution to weak kidneys with a 50 cent price, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
Miss Mamie Smith Cincinnati visited with her father last week. Dan Susong and wife Covington visited Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner. Miss Hannah Danby visited Miss Elsie Reichert in Cincinnati over Sunday. Will Droste Rob Knauft and families Avondale were guests of B. L. Ketchum. William Arthur Leeds took a trip to Sandusky. Mrs. Lida Shannon Williamsville visited ill Susie Thomas. Cornelius Cecelia Waggal Spain visited Mrs. John Herget. Mrs. Albert Leeds and Mrs. C. M. Edwards won premiums at Coney Island Saturday. Ladies Helping Circle dinner set at Mrs. F. S. Dawson’s Thursday after vacation. Regular meetings on first and third Thursdays. Miss Christina Myrick visiting brother Fred and wife in Cincinnati. Mrs. A. J. Kempton and sister hosted Mrs. Ackley Ella Chapman Cincinnati Mrs. Smallie Xenia Mrs. Jasper Robinson and daughter Eva Amelia. Mrs. Eldon Stickel and Eleanor Evanston visiting F. S. Dawson and wife. Fred Warren and family Birmingham Ala arrived for two weeks. Ed Dawson and wife Moscow guests of Frank Malick and wife. O. A. Fagin and wife visited C. J. Swing and family Bethel. Foley's Kidney Remedy promoted for health with kidney care. Sold by all dealers.
A roundup of visitors and travels shows Mrs. John Page and children from Connersville with Lee Page and wife, Seth J. and Miss Blanche Willis visiting J. F. Israel and wife at Petoskey, Michigan, and many locals returning to Cincinnati Hamilton and Florida after visits. The Y. S. C. of the Baptist church hosted Rev. Dunn’s at Nicholsville, and others include Miss Gussie Hager’s illness in Indiana and Mrs. Dowry’s trip with Stanley Brinker to Letart Virginia Wateryfield in Cincinnati company.
A dubious health note warns that certain harsh physics themed remedies cause constipation and stomach issues while claiming Dean's Reg ulats ease bowels. The text urges readers to seek a drug gist for solutions, presenting no verifiable medical evidence.
The column notes several visits and arrivals including Ford McCall and sisters Ada and Ethel from Charleston W V visiting J. Z. McCall and wife for two weeks. Mrs Edgar Burke and daughter Florence stayed with J. B. Turner and wife in Columbus. Effie Ely and James White wed in Batavia and plan to start housekeeping on Plane Street. Elery Anderson and wife travel to Somerset Kentucky for two weeks. Walter Snider and family from Mowrystown visit C. B. Scott family.
Margaret A. Woolwork sues the Cincinnati Georgetown and Portsmouth road in Hamilton County Common Pleas for 10000 dollars claiming injuries when papers flew from a train and struck her on the Fruit Hill station platform.
Remodeling began on the Clermont Hotel portion to house the German American Bank. Workers poured the concrete foundation for a fire proof vault and safe and will complete necessary alterations quickly so the bank may open at an early date.
Dr Probst state health official advises against killing a suspected mad dog. He recommends penning the animal and using Pasteur treatment at first symptoms or soon after bite. He states the sure method to stamp out rabies is to muzzle dogs.
George DeWitt aged 75 or 76 died at his home near Williamsburg on Monday evening at five oclock. He served in the Eighty Ninth Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Survived by wife and three children including son William of Portland Oregon and daughters Jessie and Mrs Georgie Tribble.
The Hover and Houser families plan their annual reunion at the J. H. and Will Love farm near Felicity next Saturday September 8. They expect a large turnout and aim to make this year the best and most pleasant yet with both families attending if possible.
Mrs Rose Glaser of Terre Haute Indiana says Foley Kidney Pills gave a permanent cure after years of kidney trouble and costly false cures. She reports quick relief and resumed work and recommends the medicine sold by all dealers.
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