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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
5
An old standard remedy, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, is recommended for children’s nighttime coughs and general colds. Claims include a single bedtime dose to control cough, no alcohol, and encouragement to ask a doctor for an honest opinion. Also promotes Ayer's Pills as a laxative for boys and girls with an active brain.
The second quarterly Laurel charge meeting is set for Wednesday December 8 conducted by Rev Aultman John Vail and wife have moved to Bethel Emmett Shannon and wife of Newport visited relatives Thanksgiving Will Corbin Mrs John Case and son and Orie Meeker of Hamilton spent Thanksgiving with Cal Meeker and wife F Idler builds an addition to his barn John Taylor returned from Illinois Will Steirs family Laurel visited Mrs Gee Snider Hon B E Gardner and wife Thanksgiving with Mrs Miranda Ross Amelia Protracted meeting starts in M E church Sunday night Dec 5 Protracted meeting closes in Presbyterian later There is more Catarrh widespread doctors once called it local Hall s Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is a constitutional remedy taken internally 10 drops to a teaspoonful promising to cure all cases worth 100 if not Hall s Family Pills touted as best.
Linwood resident T B McMillan met M M Hills and others this Sunday. Many locals attended the funeral. Mrs. Jones of Modest visited. the Needhams and Eva spent Thanksgiving on Walnut Hills. Ada Roudebush and friend from Oxford seminary stayed with her parents. Hester and Hughes families hosted Thanksgiving visitors. Robert ty was a grandchild guest with Mrs. Hester. Mrs. Van Camp has recovered enough to go out. Hester toured Dayton for business and pleasure. Meeks and Williams families hosted visits. Williams improves from erysipelas. Van Camp returned home from near Chillicothe for a short stay. The street commissioner works on ditches in preparation for winter. Roy Strowhaver is home for the season. Burton traveled to Buford for business interests.
The advertisement cites Hexamethylenetetramine as a key ingredient in Foley's Kidney Remedy. It claims the chemical is a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine and urges taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of irregularities.
Local families and relatives gathered for Thanksgiving across Easton and nearby areas. Names include the Buchanans, Elizabeth Wiley, Jarman, Naylor, Clark, Harshorn, Staats, Morton, Middleton, Woods, Kayser, Weber, McKibben, Selby, Chatman, Pattison, and Paterson. A reader praise notes Foley's Honey and Tar as a lung remedy.
W J Atkins, night watchman at Banner Springs Tennessee, exposed to damp drafts and cold while working alone at midnight, suffered a severe cold that settled on his lungs. After trying many remedies he used Dr King s New Discovery and with one bottle returned to work. It relieves severe colds persistent coughs inflamed throat and sore lungs and is guaranteed by druggists with trial bottles free.
Dr. R E Taylor of Cincinnati with his son Samuel and Henry Brummel of Chicago visited T A Pinkham for a day of hunting. George Channel and George J Moore returned from Butler County after husking corn. Charles Houston and family of Hamilton joined his parents for Thanksgiving. The Presbyterian church benefit social drew many attendees. Mrs Ruby Bonner of Morrow returned home after a week with her mother Mrs One Bryant. John Bryant reported a lost heifer foundered by cane seed. Mrs Kafer and daughter Martha visited the Poorman home during Thanksgiving. H H Hayford of Carthage called on T A Pinkham. Citizens testified in State v Kitchen assault case in Batavia. See court report.
A Bethel Ohio reader reports that salves clog pores and cannot reach the inner skin where eczema germs lodge. The article promotes oil of wintergreen in D D D Prescription as the proven cure and offers a trial bottle at a reduced price from Chicago Laboratories through J C Scott.
Sunday marked the 50th anniversary of the Presbyterian church with old members singing an ancient hymn and one of the first sermons contributors quoting the original text. Local families visited relatives and neighbors gathered for the event and surrounding visits noted. An unrelated ad promotes Electric Bowers as a health aid for women.
George Dillman of Huntington and family spent Thanksgiving with KE M Morgan and wife Mia. G L Knight of Pleasant Ridge visits J F Knight this week. The M EB church hosts special meetings this week. M F McNutt and wife held a family dinner Thursday with Rev L M Davis of Troy and Dr G Davis of Lockland. A L Davie and family of Batavia, G W Davis and family of Madisonville, and BE H Davis with Mina White attending Glendale school gathered. Mrs Webster of the city is visiting.
Numerous residents visit relatives across towns. Mra Joseph Berry and Mra Vernon Ladd travel from Rainsboro to see kin. J B Reed and W Walker host gatherings in Hyde Park. K of P members attend Bonis Moorehead funeral in Batavia. Various residents recover from illness and welcome guests in Pleasant Ridge Monterey Danville Cleveland and Linwood amid holiday routines.
Batavia Ohio resident S Binkley testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache and kidney disorders in his family. The ad stresses kidney cure for all ages and urges purchase from local dealers with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY listed as agents.
Thanksgiving guests include Will Lytle and sons Ray and Forest of Mt. Washington Bert Lytle Will Henning W. J. Liston and families at Harry Lytle's Prof 8 S Bagby and family of Mt Carmel at Enoch Myrick's Perry Moore and son Frank and family of Batavia at Jacob Brunk's Misses Viola and Irene Baker of Clifton and Norbert Koch city at Mrs Nicholas Koch's Fred Myrick and wife of city at George Myrick's Will Fagin and wife of Amelia visited relatives here Sunday. Protracted meeting at Union Chapel begins this week. Local social notices and small town references mixed with Thanksgiving travel.
Families from Felicity Baywood Cones Mt. Olive and Columbus gathered for Thanksgiving. Mrs Ella Hall returned from Baywood while J M Crane Calvin Bratten and relatives joined Mrs Harry Palmer and baby for the holiday. R C Rose and wife spent a Friday night in the city and saw Little Nemo at the Grand.
Woman praises Bucklen's Arnica salve for curing pimples, skin eruptions, sores, boils, and cracked skin. It promises soft velvety skin and a glorified face, claiming cures for pimples sore eyes cold sores crack lips chapped hands. Sold at druggists for 20 cents.
Visiting families from Newtown Hyde Park Ricetown and South Bend joined local kin in Yellow Springs Republic and Reading. Revivals at Baptist church draw Dayton’s Rev Smith assisting Pastor Taylor. A wedding near Georgetown unites Earl Moore and Zadie Huggins with plans to reside in Hyde Park.
Mrs E M Brown and her son June visit her mother at Cambridge. Thanksgiving gatherings, visits, and social events unfold across nearby towns with numerous relatives, guests, and a Baptist minister reception. Local clubs, church activities, and temperance talks augment the holiday period amid travel between Hartwell, Cincinnati, Batavia, and surrounding communities.
The month delivered unusual warmth with many days and nights resembling summer. Farmers completed fall tasks earlier, outdoor workers hurried to finish before expected winter weather, dandelions bloomed, some trees leafed anew, and general activity remained high as all enjoyed the extended good spell.
Mise Pearl Sutton of Cincinnati was a pleasant guest of her mother Mrs. Weber and William Jones. L Cast of Dry Byr visited Mrs. Rachel Pierce for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Rachel Frye spent days with her daughter in Newtonville as Merlie Brunk visited Cincinnati.
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