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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
5
Two years after an initial cure, Mrs. Louisa Burkhardt of New Richmond Ohio confirms her recovery from chronic backache dizziness headaches and kidney trouble thanks to Dean’s Kidney Pills. She repeats her endorsement and urges readers to ask for the same remedy. Price 50 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
The district page logs Howard Harlow wed Miss Mary Hawthorn at the bride’s home, Agnes Week sustains a crushed limb, Mrs. Samuel Beckelheimer visits Bethel, Harbaugh school hosts a successful agricultural exhibit, Dr. Redrow and W R Ireton with wives visit W H Ireton, D C Harbatgh is poorly, Clarence and Tony Steward visit from West Carrollton, Ernest Ruffner has measles, Mrs F W Walker stays with ill mother in Williamsburg. Insurance agent Ties pon nao of Ohio Farmers Insurance did business locally last week. An ad-like paragraph promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by Cheney & Co. with internal doses and a $100 guarantee, plus a note for Druggists to sell Hall’s Family Pills.
J J Turner and wife visited Mrs Elmer Brown at Linwood. Hanford Thirey returned to O S A studies after vacation. Charles Daugherty and wife entertained E Hancock and wife for dinner Sunday. H Cover and wife spent Thanksgiving in Batavia. Grace Foster of Madisonville spent a day with her mother. G P Reed and family of Batavia spent Thursday with W C Varney and wife. J D Shannon of Five Mile visited sister Elizabeth South Friday. Miss Gladys Platt of Covington spent part of last week with Mrs Daugherty. Winnie and Wallace Hill of Mason visited Mrs A Nichols Thursday. Tepe and niece Miss Blohme of city were Sunday guests of U W Snell.
Because it has an established reputation won by its good works. Because it is most esteemed by those who have used it for many years, as occasion required, and are best acquainted with its good qualities. Because it loosens and relieves a cold and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. Because it does not contain opium or any other narcotic. Because it is within the reach of all. It only costs a quarter. Obtainable every where.
Local notes report Rev. John McKenzie assigned to the Moscow M E church from Loveland and moving this week. Social and community items include visits, travel, illness, and ad notices from Glen Este to Nash Pharmacy in a period newspaper style.
The Civic Club hosts an entertainment and supper at Amelia town hall on Saturday evening December 4 to raise funds for Domestic Science Equipment for Amelia high school. Admission is 15 cents for the humorous program with supper starting at 5 pm.
A vintage ad touts Sloan's Liniment as the greatest pain killer. It claims simple skin application stops pain without rubbing and features a testimonial from Mervin H. Leister of Berkeley after a stiff neck. The note dates March 1915 and lists a 25 cent price at druggists.
Prof Lee Parker of Trenton spent the holidays with his parents. Revival services continue with all invited. Mrs Hibbs returning to Fairmont Va after visiting her son and wife. Emma Ogden entertained Thanksgiving guests including Mrs M Morrison and Prof H H Morrison. Others from Peebles Fincastle Oxford Bethel and Middletown visited or hosted meals and callers at several homes.
A Lima Ohio resident Mrs Albert Blosser calls Chamberlains Cough Remedy the best medicine for colds and croup with many others agreeing. The product is obtainable widely across the market.
Thanksgiving greetings and social visits are listed among residents including Hunter, Clemons, Varney, Leonard, Harlow, Hawthorn, Henderson, Jones, Culbertson, Lan den, Irwin, and Predmore with mentions of measles and farm product displays. An obituary or health advisory section promotes Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments, touting 45 years of use and urging readers to buy from druggists.
H B Hunter of Williamsburg, formerly a schoolteacher and revenue agent, has purchased the drug business of Chas L Perry of Peebles and will take charge once the invoice is completed. He comes well recommended for the new venture.
Mrs. R. G. Neff of Crookston Ohio credits Chamberlain's Tablets with restoring her health after two years of stomach trouble. She used three bottles and has remained in good health since. Obtainable everywhere.
Mt Holly notes record William Sherman home on a two weeks vacation. Kenton Hare visited relatives in the city. Walter Muzzy builds a new barn. William Henning Bert Lytle and families hosted Thanksgiving relatives. Mrs. Jennie Shockley ill with poor recovery. O B Myrick sets 250 tree peach orchard. Mrs Swing recovering from a fall visiting daughter Mrs Olin Fagin. Jacob Brunk and family hosted Thanksgiving guests. Miss Leona Fellow spent weekend with Fruit Hill relatives. Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised with health claims.
Mrs. French hosted city relatives while Houser and others welcomed visitors from Cincinnati Delaware Mt. Pisgah and Tucson. Betsy Offutt Keen and Beeler attended local social events as J B Houser journeyed to Narcossee Florida. A Union Chapel bazaar is set for December 11 with many invited. Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil ad closes the column.
Thanksgiving gatherings and visits fill the week with family travel and homecomings. Local obituaries attend Anna Belle Louis’s funeral in Vera Cruz as relatives and friends gather. Church events promise a Christmas Eve pageant with Blanche Smith and Lillie Clemons assisting trainers. A health note endorses Chamberlain’s Tablets for indigestion.
Mrs Will Brown hosted Wednesday gatherings while Mrs Lou Turner of Perintown joined in. Families including Hartmetz Burgess Ellis Davis Judd Patchell Winemiller and others hosted and visited across the city and surrounding towns. Weekend guests came from Cincinnati Norwood Batavia Oxford Owensville and Five Mile with many families sharing Sunday meals and visits.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cover visited Mrs. R. W. Hunter of Monterey. Grace McNutt returned from New Vienna for Thanksgiving. Many relatives and friends gathered for dinners and visits. Leona Foster and Thomas Walker wed at 4 p.m. with reception to follow. A program at the Presbyterian church closed with a sermon by Rev. Garvin. Also mentions neighborhood visits, hospitalities, and a Foley's Honey and Tar testimonial for coughs and croup.
Cincinnati guest Mrs. Lucile Martin visits her parents J. K. Martin and family. Sardinia guest Miss Ruth Burquett visits Miss Mable Wrigglesworth. Families share dinners and visits across local towns including Augusta Felicity Moscow and Cincinnati. Foley Kidney Pills advertise relief for back pain and joint discomfort with Nash Pharmacy.
Adams county commissioners last week hired deputies for the probate judge recorder sheriff clerk and treasurer at four hundred dollars each. The deputies are not expected to work the full year.
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