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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
5
Belfast items report John Crone visiting family Chas Bunyan and Mrs Lyde Williams in the city. Chas Dale buys a new farm as Epworth league met in Belfast. Also includes a brief ad for Hall’s Catarrh Cure claiming internal remedy efficacy and testimonials.
Last week visits included Carrol McNutt and Earl Hill from Cincinnati Dental College at E. H. McNutt's home. Death of J.G. Hutchinson at 67 due to paralysis after a year of illness. Fielding letters and notices include Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills endorsement by Loyd Hulick Batavia. Foley's Kidney Cure praised by A H Thames of Buffalo. Funeral details for Williamsburg held Thursday. Multiple local names and brief notices of illness travel and commerce appear in this community record.
Frank J. Roudebush died at his home Sunday morning. Funeral services are set for Tuesday morning conducted by Rev. Patton of New Town. He was one of our best and oldest citizens and will be sadly missed by the community.
Mrs. Maud Hawkins Burbman is dying of typhoid fever. Mrs. Wolf of Lima suffers paralysis. Joseph Lindsey spent Sunday in Cincinnati. Mrs. N. F. Warren returned from four weeks with Cincinnati kin. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. D. Silcott visited Williamsburg relatives. Tabasco residents attend Mrs. Dillon funeral. G. W. Temple of Cincinnati visited home. Sarah Alexander Dillon, widow of James Dillon, died at Mrs. Stahl’s home. Boy’s life saved from membranous croup. C. W. Lynch cites Foley’s Honey and Tar relief. Funeral by Rev. Spurrier at Mt. Pisgah cemetery. Don Westerman of Delphos with Dr. Mott. Albert Pearce and Edwin Evanshide visited John Colvin at Lawrenceburg. Mrs. Alice Reinhardt of New Richmond visited. Dr. and Mrs. Mott with Denham’s Hill relatives. G. W. Wyatt of New Richmond visited.
Forecasts warn of sudden weather related illness and urges cautious households to keep One Minute Cough Care on hand. E H Wise of Madison Georgia credits the product with health gains and potentially his life in a testimonial about curing coughs colds la grippe bronchitis pneumonia and lung troubles. Beck's Pharmacy advertises the remedy.
Thanksgiving observances described with multiple local hosts in Miamiville including Eveland Cross Purkhiser Smith and others. Notes on a discharge of Edgar Long from the Philippines, Florence Fletcher visiting from Oxford, first snow on the 27th, school entertainment and a planned Christmas Eve play to fund a library. Plus local ads and a cough remedy recommendation.
The snippet records residents visiting relatives, health concerns, and local reflections. William Dennis is cared for after a short visit, Samuel Morse returns from Illinois in poor health, Gerry Hutchinson’s sudden death shocks the community, and F A Ireton notes Thanksgiving at home while praising his school. Residents are urged to visit district schools and engage with pupils. Harry Burdsall and wife spent Thanksgiving locally.
The makers of Chamberlains Cough Remedy release a new product Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are promoted to treat constipation biliousness sick headache impaired digestion and related disorders. Easier to take than pills they stimulate bowel movements improve appetite and aid stomach and liver function. Becks Pharmacy offers them.
The C G P street cars operate on schedule now with an hourly connection to Cincinnati. Mrs Harley Moberly returns to Windsor N after visiting friends and relatives here. Frank Swing of the Cincinnati Medical College spent Thanksgiving with family. Walter Snider and wife of Mt Crabs visited relatives nearby. Miss Abbie Townn of Cincinnati visited her mother. Charles Beck and his son Howard of Mattoon Illinois visited relatives here. The rite of baptism was administered at the.
An old advertisement touts Hagee's Cordial as winter nourishment boosting blood, nerves, and flesh. It claims no grease or fishy taste, improving vigor and resilience, and lists Katharinon Chemical Co. of St. Louis as the preparer and druggists as sellers.
An advertisement explains kidney and bladder disorders affect both sexes, with Swamp Root promoted as a remedy. It claims wide prevalence, offers sample bottles by mail, and invites readers to write to Dr Kilmer and Co in Binghamton New York. A follow up notice seeks a county manager with a weekly salary and expense advances in Chicago Illinois.
Mrs Sallie Medaris born Sallie Patterson in June 1845 near New Boston Ohio died November 15 after a life of generosity in Clermont county. She married EK G Medaris December 24 1833 and left a husband a daughter a sister and three brothers. Funeral services were held at her residence with Rev A E Putt. burial at Newtonsville cemetery. Cincinnati Telephone Co incorporated with $50000 capital to build telegraph and telephone lines from Cincinnati to Lebanon via Hamilton Butler and Warren counties.
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