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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
5
Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets as a permanent cure for headaches caused by stomach liver or bowel disorders. Claims thousands of women suffer periodic headaches and that tablets correct the underlying issues eliminating future headaches with many proven cures.
Local residents and visitors spread across Owensville and nearby towns during Thanksgiving weekend. Attendance included Mrs. Ada Davis and children at Perintown and families visiting Cincinnati, Batavia, and Covington. A December 5 program by the Owensville Community and Musical Society features speaker Eli H. Speidel of Batavia.
J M Fitspatrick and wife spent several days last week with Russell Prickett and family at Hyde Park. Mrs Berths Kennedy entertained the Art Needle Work Club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs B Anderson has returned to Cincinnati after visiting home folks. Guy Frazee and wife hosted Mack Morford and wife of Elmwood as guests.
These tablets target indigestion and constipation, toning the stomach and aiding natural function. They act gently on the liver and bowels to restore a healthy condition. If you feel dull and constipated, try them for pleasing results.
Young residents organized a surprise party for Clarence Lytle marking his eighteenth birthday with a dainty luncheon. Miss Hilda Follow visited her aunt Mrs Cora Foozer near Georgetown. O M Edwards and wife were guests of B L Ketchum and family at Rewtonsville.
The column reports a farm sale to Mrs Gray by Brown and notes Alice Blosser of Pittsburg planning vacation with Olinane Misses Lytle and Biles Binning. Delegates from Christian chapel attend Young Peoples Conference in Williamsburg with county and state delegation plans. Ladies Helping Circle meets at Hert Lytle home. Osia Woodward visits family in W Va. Community dinner at Fair Oak school on Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Mary Kaley of Delaware Ohio describes relief from liver and kidney troubles after one bottle of Trutona the Perfect Tonic. She says headaches dizziness and nervous insomnia improved and urges others to try the medicine now being introduced at A C Nash's Pharmacy Batavis Ohio.
Fragmentary notes show Kilgore plans a Thanksgiving dinner with Campden and Romeo. A duet at the storium is mentioned, but details are unclear.
Mr and Mrs J P Innis of Columba host guests at Paren ee Associ tes 1:30 p m. Esther Hill wed Shirley Conover at Seren Hill home near Newtonsville. Sunlight Creamery now operated by J C Dennis Co. Many local families celebrate Thanksgiving with dinners and a soldier reception at M E Parsonage.
Misses Marguerite and Louise Witt of Cincinnati visit their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Lungmus host relatives at Latonia Kentucky while Mrs. L. stays for weeks. Mrs. David Handy and children visit J. H. Dawson and wife. Dr. Bradley and family spend winter in Cincinnati. Sam Strimple returns from the Marine Corps for Thanksgiving. Mrs. J. O. Fitzpatrick elected president of the county Young Peoples Association. Dr. and Mrs. O. Fitzpatrick spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Nichols at Batavia. Blanche Kelly of Cincinnati home on extended visit. Mattie Surry and sisters host Will Surry of Oregon and Bert Surry family from Washington. J. Houser hosts Thanksgiving family dinner. Mrs. Warner entertains Miss Zella.
A farmer from Clark County Ohio reports stepping on a rusty nail and using Houstonia to heal the wound. The ad urges carrying a bottle, claims rapid pain relief, and promotes the liniment for open cuts and burns with prices and distributors listed.
Physicians urge strict isolation for severe colds to prevent spread, recommending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Thanksgiving gatherings mark visits among Andersons, Ingons, Denham, Lindsey, and Brunk families, with a birthday surprise for Mr. Schunk and a thanks giving luncheon.
Mrs Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri reports Cham berlain s Cough Remedy as a splendid medicine. She uses it for children at first signs of croup or nervous cough and finds relief after a few doses. She says a short course clears the cold and cough, restoring health quickly.
The column lists residents visiting relatives and hosting gatherings over Thanksgiving and the weekend. Names include Wilson Holland and family in Westchester, Henry Bunyan sale attendees, J B Ireton and Patel Mulloy, Bila Joseph and daughter Bather, Mr and Mrs Brink, James Applegate, Margarite Genet, Blanche Smith, John Davidson and wife, W D Davidson and family, Raymond Carr, Higie Davidson, Misselmo Gros nickle, Ed Jester, and Bertram Vomarla, with multiple hosting and visiting details.
Mrs Susan Hawthorn improves after serious illness while Mrs Kramer visit relatives near Mr Crab. Indiana couple Will Fomorin and Mop Helen Schilling of Eldorado visit B B Whites Moat. Residents called to Bata on Monday and Tuesday as witnesses in the Selph trial. Mr and Mrs U Predmore spent time with relatives.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Harold, Cincinnati University, Miami, and a legal case or loan matter. References to L Byrnes, a building, and Ohio locations appear, but details are unreadable.
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