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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1899
Page
8
The Clermont Courier offers a订 1.25 annual rate through January 1, 1901. Local events include visits by Miss Eva Hitch and Miss Anna Ranon. new calendars from Joe Beck. Thanksgiving guests, weddings, and a Baptist choir cantata at city hall. Community notices cover real estate, business ads, hospitalities, and a Christmas bazaar for Amelia Methodist church.
Rapp Bros headquarters advertise felt boots while Kline promotes holiday offerings and cash incentives. Election night at Batavia G A R post on December 11 seeks full attendance. Local names E B Scott & Son Beck's Pharmacy and Dr Oliver Tatman appear with remedies and medical notes. Miss Cornelia G McCastin returns for Thanksgiving. The King’s daughters aid the needy through M E church.
The week saw two sale days Tuesday and Wednesday due to Thanksgiving. Prices rose 1 to 2 cents with better grades selling at 10 cents and higher, the best bid reaching 44% at Bodman Warehouse. New tobacco offerings grow, with strong demand and plentiful orders for the coming weeks.
Charles Davis of Bowerstone faced a dire fight with consumption as two years of worsening lung trouble left him near death. He used Dr. King's New Discovery and reports instant relief and a permanent cure. The remedy, advertised for chest and lung troubles for 25 years, costs 60c and 100c per bottle with trial bottles free at local druggists Dr. John Bunn in Batavia and J RB Hicks in Amelia.
Claiming instant relief from bodily pain, the advertisement touts Dr. Thomas Electric Oil as effective for burns cuts sprains and accidents, suggesting it eliminates terror of pain when used at home.
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