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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1916

Page

5

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Reward

A vintage advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable case of catarrh. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as reliable for thirty five years, claims to heal via the blood and mucous surfaces, and asserts visible health improvements after a short course. Testimonials are promised and Toledo firm J Cheney & Co. is cited with a 75 cent price from druggists.

Hall J. Cheneey & CO Toledo Ohio

Newtownsville Social Roundup Includes Visits and Events

Ernest Thompson and wife from Modest visited Chas Pringles. A N Williams and wife saw city relatives. Olive Needham and father from Norwood visited Mrs Thomas Needham family. Mrs George Randall from Milford spent week at Dale Oudeush home. Clara Roudebush from Taylorsville returned home for vacation. Mothers club to hold parcel post sale and oyster supper December 15 at the school. Jones from Cozaddale visiting relatives. James Gorman and wife from Madisonville visited Clifford Long. Carl Slye and family spent Thanksgiving with Edenton relatives. Buryl Jordan and family spent Sunday with Costa relatives. Protracted meeting closed at M E church Friday. Carl Anstead and family visited Owensville relatives. L L Johnson Ohio Farmers Insurance agent from Batavia transacted business here this week.

Ernest Thompson Modest Chas. Pringles A. N. Williams Olive Needham Norwood Thomas Needham George Randall Milford Dale Oudeush Clara Roudebush Taylorsville Ill Mothers’ Club Far Jones Cozaddale James Gorman Madisonville Clifford Long Carl Slye Edenton Buryl Jordan Costa M. E Carl Anstead Owensville L. L. Johnson Ohio Farmers Insurance Batavia

Sloan's Liniment for bumps and sprains advertised

Sloan's Liniment is presented as a quick penetrating remedy for bumps strains and sprains common to children and outdoor work. It claims faster relief than mossy plasters and ointments and offers soothing relief for rheumatic aches neuralgia and post cold soreness with a bottle available at druggists.

Sloan

Social Evening by Ladies Aid at Oyster Coup School House

The ladies' aid society plans a social Saturday evening at the Oyster coup school house with ice cream and cake. A fire bell warning is used as a cough analogy, promoting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for persistent coughs after colds or grip. Mrs. Thomas Beeching notes it helps her husband who catches cold easily. Obtainable everywhere.

Ladies’ Aid Society Thomas Beeching Andrews Chamberlain

Thanksgiving and social visits noted around town

Local residents spent Thanksgiving at home and attended events. Visits included Miss Viola Maddox with Collie Smith in Amelia, Edith Brazier in Cincinnati, and Mrs Mary Beil with Mr Mire Boltz in Mt Adams. The Carmel Protective Association planned a December meeting at Ludlow's store.

Charley Perin University Viola Maddox Collie Smith Amelia Joe Davis Artwell F. B Brown Line Brooks Ithameville Sarah Perry Delia Bell Mabel Barrow Carrie Barrow Cincinnati Edith Brazier Is. Jones and Son Newtown Mire Boltz Mt. Adams Mary Beil Carmel Protective Associati Wilt aMt O. Hi. Ludlow Elizabeth Phillips H Piitys J. Boyo Ali Andre J. Carmel Grange Harley Belt Viewport Silverton

Constipation Concerns Prompt Nervousness Relief Mention

Fragmentary text hints at constipation affecting nerves and pace, with references to relief methods and possible remedies. The readable portion mentions wellbeing, digestion, and fate, but lacks concrete events, dates, or named entities to extract a fuller report.

Thanksgiving Socials and Local Notices At Greenberry

The Greenberry area lists visits and gatherings with Hutchinsons Quinbys Shillings Browns Harrows Whites and others visiting in Maple Grove Norwood Macon Mara thon and Lynchburg. Mrs Bicking plans a sale December 9. An ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for colds with at home relief claims.

Local residents host Thanksgiving gatherings across the area

Mr and Mrs James Carpenter entertained about 20 friends for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Milt Sapp hosted dinner with Mrs Maxwell and daughters from Monterey and Mr and Mrs R Sapp and daughter from Gernon. Mr and Mrs F Judd hosted Sunday with Mr and Mrs Quinby near Maple Grove and Miss Elsie Davis. Miss Nancy Mount visited Carlisle Ohio. Fred Schafroth and family hosted Sunday with Reichel Wolf and Carl Wolf of Walnut Hills and Albert Bilz of Branch Hill. Augustus Carlier and family held Thanksgiving dinner with William Collum city. The community mourns the sudden death of Robert Biltz after illness, funeral to follow.

James Carpenter Milt Sapp Maxwell Monterey R. Sapp Gernon F. Judd Quinby Maple Grove Elsie Davis Nancy Mount Carlisle O. Fred Schafroth Reichel C.’ Wolf Carl Walnut Hills Albert Bilz Branch Hill Augustus Carlier William Collum City Robert Biltz

Constipation Linked to Dull Skin Promised Cure

An advertisement claims constipation causes dull skin and promotes New Life Pills from Dr. Bing. The mild laxative is described as ensuring a full, non-griping morning movement and reducing feelings of sluggishness. A bottle is advertised at 25 cents at all druggists.

Dr. Bing

Local residents visit relatives across Indiana and nearby towns

Mr and Mrs C C Hays visited his sister in Indiana recently. Howard Troy of Madisonville spent Wednesday with his parents the Marshalls. Mr and Mrs Charles Ildhardt of Ten Mile and Miss Lulu Lindsey visited their parents in town on Thursday. Mrs R M Ayer entertained to dinner at Thanksgiving. Numerous relatives from Madisonville Walnut Hills Linwood and Portsmouth visited kin across town this week.

C.C. Hays Indiana Howard Troy Madisonville Marshall Troy Charles Ildhardt Ten Mile Lulu Lindsey City William Lindsey R. M. Ayer Edward Marion and Son Walnut Hills Thos. Bragdon Linwood Howard Ayer Arthur Dryer Pearl Ayer Portsmouth Mary Pommert Amelia Delmar Knabb King's Mills Kenneth Gray Frank Knabb Medill Ruther Clyde Trump Mary Trump George Trump Alma Eppert Cassie Tone Walter Eppert Marguerite Florence Peterman

No Higher Price for This Safe Kidney Remedy

While food and clothing have risen in cost the price of Foley Kidney Pills remains low. The pills relieve backache side pains and rheumatic discomfort and assist with bladder trouble. Nash Pharmacy offers the product at a steady price despite overall inflation.

Foley Nash Pharmacy

Sunday Socials and Visiting Guests

Walter Bogart and wife hosted a 99.48 dinner at Mrs. Hattie Davidson’s in Illiamsburg on Sunday. Ketel and Harold Medary celebrated Thanksgiving with Ollie Thomas in Columbus. A.R. Brown and family visited Roy McKibben's. A quarterly meeting is planned for next Sunday with Rev. Ketchum delivering the sermon. Codling and family were Sunday visitors at Ora Harbart. Miss Alps Martin returned home to Marathon. F. W. Parker returned from a trip, Edith Meyers is home from the party, and Jordan entertained for dinner.

Walter Bogart Hattie Davidson Illiamsburg Ketel Harold Medary Ollie Thomas Columbus A.R. Brown Roy McKibben Ketchum Codling Ora Harbarts Edith Meyers Jordan John Erboldt North Feesghter Trilla Pollock Milford Leona Heizer Florence Gregerson Eaton W. C. Heizer K. of Phal Williamsburg Age Lizzie Beebee Robert Bblish Bertis Madisonville Jacob Hawk Mt. Crab Hazel Wilson Oakland Henry Purdy Ray Purdy Buford Sallie Wells Moses Elston Boat Run Nicholas White Ohio Wesleyan University Alexander Clover Alma Runyan Ashland Henry Busch, Jr Katherine Linwood Vesta Club R. L. Allen Ohio Britton Clover Nook Carey Beacham Williams J. C. Dennis Gece T. R. Hartman Lena Emma Helen Hartman Anna Wilson Everett White Applegate Marathon O. C. Knight W. M. Keller J. H. H. Sentman Frank McLean J. C W. Fuhr J. B. Cover C. H. McNutt Cincinnati Commandary Knights Templars Scottish Rite First Presbyterian Church W. L. Spiegel

Constipation remedy praised for gentle relief

A brief notice extols Chamberlain's Tablets as effective for constipation. It claims they are pleasant to take, easy on the stomach, mild, and gentle in effect, and available widely.

Bethel Social Roundup Covers Wins and Visits

Mrs W O Bowers hosted her Sunday school class at her country home. Numerous neighbors and relatives visit or stay with local families including trips to Knoxville Otway Cincinnati and Shreveport. Emmet Crane dies December 4 with funeral by Rev Chas M Johnson. Bethel Board of Trade held first free picture show in K P hall with prizes awarded to local residents.

W. O. Bowers Wm. F. McPherson Newell Knoxville, Tenn Roscoe Blackburn Otway Ken Martin Forestville Chas. Smith S. W.H. Bannister W. M. Scott Cincinnati Geo. Halse Walter Bainum Lee Hannah Earl Hannah Adelle Strasselle C. F. Cash Batavia William Stephen Mamie Georgetown O. A. Brannock Keith Brannock City Frank Humphries Columbus Wilmington David Wells Zanesville Edwin Armour Ed Campbell Metropole Hotel Louise Abbot Yellow Springs Lisbon Simcox Marion Herman Henke H. W.trenner Mr. Messersmith Elmwood Ida Mary Newton W. ©. Bowers Newark Maude Leonard George Larkins Lucien Bredweil Gorden Miller Caliornia

Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement by Batavia Residents

Corroboration from local readers supports Doan’s Kidney Pills as a proven remedy. W H Dowdney, Georgetown hardware dealer, cites a serious kidney complaint cured by Doan’s, then confirms lasting relief two years later. Also noted are visits and social posts among area residents and Thanksgiving gatherings, with several local names and towns listed.

W. H. Dowdney Main St Georgetown Doan Dowdney

Williamsburg Pythian Bazaar to Offer War Price Free Shopping Night

Thanksgiving visitors fill Williamsburg from Eaton Madisonville and Clover as the annual Pythian Sisters bazaar at the K of P hall on December 8 promises many fancy and useful articles, no admission, and lively entertainment. Local clubs, families, and residents attend services, dinners, and gatherings amid a busy holiday scene with notable bets on football and temperance talks.

Cough Remedies Sold By Dr Nine Matures Own Tonic

A fragmented notice advertises a cough remedy claiming to soothe throat irritation and ease breathing. It mentions Dr Nine Mature and a bottle sold by druggists at Queen location, with a reward for information about a free female collie dog.

Foley's Honey and Tar Relieves Chronic Cough Says R F Hall

R F Hall of Mabe Virginia says a decade of troublesome bronchial cough and throat irritation ended after taking one bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar. Nash Pharmacy markets the remedy.

Foley R. F. Hall Mabe Nash Pharmacy

Parole Hearing Requested for George Smith at Mansfield Reformatory

Notice that George Smith, prisoner at the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield, requests parole consideration. The Superintendent and Chairman will present the recommendation to the Board of Administration for a hearing on or after December 12, 1916. Chief Clerk J. E. Clark signs the notice.

George Smith Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield Ohio Board of Administration Chalain J. E. Clark

Coughs and Colds Not to Be Neglected

A cautions readers on treating colds early to prevent serious illness. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a reliable cough medicine that soothes irritated throats, loosens phlegm, and eases coughing for various respiratory ailments.

Foley

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the Geiger-Jones Co. Investment Securities Canton E. ©. Ireton Newtonsville MT. Carmel Fomberlain J. W. Hutchinson A. L. Quinby Gladys Hutchinson Ray Schooley W. H. Hunter Lynchburg Frank Wise Hazel Leslie Emma Shilling Samuel Harlow Gus Brown Howard Harrow Elmer White Rachel Harlow Marion Hutchinson Carrie Roush Clarence Hutchinson Mary Bicking J. K. White Gladys and Pearl Geo. White Macon Dr. King R. King Stonelick Locust Corner Bethel Dean Ed Bishop Bragdon Corn Ely Nellie Coleman O. C. Kearns Washington, D. C Congress Hazel Lowrey Cedarville Lena Hutson Bowman Woodruff Sharonville M. M. Greenwade Madisonaie Coray Ben Mattox Tusculum Ana Hackett John Pommert Jane Backus BE. R. Stairs Allan Curry Hilda Kruck Woman's Club Saturda Katherine Offutt Kcilla Day Pilgrim Miles Standish Ivy Hutson Missmas Schuster School of Elocution Beatrice Hancock G. W. Huntington Harry McKay Clyde Jessie Coulter J. Merle Rife Cydaryan Ruth Smith Weat Aexandria Chas. Kain Ed Hancock Blair Kain Detroit Mich Nicholas Kain A. T. Kain Gladys McKeever William Christie Lebanon Grace McNutt Eleanor Converse Plain City New Richmond Richmond P. Hobson United States M. E. Church Irene Cornwell Erla Hestaline Dawson Harry McAdams Florence McGuire Riley McAdams Barbara Lakemire Frank Livengood Dayton C. P. Chatterton Elberon Allen Joseph Berry Spring Street Main Street W. S. McAfee W. H Bethel Girls Felicity Burg Martha Hancock Estey Fagin Lida Arewine Louise Hill Ameas Aliie-Chamles If Bullock Works Rwood N. Ialways Traction Interurban Terminal Co Arrow Chase Castor New York Bears Castoria the Centaur Company Cincinnati, Ohio A. O. Nash Bermoth Brose Keocker BB. Thompson Ares Anders Clermont Ott Cramer Clermont County W.E. Cramer H. L. Britton B. F. Kain le North O Phor Hamaburg Ryeet A Bantamike Kain Run Bridge Nls Brewer Plymouth Rock Cockerels C.F Hollenbeck Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Co E. Market St Juneliul Carroll-Jamieson Machine Tool Co Rhode Island C. M. Chaney Route 1 Citizens Phone Williameburg South Bantam Henry Horn Gregg Farm McMahn Newtonnville Ise J. F. Knight J. A. Bi Wlssantz J. A. Minning
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