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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1912
Page
5
In Blanchester Ohio residents report relief from rheumatic pains and back discomfort after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Z Hoyle of Fancy St. testifies that pills removed pain and improved general health. The ad urges shoppers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Community items show Miss Hazel Dawson entertaining church groups, Bessie Ferris shopping in town, a 20th wedding anniversary at Withamaville, visits from Mrs Hanby and family in New Rich mond, and Rev Love’s visit to Will Houser. The column closes with an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills claiming constitutional treatment and a $100 reward for cures.
Mila Anderson of Bantam hosted a Wednesday party with several guests. Nora Brooks visited Irma on the weekend with Adam Reinhardt of Bethel. George Hugo of Batavia spent Sunday with Fitzwater family. Yanus Thomas visits sister Mrs I N Williams. The Ladies Helping Circle plans a New Years Eve box social at Mrs Blosser’s with lunch boxes. W M Ireton of Williamsburg visits Richard Slade. Schafstall stayed with daughter Mrs Oscar Glancy of Aston last week. Raymond Brooks of Bethel visited Thomas Brooks family over the weekend.
In Lew isburg West Virginia B Rader credits Electric Bitters with curing ten years of stomach trouble and rheumatism. He states the remedy suits his case perfectly and recommends it for dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and to cleanse kidney poisons. Each bottle costs 50 cents and is guaranteed to satisfy.
Reports from Russellville and New Richmond families record Thanksgiving visits. A Presbyterian church lecture is announced for Sunday December 15. Also noted are obituaries for Clarence Martin of Columbus and visits by Miss Louise Lytle to the Purkhisers.
Mrs. Josephine Dufau of Norwood visited Will Spratlin's on Monday. Mrs. Laura Rapp spent Thursday in Cincinnati. Joe Brown and family of Pleasant Valley visited Mrs. Sarah McMahan on Sunday. Miss Winnie Martin spent the week with Miss Katie Snell. Mrs. Rufius Whitaker left for Cincinnati to spend winter with her daughter Mrs. Blanche Brown. Miss Zoah Glancy of Greenberry visited sister Mrs. Martha Thirey on Thursday. Rev. P. Pendleton to preach at the Christian church next Sunday morning and evening. Miss Lena Brunk spent Sunday with George and family at Perintown. Miss de Warman visited relatives at Lorado Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Kate Johnston daughter of the late Dr. William Johnston died Thursday morning December 5 after a two week illness. She endured years of infirmity with patient cheer while her sister Sue Johnston cared for her. Funeral services were held Saturday at the residence by Rev. Harry McMinn of Madeira. Interment followed at Moscow Cemetery. Relatives from Madisonville Norwood Cincinnati Hyde Park Walnut Hills Carntown Ky attended.
A New York physician argues that women’s thin stockings and high heeled shoes would bankrupt doctors were illnesses not treated early. The piece also touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds, noting its reputation and safety and its availability from dealers.
Widespread social notes report Wageal family visiting aunt in town while Henning family plans move to Florida. Edwards and Kelch families arrange moves to Batavia and stopover in Amelia. Mrs Leah Leeds and circle members host a larg e dinner despite rain. Several residents travel to Newport Ky Los Angeles and Amelia for holidays as diphtheria illnesses ease and church services proceed.
Winter and spring pneumonia threat is met by Dr King’s New Discovery. It’s praised by Mrs. George W. Place of Rawville Vermont for coughs colds and croop with a free trial bottle offered. The ad guarantees its use for bronchial affections and lists prices 50 cents and one dollar.
A woman from Sawtelle California reports severe cold with chest soreness and coughs. She credits Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with curing her cough overnight and curing the cold within a week. The ad promotes the remedy as for sale by all dealers.
Bert Vincent, a Black man, was sentenced to 29 years in the penitentiary by Judge A S Martin for burglarizing an inhabited Dayton dwelling. The jury urged mercy as Vincent yielded only 31 cents theft and he has served four prior penitentiary terms.
James Spaulding and others hosted or visited in Cincinnati and nearby towns. Rev. Chaney and Rev. H. B. Phillips conducted church meetings. a doll social and antique social events entertained multiple groups. Mrs. Reed, Miss Cushard, and Edgington sisters among numerous visits and hospitality.
In a sharp exchange Blobbs questions young Dr. Squills knowledge of medicine. Blobbs responds that what he doesn't know could fill a morgue, signaling a harsh verdict on the doctor's expertise.
Miss Margaret Campbell of Ft. Smith says her father, sick a year ago, found relief after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She adds her sister also benefited from the remedy with continued good health since.
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