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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1918
Page
5
Thousands of women suffer periodic headaches caused by stomach liver or bowel disorders. Chamberlain's Tablets correct these disorders and end headaches. Many have been permanently cured by Chamberlain's Tablets.
Locust Corner notes show residents visiting relatives and friends across Batavia Cincinnati Madisonville Ludlow and Amelia. Several military and student movements are recorded including Howard Clark returning from Camp Dix and Sousa band member Paul Dunn visiting home. Influenza cases are mild and Presbyterian services halted.
Mrs Jesee Dean and her son visit Wm Johns family while Mrs Roy Martin and daughter come from California. Mrs Lou Shell and Iva visit Batavia. Elmer Ely and wife call on Amelia friends. Clarence Johns in England awaiting a ship. Mrs R O Justice visits Chicago. Virginia White spends Mondays with Harry Ely. Ongoing influenza illness affects residents. Mrs Wm Smith travels to Cincinnati.
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh in all stages, claiming it works through the blood and mucous membranes to strengthen constitution. It offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invites readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio, with all druggists selling the product.
Milton Shriner plans to move his family to Edenton in a few days. The note expresses regret at losing them. Carl Ireton returns to school after a vacation with grandparents. Harley McMullen and family visited O. W. Harlow and wife. Ireton and Keen families from Williamsburg and Newtonville share Thanksgiving with their parents. Boston Robinson returns home on furlough. Pearl Carr and Mrs Ella Wilson visit Mrs Belle Mallott and mother.
Mrs William Applegate is at home after a visit with Mason friends. Barney Van Camp and family of Hyde Park spent Thanksgiving with Bennet Waits and wife. Mrs Daniel Barron spent part of last week with city relatives. Bar Jones and wife entertained friends from Coraddale over Thanksgiving. W J Fleming and wife of Chicago were guests of Thomas Needham. Mrs Clara Smith entertained a city friend Sunday. William Smith and children were recent guests of relatives. Protracted services are held in the M E B church led by Rev Koons of Owenaville.
Henry Harlow and family were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Arley Ingels at Sunday dinner. Alvin Hamilton of Madisonville spent Sunday with his daughter Lena White. Many relatives and neighbors visited or were visited across Madisonville Norwood Cross Town Owensville Collineville Marathon and other nearby locales including the Hobson Harlow Jester and Steward families.
The U S Public Health Service reports Spain era influenza linked to higher pulmonary tuberculosis deaths and urges influenza survivors to have lungs examined regularly. Early signs like declining health or persistent colds require medical care. Avoid patent medicines. focus on nutrition and fresh air to bolster resistance.
Mrs H L Moyer called to Ft Thomas Ky for illness of daughter Ruth. Elmwood Plate residents Amiot family return. Several local visits and sickness noted. Lyons and grandchildren in Milford. Grammer details of illnesses including influenza. Amelia event set for January 3-4.
P. Dyar of Washington County, a pioneer in farm and community betterment, will address the farmers institute. Described as a man with vision and faith in action, Dyar encourages others to improve fortunes and pursue a richer home and community life through practical effort.
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