Doan's Kidney Pills Benefited Ailing Man
A public claimant from Georgetown Ohio recounts kidney trouble with frequent secretions and a drained system. After stopping doctors and using Doan's Kidney Pills the symptoms disappeared, confirming a prior testimonial. Sale agents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY promote the remedy.
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Aleck Tumbleson
Grant Ave
Georgetown
Ohio
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Local residents visit and social notes plus catarrh cure advertisement
Local notices detail visits by Nellie Haggerty Verner and Coombs couples, Pattison family, Lowe households, Maud Nichols and Viola Wilson, and Mayme Hancock hosting the embroidery club. An unrelated health ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with testimonials and a $100 reward offer.
Tree Lined Mt Holly Amid Holiday News
Walter Bauer resigns as Forest Hill school teacher. Miss Alice Dial to replace him. M Edwards party safely arrives in Florida. Florida trip for Mr and Mrs Judd and Mrs Moyer planned at Christmas. Mrs Robinson widow of Frank dies in Pasadena California. eight children survive across states. Miss Hazel Ulry hosts Christmas program at Fair Oak. False report of a train robbery involving Moyer Judd and wives disproved. Mary Sommermire joins Moyer party in Cuba.
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Courier
Walter Bauer
Forest Hill School
Alice Dial
Florida
Mercury
Hazel Ulry
Fair Oak
Robinson
Frank Robinson
Bertha
Passadena
Cal
Moyer
Judd
O. K
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised For Croup Remedy
An Ohio father from Manchester touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the best cure for croup and coughing fits in children. He recalls severe attacks where the remedy provided immediate relief, endorsing it for croup, coughs and colds despite varied grogshop opinions.
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King
Lewis Chamberlain
Manchester
Ohio
Ray
Hucklen A
Dislocated Shoulder Ends Wrestling Match Pickup
Homer Johnson suffers a dislocated shoulder during a wrestling session and will wear a sling for some time. Walter Henderson of Springboro visited N B Wallace last week. Carroll Jones and wife hosted Sunday dinner. Will Hobson and family, Goldie Kathryn, Edith Hobson part of visitors. Benton Hunter and wife from Columbus spend the week with relatives here. Nora Harlow and Ruth visit sister Mrs Joseph Weaver in Williamsburg. Miles Grancy and wife with Henry Harlow visit Will Hobson in the city. Will Hunter and wife from Williamsburg had Sunday dinner with J W Hutchinson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Johnson
Clark Harlow
Homer
Walter Henderson
Springboro
N. B. Wallace
Carroll Jones
Will Hobson
Edith
W. H. Jones
Goldie Kathryn
Benton Hunter
Columbus
Nora Harlow
Ruth
Joseph Weaver
Williamsburg
Miles Grancy
Henry Harlow Will Hobson
Will Hunter
J. W. Hutchingon
Dr Hobson's Ointment Heals Itchy Eczema Quickly
An advertisement claims Dr Hobson's Ointment cures eczema and related skin conditions such as tetter, salt rheum, and eruptions. It promises prompt relief from persistent itching and burning sensations, asserting effectiveness since the war.
NICHOLSVILLE Socials and Visits Amid Holiday Cheer
Delayed notes from Nicholsville report visits by R C McNair of Oxford and Wm Dick of Cincinnati to G W McNair. Roy Purkhiser from Columbus stays with parents for holidays. Mrs John Hall and Mrs Roy Hall with Miss Ethel Hall shopped in Bethel. Dr Mary Crane of Columbus visits Rev A Dunn. M E folks hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Pearl Davis Conn. post March 1 the Conn family will be at Elk Lick. James Corbin of Texas visits Harrison Shinkle. Julius Dorsey of Pt Pleasant and family with John Demaris. Mrs Calvin Meeker and Archie McMurchy ill. Mrs M H Brannen visited Amelia. School plans Christmas exercises before Xmas. J L Roudebush works in Pike Co Ky this week.
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R. C. McNair
Oxford
Wm. Dick
Cincinnati
G. W. McNair
Roy Purkhiser
Columbus
John Hall
Roy Hall
Ethel Hall
Bethel
Mary Crane
A. Dunn
M. E
Pearl Davis Conn
Conn
Elk Lick
James Corbin
Texas
Harrison Shinkle
Julius Dorsey
Pt. Pleasant
John Demaris
Calvin Meeker
Archie McMurchy
M. H. Brannen
Amelia
J. L. Roudebush
Pike Co
Guarding Against Croup With Foley's Honey and Tar
A letter from P H Ginn of Milledgeville Ga advocates Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the best safeguard against croup and colds. He claims his children catch fewer illnesses and recover quickly using the remedy at home.
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Croup
Foley
P.H. Ginn
Middleton
Christmas Benefit at Farrett's Hall for Catholic Church
Mrs. Valentine Yeager visited relatives in Monterey on Thursday. Mrs. Nettie Curtiss travels to Walnut Hills for Christmas holidays. An entertainment will be held at Farrett's hall on December 27 for the church with Euchre dancing and other amusements. Oysters ice cream cake and coffee to be served. John Deller's funeral was at St. Louis church Monday at 9 am. Miss Mary Freschard is ill. James Leming bought Emma Apgar's property. Apgar has moved to East Milford.
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Valentine Yeager
Monterey
Nettie Curtiss
Walnut Hills
Farrett’s Hall
Euchre
John Deller
St. Louis Church
Mary Freschard
James Leming
Emma Apgar
East Milford
Electric Bitters Prove A Remedy For Women Ills
Electric Bitters are advertised as curing stomach liver and kidney troubles weak nerves back pain and female ills. The testimonial from Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma claims the product lifted her from illness and promises relief to others with a money back guarantee and a price of one dollar per bottle. Hucklen & Co. of Philadelphia advertise the remedy.
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Eliza Pool
Depew
Okla
Hucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Lane
Local Social Notes Highlight Neighbor Visits and Outings
Mr and Mrs Tom Trout spent Sunday with Arch Holland and wife. Mrs Sadie Chatterton of Delaware visited part of last week with John Moyer Chas Zollars returns home after Virginia. Mrs Margaret Manning visited Mrs Harvey Demaris of Henning s Mills Thursday. Chas Cobb wife and daughter Francis from Iowa are at Mrs C s mother Mrs George McKibben s home. Walter Bogart s father Cedar Point visiting. Avey remodeling store room. Irene Day of Hamersville returned home after visit with Iona Mc Kibben. Otho Pearre Mrs Jessie Jordan and children spent days in city. Chas Busch and wife spent Sunday with Esther Busch of Bethel. Pearl Carr and wife visited Harry Connor s Sunday. Ruth Musgrove in Bethel last Thursday. Mrs Nan Wilson of Locust Ridge spent one day last week with Mrs Cora Thompson. Hobart Ogden in the city Tuesday.
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Tom Trout
Arch Holland
Gilbert Lewis
Cincinnati
Sadie Chatterton
Delaware
John Moyer
Chas. Zollars
Virginia
Margaret Manning
Harvey Demaris
Henning’s Mills
Chas. Cobb
Francis
Iowa
George McKibben
Walter Bogart
Cedar Point
Avey
Irene Day
Hamersville
Iona McKibben
Otho Pearre
Jessie Jordan
Chas. Busch
Esther Busch
Bethel
Pearl Carr
Harry Connor’s
Ruth Musgrove
Nan Wilson
Locust Ridge
Cora Thompson
Hobart Ogden
City
Cure sick headache by curing stomach disorders
Mrs. John Bishop of Roseville Ohio says indigestion caused her sick headaches which lasted days. A friend advised Chamberlains Tablets and the medicine relieved her quickly. For sale by all dealers.
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John Bishop
Roseville
Ohio
Chamberlain
Local Families and Businesses Update for Winter Season
John Fetzer and family moved to New Palestine while Gail and Lee Hannah purchase Davis hardware and take possession January 1. Louise Abbott visits from Yellow Springs for Xmas with Dr. and Mrs. Abbott. Several residents travel or host relatives, including Miss Blanche Meeker from Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Parker. The Baptist youth plan an evening at K P hall. Penny’s grocery changes hands. other local visits span Columbus, Brownstown, Amelia, Sodam, and Bethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fetzer
New Palestine
Gail
Lee Hannah
Davis Hardware
Louise Abbott
Yellow Springs
J. D Abbott
Clarence Young
Batavia
Ernst Myrick
Indianapolis
Blanche Meeker
R. C. Rose
City
J. F. Parker
Cliff Anderson
Hattie Byfield
Ind
Harley Dunn
Elmer Dunn
Brownstown
Wallace
Columbian Hotel
Ed Davidson
The
Baptist Church
Clara Bambach
Annie
Obas, Hockman
Sodam
Woman's Club
High School Social at Main Street Hosts
Mrs Geo Halse and Mrs B T Davis entertained the high school at their home on Main Street Tuesday evening. Mrs Gertrude Henning has returned from a visit with Mr and Mrs Quincy Pool in Lockland. Foley kidney pills advertised by A C Nash claim to restore kidney and bladder health.
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Geo. Halse
B. T. Davis
Main St
Gertrude Henning
Quincy Pool
Lockland
Christmas homecomings and local notices across Ohio
College students Grace McNutt Isabelle Foster Hugh Walker Naomi Patton Leona Heizer and Elton Elrod return for holidays. Obituary of John R Wood, Civil War veteran, with funeral held in Williamsburg after burial in Union Cemetery. Local families host guests from Columbus Cincinnati Norwood and Des Moines. Christmas events include cantata and Pythian fair.
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Grace McNutt
Ohio ‘Wesleyan University
Isabelle Foster
Hugh Walker
Ohio State
Naomi Patton
Oxford
Leona Heizer
Eureka
Ill
Elton Elrod
Ada
Laura Earhart
Crab
Mary Hughes
Everett Codling
Norwood
Rush
Helen
Batavia
Williamsburg Opera House
Earl Rose
Cincinnati
Nsaphine Chatterton
John Moyer
Clover
QO. P. Walker
J. E. Innis
Columbus
Norma
Velma Miller
Rairden
George Hageman
Ann Arbor
Mich
T. G. Foster
E. B. Holmes
John Cobb
Loveland
John R. Wood
Guthrie Times
Guthrie Center
Iowa
Doc Bosier
Williamsburg
Ohio
J. A. Bosier
Union Cemetery
John RR. Wood
Clermont County
Wm. Gosford
Des Moines
Robt. Bosier
Wood
G. F
J. A
W. P
C. W. Bosier
Mary Case
Perry
New Life Pills Promise Relief From Constipation
Claiming severe waste buildup poisons the body, the ad promotes Dr. Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation headaches and other troubles. Sold 25c at druggists or by H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
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Dr. King
Ee Mail
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Phila, & . Louis
Chichester
Christmas Greetings and Local Social Notes
We wish you all a merry Christmas and a happy New Year. Albert Smith returned home from Bethesda hospital last Saturday much improved. Clark Sargent of Moscow visited his uncle F W Wise and family last Thursday. Warren Watson spent last week in Bethel. William H Ireton and family and Dr F A Ireton of Newtonsville were guests of Wm R Ireton in Williamsburg. Peter Snider died last Friday of heart trouble. Lisa Smith birthday observance noted. Lydia Smith celebrated last Thursday. Multiple local residents visited Williamsburg and nearby towns. Sale by Peter Smith scheduled next Saturday. Rumor says Fred Schilling and family may move back to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Smith
Bethesda Hospital
Clark Sargent
Moscow
F. W. Wise
Warren Watson
Bethel
Wm. H. Ireton
G. W. Ireton
F. A. Ireton
Newtonsville
Wm. R. Ireton
Williamsburg
de Walker
Holinys
James Bunyan
Louise Risley
Peter Snider
John Jester
Delmer
Mary Wise
Peter Smith
Fred Schilling
O. J. Harlow
Lydia Smith
Young Women Suffer Back Weakness and Nervous Fatigue
A survey notes many young women suffer weak backs dull headaches and weariness. Kidney and bladder troubles also appear. relief may come from timely Foley and kidney care.
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Foley
Kigney
Commissioners Proceeding Record of December 15 Bills
County commissioners allowed numerous bills at the Monday session including burial soldier pay, school and bridge contracts, repairs, hauling, labor charges, board, surveyor and engineer fees, printing and supplies, water and farm expenses, and various coal and culvert costs. Names include H S Moore, Eli H Speidel, J N Leever, Chas F Clark, W Winspear, Clermont Pub Co, Ohio Law Reporter Co, and O A Simmons among others.
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H. S. Moore
Clerivist Pub. Co
Bell
W. P. Dienossi
John Bius Es
Eero A. Bigham
T. T. Bighan
Eli H. Speidel
Allen Kemp
J. N. Leever
P. Medara
Charles J. Williams
W. Winspear
F. & E. Miller
F. W. Walker
F. Clark
Board of Public Affairs
Clermont Pub. Co
A.M. Jefferies
John King
Wilson & Son
Webb Stationary Co
O.a.simmons
Florence Anderson
Bell Tele. Co
H. ©. Reed
J. Y. Davis
R. B. Hamilton
Robert Fisher
Geo. Phillips
Alfred Edwards
Fulton Hannah
Ohio Corrugated Culvert Co
Ernett Reinhardt
Barrett Bros
Keyser, Stone
W.N. Fridman
Rev. Hunter
F. M. Kain
L. E. Swope
Geo. A. Egen & Co
Stakattatta Pen Co
Webb Stationery Co
Harry Frost
Gus Kayser
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Proves Mothers Favorite
Mrs Verne Shaffer of Van dergrift Pa praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as her children's cure for colds and coughs saying it is superior to other medicines. A humorous exchange from Harper's Magazine about neglect and dust follows the testimonial.
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Elfen
Harper’s Magazine
Ohio Farmers Insurance moves to Courier Building Clermont County
The Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. relocates to the Courier Building at No. 3 East Market Street as the new Clermont County agent L. L. Johnson invites all with business or social interest. Johnson pledges prompt handling and reliable service, noting the company’s claim payments are prompt. His Batavia address is P. O. Box 227 and Bell telephone 152.
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the Ohio Farmers' Insurance CO
Courier
E. Market St
Clermont County
L. L. Johnson
Johnson
Our County
Ohio
Batavia
Alsti
Dean's Ointment Promoted for Various Skin Ailments
For any itching skin trouble piles eczema salt rheum hives itch scald head herpes and scabies Dean's Ointment is highly recommended. 50c a box at all stores.
Local Social Notes From Marathon Gatherings
Misses Mabel Layman and Eliza Pred spent time with friends in Marathon on Friday. Lottie Smith attended her sister Mrs. O D Ingle on Thursday. The group visiting Wm Marshall included Frank Marshall and family, Allen and Harley Marshall and children, Mrs. M B Lawrence and daughter Thelma. Prada Genet called on Gladys Marshal Friday afternoon. Mrs A W Predmore returned home after visiting her sister at West Carrollton. Mrs B B Griswold called on a Marathon sister who is ill with typhoid fever. The sick list includes Miss Annbelle Louis Miss Jeanette Creager and Leo Genet. Merle and Florence Predmore visited home folks Saturday and Sunday.
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Mabel Layman
Eliza Predmore
Marathon
Lottie Smith
O. D. Ingle
Wm. Marshall
Frank Marshall
Allen and
Harley Marshall
M. B. Lawrence
Thelma
John Creager
Prada Genet
Gladys Marshal
A. W. Predmore
West Carrollton
B. B. Griswold
Annabelle Louis
Jeanette Creager
Leo Genet
Merle
Florence Predmore
People’s Liniment Promoted for Rheumatism and Ailments
Notice proclaims People’s Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism lumbar pain and general aches. Claims internal use for cholera morbus and bowel disorders. Urges readers to ask for People’s Liniment and not to take others.
Bank to Elect Directors at Annual Meeting
The First National Bank of Will s burg Williamsburg Ohio will hold its annual meeting to elect directors for the ensuing year on January 13, 1914 from 1 to 3 p.m. in the directors room. By order of the Board of Directors, Jas McKeever, Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Willsburg
Williamsburg
Ohio
Sid Bank
Jas McKever
Burdock Blood Bitters Promoted for Pure Blood
Advertisement-style notice promotes Burdock Blood Bitters claiming heavy impure blood causes pimples headaches and nausea and that pure blood with sound digestion results from using the product sold for 1.00 at all stores.
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