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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1909
Page
5
Broad notes warning of pneumonia symptoms and urging prompt medical consultation. Mentions Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and other remedies, with multiple references to apples of medicines and household care. Includes local social notes and brief obituaries and community notices.
John Beck learned his pension rose to seventeen dollars last week as snow blanketed the area and interurban track crews cleared drifted sections. A mail carrier from Amelia was forced to abandon his wagon and ride home on horseback after getting stuck near Chas Smith. Local social notes mention visits and a meeting at Fair Oak, while a physician treats a defective eardrum and a Montana pastor reports extreme cold driving residents to hotels.
A. McAndrew of 440 Pioneer Street Cincinnati testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills curing an acute backache and kidney trouble after other remedies failed. He reports improved energy, better sleep, and no recurrence to date.
A Bethel area column lists guests visiting Williamsburg, Felicity, Henning's Mills, Nicholaville, Middletown and Mt. Crab among local families and travelers, alongside a civil war veteran's account of illness. The piece ends with a testimonial praising Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and pneumonia prevention.
A Meant homestead reception hosted by Mrs. McMurchy and Mrs. Welch drew over 75 guests. Local movers include C. H. Murry of Dayton visiting, Mrs. C. B. Kain and children visiting Rev. Falcon, and Jas. T. Kratzer on business from Dayton. Also listed are visits by Miss Edna Herd, Dr. Martin, Thomas Turnipseed, Rev. H. G. McNinn, Harley Rapp, Miss Anne Reakitt, and T. Markley among others. Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy is recommended as a safe home remedy with no opium or intoxicants.
Jacob H. Schiff aboard the Caronia criticizes a young tenor’s nightly musicales as extraordinary. A touring broker friend praised the voice after church in Salem or Gloucester until a sexton silenced the performance with a wheezy rebuke about paying people to sing.
The notice promotes The Youth's Companion yearly content, listing 50 star articles, 250 capital stories, 1000 one minute notes, and other features. New subscribers paying $1.75 receive a free 1909 calendar titled In Grandmother's Garden. The Nash Pharmacy is briefly mentioned in an unrelated slogan.
Readers urged to consider purchasing the Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer for its guidance on prosperity, balanced home life, and moral education. The paper aims to fit family needs, with father and mother benefiting from practical guidance and children encouraged toward useful futures.
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