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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
5
A troubled stomach is often irritable and weak but can be helped by Cham tablets. The text claims many have been cured of indigestion and ach troubles through a tonic that strengthens stomach function naturally. Cost is a quarter per box.
Fragmented local items include sales of farms near Loveland and Bethel, names such as Nick Repmand and Theodore Myers involved in transactions, and community events like revival services and ladies circle meetings. Also notes on insurance agents, a measles precaution, and a House remedy promotion.
Reports from Cleveland and surrounding communities note visits and family gatherings. Pearl Danby of Bran appears with her father, while Cossairt stayed with relatives near Jayton. Will Auxier and Hamer Robbins were in Georgetown. Myrtle Rhinehart is ill. Russell Valentine hosted Cincinnati relatives. Cecelia Grange set a Bantam meeting with a local program.
Ply roofing offered at 1.98 per roll in Batavia Ohio with color options green or red as advertised by Rapp and Schwab.
Sunday visits and calls fill the list with pastors, families, and friends. Rev Griffith and assisting pastor visited, while Mrs Brumagen spent the day with relatives in New Richmond. Several illness updates and local gatherings are noted across households.
The column lists visitors and arrivals at Smith and Lebanon households. Mrs Harvey hosts a supper after a church event and Edward Bourpe is named master at a local gathering. A funeral for Mrs Weakwood is noted with burial at Mt. Olivet. Protracted meetings and Sunday school efforts are reported along with resident health updates and upcoming moves.
Leroy Brunk and wife spent a few days last week with relatives at Milford. Lily Marshall of Woodville was Sunday guest of Francis Grosnickle and family. Stuart Shi visited Geo Shriver and wife on Sunday. Zola Doughman and Miss Martha Malsberry were weekend guests. Mrs. Gladys Powell returns from Kentucky. Estella Ingle called on Flora Berger Sunday.
The piece notes chronic constipation and warns against overuse of strong cathartics which dehydrate the system. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild laxative tonic that yields gentle bowel movement without severe aftereffects.
David Armstrong died at his home Tuesday after a lingering illness. Funeral Thursday at Bloomhouse led by Rev. R. F. Edwards of Williamsburg. Widow, four sons and a brother survive. Mrs. Asa Tomlin fell on ice. Sick list includes Mrs. James Bunyan. Marriage of Emma Snyder and Charles Jethymer occurred at Georgetown last Monday. Several family members attended the Vandament funeral at Crab.
An advertisement touts Houstonia liniment for rusty nail injuries and blood poisoning fears. Clark County farmer Dean McKillip recounts healing a foot wound after applying the product, claiming quick pain relief and recovery. It urges buy from druggists and notes sizes and branding.
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