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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1917
Page
5
Local catarrh cannot be cured by applications, requiring an internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and works through the blood to mucous surfaces. Prescribed by leading physicians for years, it combines tonics and blood purifiers. Send for testimonials. price 75c.
Local notices list visitors Russell Valentine and family at Fred Pierson's and others at various homes including O C Gillespie, RE A McMurchy, James Johnston, Calvin Meeker, Frank McNair, and Christ Godman. A Navy enlistment in Norfolk, Virginia. births for Kenneth Meeker and Marguerite Virginia Sloan mentioned. Sloan's Liniment advertised for joint and muscle pains at 25 cents.
Mt Holly notes confirm the return of Mrs. Ludlow mother of Frank Ludlow after tending sick mother in Indianapolis. funeral for Mrs Curtis at Old Kethel church follows illness. community sympathy expressed. Edna Follow visits Batavia. birthday dinner for Pin gree Hair. O B Myrick absent from school due to sickness. Dr King's New Discovery promoted for coughs and colds with 50 cent price.
Mrs Taylor Connor died last Saturday morning from pneumonia leaving a husband five daughters three grandchildren and a brother in mourning. The community extends sympathy to relatives and friends. Harry Burdsall and family of Hamilton visited last week at the bedside. Mr Brewer of Williamsburg moved to town Chas Binpap and son Pratt were callers. Gilbert Hauck lost a cow. Mamie Brewer visits Cincinnati. John McKever Williamsburg was a recent caller.
Fragmented OCR text discusses health indicators and the absence of clear signs of well being. It includes garbled phrases about digestion and vitality and ends with incomplete, hard to parse lines. The readable parts suggest a discussion of alertness, energy, and pain absence as health measures.
When you feel tired to work, wake up weary, have backache or side pains, and rheumatic twinges, your kidneys may be disordered. Fay Shelburg of All, Missouri, says two 50-cent boxes of Foley Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble after others failed. Nash Pharmacy.
John Wheeler of Cincinnati and several visitors spent the weekend here. Mrs. Bessie Lindsey and children stayed with Mrs. Wilbur Hancock of Amelia, while Henry Reed from Amelia attended church. Rev. Corbet from New Richmond preached a Sunday sermon. Carl Davidson of Cincinnati visited his parents. Neighbors helped save Mr. Davidson’s residence from a 3 am fire, though the smoke house and wood house burned. Several locals attended the Farmers Institute at Amelia. Elwood Denham visited family in Indiana. Emma Brumagem visited Nan Lindsey in Cincinnati.
A vintage ad touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey for cold symptoms. It claims to ease sneezes sniffles relieve sore throat loosen phlegm and clear bronchial tubes with antiseptic quality. Group whooping cough and chronic bronchial affections are said to improve. price 25 cents at druggists.
Social and lunch sale planned at Mrs OU F Hollenbeck home next Friday night January 12 proceeds for Union Chapter 8. Community visits list include Pomona Orange meeting at Bethel and Civic Club hosting events. Reader notices mention travel to Cincinnati and Pittsburg plus Dr Blogs New Life Pills laxative ad referencing winter constipation relief.
Misses Goldie and Albertine Hutchin entertained a large crowd of youths on New Year’s night with dancing and games and a dainty repast. Dr. and Mrs. Haas moved into Thomas White’s property. Several residents, including Miss Florence Julia Murphy and Miss Ruth Murphy, were in Batavia. The Grange will meet Saturday afternoon to install officers for the coming year. Sunday school progress featured with Mary Johnson as superintendent and Merrick Hutchinson as secretary. Several local families and visitors are noted, with health concerns including lagrippe affecting Rev. Shambaugh and Martha Leeds. Dr. ThomasEclectic Oil is recommended for various ailments.
The article lists numerous local social updates including wedding guests, visits and moves. Names such as Rev and Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs. Dick Reed, Ruth Burgnett, Miss Mabel Wrigglesworth, Horace Reed, Roy Fing, Tom ing, Loucille Miller, Charlie Purkhiser, Ed McCalla, Maggie Case, Nan Frey, Geo Quiggins, Emma Utter, Blair, Than Yates and others are mentioned with their recent activities, travels, and health notes within the community.
The text urges meal spacing of at least five hours to avoid indigestion and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy. It claims the tablets strengthen the stomach and help it function naturally, with availability stated as obtainable everywhere.
Little Anna May Spinx of Norwood visits aunt Mrs. Jas L Favret and family. Chas Miller of Hulington guests his ill brother John G Miller. Edward H Beckett of Dayton weekend with Rev J N Beckett and wife. Mrs Sarah E B Rutledge visits Cincinnati daughters. R Davidson family of Marathon spends Sunday with Jos Christy and wife. Jim Wynn of Lynchburg visits Jos L Favret and family. L L Johnson insurance agent of Bata via Ohio Farmers Insurance transacting business here last week.
Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as a fast acting cough medicine that clears throat and chest inflammation, loosens tight coughs, eases breathing, and contains no opiates. Nash Pharmacy markets it as a remedy for colds coughs and croup.
Start each day with a brisk morning bath at a cool but not ice cold temperature and sleep with the window up to reduce catching colds. If you do fall ill, take Cham berlain's Cough Remedy and get rid of the cold as quickly as possible. Obtainable everywhere.
The Clermont County Cow Testing Association reports 33 merit cows this month, with eleven over 45 pounds butterfat and thirteen over 1000 pounds milk. Queen, a purebred Holstein owned by J H Taylor Beth el, yields 1562 pounds. Dixie, a Jersey owned by C C Barkley New Richmond, leads butterfat at 64.7 pounds.
J H White leaves on a two week business trip to Chicago. Farewell for Mrs Bromey of the Pythian Sisters. Births, illnesses, and moves mark a busy period with gatherings at the M E church and the United Brethren church. Community members travel, visit, and host relatives amid club and church activities.
Mrs C H Troy visited relatives at Newport Kentucky last week Viola and Grace Hendrickson spent the week with Samuel Rubie and family in Cincinnati Mr and Mrs T E Mattox were weekend guests of W O Mattox at Amelia George Trump and wife hosted New Year dinner for Clyde Trump family and Miss Mary Trump Albert Montijar Norton visiting relatives here Miss Elizabeth Branscomb Cincinnati guest of Mrs Emeline Mattax and Elizabeth Craner Leonard Guild and family Ten Mile spent Sunday with Morland Eppert Frank Knabb died January 2 after a lingering illness funeral January 4 at Mt Morian attended by many friends and relatives We extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
Mrs. C J Harlow mourns her mother who died January 6 and funeral is at Bloom Rose church Tuesday at 1 pm. Local families host and visit including Homer Johnson and wife, Henry Hobson and son Thomas, Beulah and Hazel, W H Hobson clan, Elizabeth Johnson of Walnut Hills, Hattie Glancy, and Robert Rowan. Death notice for Jack Campbell near Chasetown reported.
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