Loveland Cure Reported Alongside Local Happenings
A Loveland farmer reports kidney illness improvement after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Creager's Drug Store, claiming a quick three day turnaround and near complete cure after two boxes. The item is followed by local social notes and a brief promotion of Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a money back promise.
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Batavia
Loveland
Rittenhouse
Farmer
Ohio
Dean
Creager’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Gale
United States
Dean’s
Social Visits Across Newtons ville and Cincinnati Scene
Elmer Hill his wife and son of Newtonsville and Tom Leaverton his wife and son of Cincinnati visited Mrs. Ellen Cramer on Sunday. Minnie Grosnickle spent weekend with sister Lizzie Meek of Osborn. Cast family were Sunday visitors with O L Cast and wife. Mildred Rutledge stayed with Nina Barr Sunday. Several citizens appeared in Batavia court Monday. Ethel Jonas and daughter visited Milford Saturday. Michie Pierce guests with Marie Sly at Hillsboro Monday. Estella Ingle returned home from Hillsboro after holidays with her father. Callas Sutton and Charley Barr spent Monday in Cincinnati. Hala Smith visited Sunday with Rachel Pierce. Roll Layman and Charley Jones traveled to Cincinnati Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hill
Newtonsville
Tom Leaverton
Cincinnati
Ellen Cramer
Minnie Grosnickle
Lizzie Meek
Osborn
O. L. Cast
Mildred Rutledge
Nina Barr
Batavia
Ethel Jonas
Milford
Michie Pierce
Marie Sly
Hillsboro
Estella Ingle
Callas Sutton
Charley Barr
Hala Smith
Rachel Pierce
Roll Layman
Charley Jones
Local Families Visit Relatives and Attend Events
Mrs. Mabel Nagle and children of Cherry Grove visited her parents J Brazier and wife. Mrs. Mary Bell and daughter Nellie spent Thursday in Cincinnati. Mrs. M Hanlon returned from visiting her son in New Albany Indiana. Mrs. Luella Baker of Newtown and Mrs. Anna Dameritz of Dayton Kentucky visited Mt. Carmel Rebekah lodge Wednesday night. J W and T J Bond returned after three weeks in Florida. Nellie and Delia Bell visited Sarah Perry Saturday and Sunday. Miss Mabel Johnson is on the sick list. Miss Mary Maddox visited Miss Alice Boyce at Milford and attended the Farmers Institute Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Nagle
Cherry Grove
J. Brazier
Mary Bell
Nellie
Cincinnati
M. Hanlon
New Albany
Ind
Luella Baker
Newtown
Anna Dameritz
Dayton
Mt. Carmel Rebekah Lodge
J. W
T. J. Bond
Florida
Nellie and
Delia Bell
Sarah Perry
Mabel Johnson
Mary Maddox
Alice Boyce
Milford
Farmers’ Institute
Cough Remedy Recommended for Children and Adults
A health notice warns against giving opium based cough medicines to children. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for coughs colds and croup in both children and adults and notes it contains no opium or harmful drugs and is sold by all dealers.
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Hi. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St Louis
Social News Notes From Cincinnati Area Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Raymond Snider and Mr and Mrs Oldergeering of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Andrew Snider and family. Mrs Bess Hilderbrant of Hyde Park was guest of Miss Hdna Philhower. A dance at Fetters hall is planned for January. Mrs Nettie Curtiss visits her sister Mrs Dunn of Walnut Hills. Mrs John Myers Jr returns home after visiting her parents. Parret Hall hosts a corn show under Clermont County Fair Association on Saturday January 17. Constipation causes headache indigestion dizziness drowsiness. Dean's Regu late opens a mild remedy sold at stores.
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Raymond Snider
Oldergeering
Cincinnati
Andrew Snider
Bess Hilderbrant
Hyde Park
Hdna Philhower
Fetter’s Hall
Nettie Curtiss
Dunn
Walnut Hills
John Myers, Jr
Amelia Community Notes Render Local Social Roundup
Amelia column lists numerous social visits and church events. Gladys Laird hosts Philathea. Mrs. Harriet Robb stays with Wes Doughty in Norwood. Miss Aultman visits Geneva Idlet. M. E. church Missionary Society held all day quilting and noon dinner. Socials, dinners, and visits span January events, with references to R. Hicks, Charles Patterson, Nora Brooks, Stella Kain, and local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Gladys Laird
Harriet Robb
Wes Doughty
Norwood
Helen Aultman
Madisonville
Geneva Idlet
Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Lafe Nash
May Woods
Friends
Art
Pants
J. R. Hicks
Hicks
Nettie Parker
John Pommert
Anna McVann
Hamilton
The
Baptist Church
Hassie Reed
Charles Patterson
Toledo
Barton Kearns
Jennie
Bailey Wall
Nellie
Arch Wachs
Clifton
Elizabeth Glover
Hazel Dawson
Woman’s Club
Egypt
Stella Johnson
Katherine Offutt
Esther
Eva Keen
Cough Remedy Promoted for Quick Cold Relief
The passage urges rapid treatment of colds using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It claims colds lead to serious diseases and that the remedy loosens a cold, relieves the lungs, aids expectoration, and helps the body expel the illness, with availability through all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Social notes from Walnut Hills and nearby areas
Lorain Behymer and wife of Walnut Hills visited Mrs. W. Temple recently. Mrs. Roy Lowe was in Cincinnati last week. Mrs. W. Coombs entertained the Woman's Missionary Circle last Thursday. Mrs. Della Denham visited relatives in Cincinnati last week. Mrs. Rosa Brumagen and son Russell spent Sunday with Charlie Green’s family at Cherry Grove. Mr. Stickel is seriously ill. Carl Judd and wife called at Dr. Valentin e’s last Sunday. Joe Dawson and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haggerty last Wednesday. Dale Brumagen and wife called on her parents at Mt. Pisgah last Sunday. Several yet here attended Mr. Dolby’s funeral at Nicholsville last Sunday afternoon. Foley Kidney Pills restore normal kidney and bladder action and remove the cause of trouble. Ad by A. O. Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Behymer
Walnut Hills
W. Temple
Roy Lowe
Cincinnati
Coombs
Della Denham
Rosa Brumagen
Russell
Charlie Green
Cherry Grove
Stickel
Carl Judd
Valentine
Social Visits and School Event Recap
John Burnside and wife spent Monday with Herman Davidson. George McKibbens moved into their new home. Chas Zollare and wife dined with Tom Brooks and wife of Biklick. Mrs Will Shinkle of Bethel visited daughter Mollie Medary Thursday. Concord school with Mr Parker hosted Clover school for a spelling bee and ciphering match. Several parents attended.
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John Burnside
Herman Davidson
George McKibbens
Chas. Zollare
Tom Brooks
Biklick
Will Shinkle
Bethel
Mollie Medary
Concord School
Parker
Clover School
Chas. Fagley
Harry Jordan
Roy McKibben
Harold
Chas
Zollar’s
McChesney
Demarus
J.T. Codling
Cytus W. Leonard
George Cribbett
A Difference in Working Hours
An advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills ensure kidney health around the clock to maintain an eight hour workday. It asserts kidneys must be constantly active and that the pills deliver evident, lasting results as promised by A. O. Nash.
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A.O. Nash
Pioneers Mourn Rev W H Dolby Funeral Held
Obituary note records the death of Rev W H Dolby at the M H church during a quarterly meeting. He is praised as a grand man and active in the I O C F lodge and local churches. Attendees from distant towns are listed and neighbors extend sympathy to his family. Also mentions Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy and dealer references.
Local notes on residents and visitors this holiday season
W J Liston and Bert Lytle laid up with rheumatism. B L Ketchum and family from Loveland hosted relatives. Miss Annabel Flora visiting Cincinnati. Funeral of Mrs Maude Belt attended at Lindal December 28. Olin Fagin hosted Norman during holidays. Mrs Jennie Shockley moved to O A Fagin’s cottage at Back Run. Nellie Craycraft visiting Canton with Fred Myrick’s wife recovering. Teachers Annabel Flora and Maud Horn treated pupils at Christmas with gifts. Bessie Pearce of Norwood visited Liston. Joe Reis sold his farm to Hamilton and moves to Owensville.
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W. J. Liston
Bert Lytle
B. L. Ketchum
Loveland
Annabel Flora
Robert
Cincinnati
Maude Belt
Lindal
Olin Fagin
Norman
Jennie Shockley
Samuel Smith
O. A. Fagin
Back Run
Nellie Craycraft
City
George Myrick
Canton
Fred
Maud Horn
Bessie Pearce
Norwood
Joe Reis
Hamilton
Owensville
Kickapoo Worm Killer Urges Home Use
An old advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a safe remedy for intestinal worms in children. It claims relief from symptoms like feverishness, thirst and abdominal pain, offers a laxative benefit, and promotes a four box purchase for 2 cents from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. in Philadelphia or St. Louis.
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Kickapoo Indian Med. Co
Phila
St. Louis
New Year Greetings and Local Updates in Columbus Area
Delayed New Year wishes to the Courier and readers. Supt. Allen receives a life high school certificate in Columbus last week. Local residents report visits, illnesses, and social events. Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound advertises cough relief.
Visits and Gatherings Across Bethel Area Families
Miss Ruth Beck visits her brother Porter Beck and family in Pittsburg while Walter Beck tends his Windsor farm. Several local residents host relatives over weekends and holidays including Mrs. Wil Lester in Huntington and Mr. and Mrs. Studer with guests from Mt. Summit. A Farmers Institute dinner netted 23 dollars for the O. K. I. lodge as community events multiply in area towns.
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Bethel
Ruth Beck
Porter Beck
Pittsburg
Walter Beck
Windsor
Panel Morehead
Kirk
Wil! Lester
Huntington
W. Va
O. K
Lodge
Farmers’ Institute
M. E. Studer
Joe Voters
Mt. Summit
Laclede Kennedy
E. R. Beck
O. E. Canter
O. F. Davis
Grace Stroup
Clarence Young
Batavia
Karl Williams
City
O. A.brannock
S. Elmer Badgley
Crab
Anna Porter
Nicholsville
Mamie King
Chas, Stephens
Georgetown
Pearl
Audrey Foster
Starling Caron
Hamersville
Esther
Catherine
Ruth Busch
Catherine Fraley
Higginsport
Elmer Joslin
Nebraska
T. F. Joslin’s
G. Bausman
Louisville
Ruth Chatterton
Herman Davidson
Williamsburg
Swing’s Hall
Visitors and neighbors share news of local life
Cincinnati guests Mr. and Mrs. C H Kunze and son Paul visit Mrs. M E McLean. Miss Naomi Patton attends college in Oxford. numerous relatives and townsfolk are noted visiting, traveling, and hosting gatherings across Hyde Park, Peru, Covington, and Loveland. A birthday dinner honors Maggie Peterson on January 11.
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C. H. Kunze
Paul
Cincinnati
M. E. McLean
Rufus Walker
Peru
Ind
Mollie Tatman
Rufus Peterson
H. L Britton
Naomi Patton
Oxford
W. M. Patton
T. J. Atchley
D. A. Wilson
Walter Daugherty
Marathon
J. H. White
Chicago
John Wood
Huntington
W. Va
John Patten
Bethel
Alice Thompson
Cribbett
Eastwood
John Hamilton
Moyer Proprty
Upper
Mainet
Chris Dietz
Batavia
Irene Barnes
Johnson
Harvey McKeever
Wm. McKeever
Loveland
M. F. McNutt
J. P. Allen
Vernice McAdams
Lucy Barlowe
Covington
G. L. Knight
Pleasant Ridge
M. Curry
Joseph Weaver
Colds Take Prompt Treatment Suggestion From A. C. Nash
An advertisement urges treating colds seriously with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It claims early use stops coughing, reduces sleeplessness, and preserves vital resistance, especially if fever, chills, hoarseness, and throat tickling appear.
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Foley
A.O. Nash
A. C. Nash
Fragmentary names hint at historical note
Readable fragments show names J. R. Brooks and W. Obine among other digits and symbols, suggesting a clipped historical record with limited context for attribution or event.
Foley Kidney Pills Praise From Readers
A. J. Walsh of Sneffels and Geo. Potter of Pontiac credit Foley Kidney Pills with relief from rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles. Nash endorses the medicine as splendid and effective. Try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneffels
A. J. Walsh
Foley
Geo. Potter
Pontiac
A.O. Nash
Medicinal Qualities of Common Edible Weeds
Farm and Fireside notes edible weeds offer tonic properties. Dandelion provides tonic salts and liver benefits, milkweed supports kidneys and cleansing, yarrow acts as a spring tonic for children, and red clover is rich in nitrogen, a strengthening element.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Frost Bite and Skin Ailments
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve relieves frost bitten ears fingers and toes and chapped skin while healing skin diseases and itching. A trusted home remedy available 2c from H. B. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis by mail or in stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
H. B. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Concrete spiral stairs aid Paris theater fire crew access
Stairways for Firemen Only. Spiral stairways built of concrete are installed in fire proof shafts in a recently completed theater in Paris. They allow firemen access to all building areas without interfering with public entrances and exits.
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Paris
All Eaters of Insects and Grain Weevils
The passage argues that all civilized races eat insects to some extent and warns the corn weevil damages crops by hiding in wheat kernels. It notes few kernels contain weevils, which when ground become part of bread and cake, causing potential thousands of dollars in loss.
Chamberlains Tablets Praised for Stomach Trouble
Mrs. G. O. Dunn of Arnold Pennsylvania says Chamberlains Tablets gave relief from bilious attacks after years of stomach trouble. She reports feeling like a different person after one bottle and notes they are for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Dunn
Arnold
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