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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1889
Page
4
The Cincinnati Courrier notes German and American interests in the Samoan Islands. It details geography, population, governance, and a history of treaties with the United States and Germany. It reports recent hostilities and the threat of American naval response.
Harry Wise of Arner Telephone Co visited Patrick House's last week. A year-old son died last Monday morning, and Mrs Beckler mourns. Joe M. Paul will move to Middletown after Mt Zion term. Trueman Thompson attended Sunday services. Social at John Stadtmiller's and prior Monday drew about 27 and 15 couples respectively. Music by Kline Brothers. Attendees included Gus Gauche family from Logtown and several from Vera Cros Owensville Mt. Carmel Olive Branch and Cincinnati. Kate Rosenberger remains an invalid. J M Teal to open a Cincinnati boarding house after renting his farm. Adam Deller and wife visited L Herg. Solomon Obrien from Holton, Indiana visited L J Martin's.
An 25 cent remedy promises relief for a range of cat and human skin conditions including ulcers fever sores tetter chapped hands corns and eruptions. Sold by Walker Batavia J B Walker Williamsburg and Barr & Co Batavia with money back guarantee and insured supervision.
Mrs Sedith Johnson visits Cincinnati for her grandchild’s eye surgery. A lyceum meets weekly at Alpine school house. Bloomrose protracted meeting continues with strong results. Rev Shinkle moves to Antioch to assist in a series of Christian chapel meetings. L D Turton prepares logs for a new dwelling. J W Wiltsee sells farm to move to the city. Visitors from Amelia and Cincinnati noted.
Rev Denman conducted Baptist church meetings while Archie McNair of Pawnee City is home. Golden Rule lodge installed officers last Thursday night by D D G M Clark with numerous titles listed. Col John Tatman back at church and Fr Hewitt moved to Dover Kentucky to manage his brother in law's farm. James Compton visited daughter Mrs Ida Wilson last Sunday.
Nelson Miller a Republican celebrates Harrison victory by slaughtering four Poland China pigs with twelve to fifteen neighbors. They dismantle an old log cabin, burn cider fuel, and feast in a communal send off to the swine in a rural commemoration of the Chicago Convention results.
J. B. Wallace hobbles on crutches after a fall. W. Halsey Harvey quits law studies due to health and may seek California. City council debates building a town hall versus water works. Beechhurst circle meets tomorrow. Burglaries hit Medina post office and store. safe entry attempted. 29 acre farm sold for 1400 to Emil Von Alman. Mrs. George H. Hill hosts a social with Goshen courier contact. Protracted Baptist services announced. Dollie Needham’s eighteenth birthday party a grand affair. James Sanderson installs Zed South Camp officers in Milford.
Public notice urges readers to try Dr King s New Discovery for coughs colds and lung troubles with a money back guarantee. Trial bottles are offered free at Walker s Drug Store Batavia and Walker s Williamsburg.
Dr H J Robinson schedules headquarters in Milford and Boston on alternating weeks. This month he will be at Boston from the 6th to 16th and from the 26th to 30th, then at Milford for the remainder. Call to arrange visits at Milford this week and through next Tuesday.
A scanned educational page presents lists on spelling pronunciation and definitions, penmanship prompts, physiology teaching questions, history prompts, theory and practice in teaching, geography, arithmetic, grammar, and diagramming. It includes sample sentences and problem sets for teacher preparation and assessment.
Advertisement for Swayne's Ointment claiming to stop itching and bleeding, heal ulcers, and remove tumors. Cites availability at Draggiata or by mail for 60 cents from Dr. Swayne & Bon of Philadelphia.
A Rhode Island farmer named Bennet, about 60, lived near Tiverton and later on Main Road to New POW. During illness calomel was given, lodging in the jaw and causing a cancerous seed. Four weeks of misery passed before healing began. Bennet recovered after a long illness and remained active in farming and trade with Fall River marketmen, bearing a slight facial defect but no lasting signs of the accident.
The century notes that US rail main track added 7 120 miles in 1888, led by Kansas and California. It highlights many short independent lines, with only a few over 100 miles, signaling a shift from building major competitive lines to branching networks and local expansion. It also touches on sculpture's role in daily life and public taste.
The Popular Science Monthly editor questions tolerance for political lies by prominent figures. He argues education toward science and love of facts as a remedy, noting the ease of deceit in contests and the difficulty of fighting with strict rules.
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