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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1907
Page
5
Ayer’s Hair Vigor is advertised as a regular scalp medicine that quickly destroys dandruff germs. It claims to restore a healthy scalp and eliminate dandruff pimples and eruptions. The seller touts a long history of use, noting sales for over sixty years.
Chester McCarty, Edwards, Mrs. D E Kirgan, and Sicklet Mrs J W Connely are noted for Saturday visits. Attendees from here went to a traction meeting in Butlerville. Miss Fannie Connely returned home after a week with her mother. Jin Lucky visited Bart Hills. Bertha Bishop hosted the X Y club with Mrs H Renner, Mrs John Heywood, Mrs Dr Williams, Mrs Harry Cox, Mrs Sam Leever, Miss Burger, Miss Smeltzer, Miss Dennis, Miss Yeoman, and Miss Bowser.
The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages as a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promises to cure or provide $100 for any failure, and offers testimonials. Also promotes Halik Family Pills for constipation.
Miss Elsie Watson entertained her Cincinnati cousin Miss Edwards. Mrs. Ella Barr visited Bethel friends. B E Gardner and wife of Nicholsville stayed with John Gardner couple. Miss Ethel Beach from Mt. Olive visiting J W Shinkle family. Mt Pleasant church hosted a social at Charles Ross home. Miss Urba Rice at home. T L Summerman and wife from Pleasant Ridge were guests last week. Mrs Nettle Barber of Mt. Olive visiting her mother. Mrs A C Fee guest of Mrs Clarence Donley of Moscow.
An old advertisement digest touts Bear s the TORTA with Arnica Salve for wounds and eruptions, a testimonial from Mrs. Grant Shy, and ads for Dr Shoop s Health Coffee claiming it suits stomach heart or kidney issues. Also notes Nash Pharmacy guarantees and Moore Co selling Health Coffee.
Citizens attend the funeral near Williamsburg for James Ashton. he was held in high esteem and condolences are extended to the bereaved. Several notes include people moving, new residents, and local doings. An item touts Dr Shoop's Cough Cure with claims against narcotics and a nod to the Pure Food and Drug Law.
Edenton society members host guests from Branchester Martinsville and Cincinnati. Miss Blanche Doughman visits family. James Cramer dies from heart disease with funeral at M E church. Preventics advertised as a cold remedy sold by Nash Pharmacy.
Residents visited flood impacted areas while Sheriff Rapp escorted two prisoners. Local residents including Walter Johnson Edith Kinner and Ruthie Morgan visited relatives. Dairymen report milk churn due to blocked care. Mrs Jennie Duncan aged 70 from Haynesville praised Electric Bitters for chronic dyspepsia restored health.
A parliamentary committee reports there are never fewer than 40 000 tramps in England with hardship doubling that figure.
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles sold by druggists or mail order two months treatment for 1 dollar Dr E W Hall 2926 Olive Street St Louis Missouri testimonials requested dated June 13.
Mt Holly residents attend Erastus Hulick funeral in Batavia on the 13th. John Brown plans room additions to his dwelling. Mrs Elsie Goodbar visits grandparents Mr and Mrs George Gardner in Westerville. High water halts Interurban service since Thursday. A Cincinnati wagon stuck on mud on Ohio turnpike. Interurban car assists after several hours. J A Warren visits Dayton Ky with son Fred and family. family housed in Cincinnati due to high water. Elmer Risina visits grandfather Henry Herget of Walnut Hills. Bennett Lindsey from Pisgah conducts business locally. Clyde Fagin and Ed Dawson visit Moscow. Indies helping circle hosts at Mrs Charlie Kinnaid’s home on Feb 7.
Carrollton Chronicle reports a split household locals held a feast with eighteen present and nine dozen eggs on the menu. Eli Pretty eats 16 eggs as a starter and the second table’s crowd demands more while he cuts them off.
Nine of ten have liver troubles says The Bee Little Doctor. Ramon’s Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets offered as a quick, absolute cure. Full treatment twenty five cents. All Druggists.
The royal family’s affection for animals is shown as Princess Victoria of Schleswig Holstein, elder daughter of Prince Christian, has erected a charming house at Cumberland Lodge in Windsor for her celebrated Persian cats.
Rev. L Liebman of Israel Synagogue in Hamilton Ohio testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved backache lumbago and dizziness from 1892 to 1905. He states periods of lameness were worse before using the pills and urges readers to remember the name Doan's. Sold by all dealers 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
New Zealand surgeons performed a remarkable procedure on Harley Williams of Wellington after an accident left his right foot severely burned and unable to heal. They strapped the foot to his inner left thigh to generate new skin, then detached it once growth covered the foot. Williams recovered.
An advertisement touts Noel ing's Laxative Food as strengthening the system against ailments like appendicitis. It claims a 60 cent box from Akron and money-back guarantee if it fails to cure. Also mentions Dr Snoop's Croup Cure and Dr Bhoop's Cough Cure for quick relief.
Motion for a new trial denied in Wallace probate case. Decree for partition in Elizabeth Cooper case with appointed commissioners. Not guilty plea in State v Redmond. recognizance set at 700 dollars. Myers new trial denied. 50 dollar fine and 30 days in workhouse with suspension on payment. Sale confirmed in Brown vs Meek. judgment for Brown in Brown vs Meek. Traction case verdict for plaintiff 13.35. insurance suit verdict for defendant. Balser bond reduced to 500 dollars. New suits include Anderson vs Anderson divorce. Probate Court and marriage licenses listed. guardians appointed for minors.
A long list of property transfers from the period real estate records detailing buyers and sellers. Transactions include parcels in Moscow Felicity Goshen New Richmond Milford and more with varied acreage and prices. Notable names include Wm Snider Jacob Lillick Mary Richards James Young and Annie Adams among others.
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