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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1917

Page

5

Backache Signals Kidney Trouble and Doans Pills Endorsement

A health ad urges check for kidney problems with signals like backache headaches and scanty urine. Doan's Kidney Pills are recommended with Fred Brenner of Georgetown praising relief and a later reiteration after five years. Ice cream social and local notices follow among a long page of community news and ads.

Dean Fred Brenner Green and Water Sts Georgetown Doan

Foley's Honey and Tar Provides Hay Fever Relief

Helps asthma and hay fever. Seasonal suffering affects thousands. E. C. Schaaf of Creston Ohio says Foley's Honey and Tar is the only relief, loosening phlegm so he can sleep. Contains no opiates and sold everywhere.

E. C. Schaaf Creston Foley

Locust Corner Social Roundup and Visits Mentioned

A string of visits from Madisonville to Locust Corner including Mrs Jennie Lush and others as well as guests from Amelia Ottawa Ten Mile Pleasant Ridge and Newport Ky. The note ends with Mrs Emma Verbryke Lima Ohio praising Chamberlain tablets for bilious stomach trouble and dizziness.

Jennie Lush Madisonville Margaret Compton and Son City RK. B. Wilson Grace Francis Nobis Rachel Bohrer Victor Nobis Amelia Holton Bradbury Hattie Wilson Fair Oak E. T. Behymer Miss Bach Tone Batavia Henry Crawfis J. M. Reed Ottawa Henry Reed W. J. Tone Charles Ildhardt Ten Mile Walter Moneyhon West Virginia William Lindsey Gertrude Bakie Pleasant Ridge Thomas O’neal Yitecaie, Cross Newport Jesse Cross Emma Verbryke Lima Ohio

Social notes from Madisonville to Fayetteville and beyond

Weekend guests and local gatherings dominate the column with multiple hosts in Madisonville Hillsboro and Fayetteville. A wedding at Fayetteville Catholic church and an ice cream social at the I O O F hall are noted along with a Red Cross talk at a church. A testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills appears amid community notices and travel mentions.

John Rowan Madisonville Robert Rowan J.R. Johnson Ed Johnson Redmond Fitzgerald Hyde Park Bert Fomorin Henry Johnson Hillsboro F. Johnson Fayetteville Carrie Leeds Martha Dr. Haus Sarah Conover Alice Kirskadden Wright Summerside Mary Holland Blanche Smith Ethel Apgar Winslow Place Eva Work Westchester Zelphia Christie Laura Morgan Florence Murphy Georgia Applegate Hans Margaret Love Ladise, Aid Society Mie Anderson, Loui, Johnson Aren Smith

Bethel Visit Notes Boga

Miss Bernice Jones of Mulberry is on an extended visit with her sister Clarence in Batavia. Mrs Young of Batavia also on a visit. Wil Milner and Miss Wil Swng with Eve Iner in Augusta Kentucky, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Shields attended.

Bernice Jones Mulberry Clarence Young Batavia Wil Milner Wil Eve Iner Augusta Entucky Chas Shields

East Fork Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mr and Mrs George Duckwall of Dayton visit E P Menefee. Mr Welsh and family from Harrison Ind spend Sunday with Mr McDonald. Logan Miller and daughter Leona visit the Zoo. Joy Riddler of Columbus visits friends here. Irene Morehead entertained at Mrs M Slades. Morehead family drives to Moscow. W H Beckett attends Pomona Grange at Laurel. J A Hilton wife Jesse Kain and sisters Estella Velma attend Grange at Pinkhams hall. John King Albert Mosbacker families visit caves in Highland county. The Fords keep coming Roy Deal among latest buyers.

Greenberry School House Nout Clower John Amiott Williamsburg Wm. Varney Hattie Glancy W. B. Knight Monterey Norwood Henry Good J. W. Hutchinson W. H. Hunter Richard Wiggins Hattie Gill Lynchburg Will Clemons Heber Hutchinson City Carter Alice Hunter Peebles J. S. Hutchinson J. K. White Homer Ashton Will Thirey Maple Grove L. A. Johnson Ohio Farmers Insurance Batavia George Duckwall Dayton E. P. Menefee’s Welsh Harrison Ind McDonald’s Logan Miller Leona Zoo Joy Riddler Columbus Irene Morehead M. Slade Morehead Moscow W.H. Beckett Pomona Grange Laurel J. A. Hilton Jesse Kain Estella Velma Grange Pinkham’s Hall John King Albert Mosbacker Highland County Fords Roy Deal

Chamberlain's Tablets praised for constipation relief

Eugene Knight of Wilmington, North Carolina and his wife report Chamberlain's Tablets ease indigestion and constipation. The makers describe the tablets as mild and gentle in action and recommend giving them a trial for an agreeable laxative effect. Obtainable every corner store.

Chamberlain Eugene Knight Wilmington N. C

Sunday Guests Reach Across Town in Narrow Get-Togethers

Owensville residents and guests share a day of visits as families from Williamsburg Hillsboro Madisonville Lynchburg Oakley Greenberry General Hospital Cedar Point Fayetteville St Martins gather at several homes. Names include Delmar Waite Isaac Shoemaker Howard evile A T Marsh George Wynn Clarence Wynn J L Favrer Cliff Brunk Elida Maye Louella Burdsall Gertrude Buerkle Edgar Koelble Mary L. Snider and others.

Delmar Waite Williamsburg Melissa Waite Isaac Shoemaker Hillsboro W. H. Leever Edgar Siefert Winton Place Howard Evile A. T. Marsh Madisonville Addie P. Marsh George Clarence Wynn Lynchburg J. L. Favrer Cliff Brunk Elida Maye Oakley A. Brunk Lowell Daugherty John Burdsall Greenberry Louella Burdsall Gertrude Buerkle The General Hospital

Foley Kidney Pills Publicity Claim From Mrs Wells

Mrs A G Wells of Rocky Mount North Carolina testifies to wonderful benefit from Foley Kidney Pills citing relief from rheumatic pains back ache and joint stiffness. The advertisement notes the pills are sold everywhere and promotes their use as a remedy for kidney related symptoms.

Solomon Bequette Flat River Foley A. G. Wells Rocky Mount N. C

Chamberlains Colic Remedy Ad Prompts Summer Stocking

An advertisement urges families to keep Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot weather and notes its value when needed. Local social notes mention Mr and Mrs Schump hosting relatives from Ashlana Kentucky and various neighbours visiting and visiting times at multiple households. A festival at Union Chapel and sewing days by Red Cross and local clubs are listed along with visits and local outings.

Schump Ashlana Kentucky Jr. Meyer Hannah Latonia Albert Lungmus Earl Bennett City Dr. Behymer Russeld Olive Belle Behymer Daghter Nina Amelia Janeader Bethel B. F. Moyer Charles Fitzpatrick Stickel Bantam Mis Zella Kilgore Lindale Busy Bee Union Chapel A. Lungmus Baptist Ladies Aid Society John Beck Red Cross May Moyer Wilda Warren Bert Ketchum Branch Hill Fred Warren

Travel Safe With Chamberlain's Remedy On Trains

It is advised to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy while traveling by train or steamship. Bowel complaints can strike suddenly and severely, so travelers should be prepared and obtain the remedy wherever available.

Williamsburg Ponders Summer Visits and Local News

Social notes list residents visiting relatives, guests from Dayton and Indianapolis, a wedding at Maplehurst, a Red Cross program at M E E church, and the death of William Irwin McAfee. Local churches, schools, and families are mentioned with names such as Ruth Moyer, W M Patton, and Lillian Dailey.

Ruth Moyer Ft. Thomas H. L. Moyer W. M. Keller Marion Upper Sandusky Earl Gross Dayton Ed. Bishop John Amiot Clyde Ellis Constance Port Ellis W.C. Heizer Leona A.T. Prather J. W. Dean Winchester R. L. Allen C. A. Jacobs Lillian Dailey Denver Lillie Colvin Indianapolis Peterson- Patton H. H. Hutchinson City Rosa Carter M. E. Saar School Red Cross G. P. Chatterton Youngstown Isaphine Chatterton H.M. Davidson Helen Nagel J. William Feyhof the Phillips Westwood Maplehurst Belle Harris Wilbur Robinson Mt. Crab George Davis Jem Richmond Frank Newton Ely L. W. White Norwood P. B. Smith William Irwin McAfee Presbyterian Church Williamsburg Clover M. E E. Church M. E Church Clover Church Lewis Beebe Madisonville Pauline Walker Christian Endeavor Hamilton O. E. Endeavor Wooster Josephine Knight Sardinia

Beecher's Wit Probes Faith in Sermon Anecdote

A Youth's Companion recounts Henry Ward Beecher using humor in argument. Beecher replies to a man asking about a virtuous non reader's afterlife with a wry nod to goodwill.

Henry Ward Beecher

A Little Strange Visit to Maine

Five year old Edgar travels with his mother on a first Maine visit. He studies the map and remarks that Maine looks red, expressing his curiosity about the unfamiliar scenery and colors.

Edgar Maine

Compromise With Stupidity Quote by William Maxwell

A Collier's Weekly excerpt by William Maxwell argues that public minds lag and deliberations reflect the least intelligent member. It asserts intelligence must bend to stupidity and bigotry shaping public opinion.

William Maxwell Collier’s Weekly

Oldest permanent embassies trace to Spanish mission in London

The passage notes that permanent embassies became common only near the end of the fifteenth century and widely recognized by the sixteenth. It cites Dr. Roderigo Gonsalvi de Puebla, appointed in 1487, as the first permanent Spanish ambassador to England, remaining in London by 1500, making the Spanish embassy in London the oldest permanent embassy globally.

Roderigo Gondesalvi de Puebla England London

Vibrations and Sound From Telegraph Lines

The text explains how stretched objects vibrate under air force to create sound. It describes telegraph wires humming when vibrating and a hand feeling the pole tremble, noting that still air prevents audible humming.

Conception of Cultivation Emphasizes Broad Knowledge

Charles W. Eliot argues in Atlantic that cultivation now includes sciences and high regard for history government and economics. A generation ago cultivation meant literacy and arts plus multilingual and historical study.

Charles W. Eliot Atlantic

How Greeting Mystery Revealed as Friendship Word

The text explains that the Indian greeting How is not "how are you" but means you, i e brother or friend. It states that when a person says How he is signaling friendship rather than asking after health.

Where Brown Trout Live In Streams

In streams no longer favorable to the brook trout due to logging, pollution, and other factors, the English brown trout, a hardier species, can thrive. Stocking such streams with brown trout could provide good sport and a valuable food supply.

First Dental School and American Society of Dental Surgeons

In 1840 Baltimore founded the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery the first dental institution. Three years earlier New York formed the American Society of Dental Surgeons to push for laws banning teeth extraction by unqualified barbers and others.

Baltimore College of Dental Surgery New York American Society of Dental Surgeons

Reading class offhand remark on discouraged feeling

In a reading class pupils discuss the meaning of the word discouraged. Lawrence explains it as the feeling when you create something nice and it breaks or fails, expressing frustration at the sudden bust of effort.

Lawrence

Sage Advice Encourages Foresight in Daily Life

A Boston Transcript note counsels readers to focus on today and trust tomorrow to handle its own affairs, framing practical patience as guidance for personal planning.

Dean's Regulats Store Availability and Claims

The fragment cites Dean's Regulats marketed as easy to use with claims of bowel-relief and reduced constipation. It notes availability at all stores and emphasizes convenience, though the text lacks verifiable details.

Standard Time and its Adoption in North America

Standard Time is a uniform time system adopted in 1863 by major railways and later by cities in the United States and Canada. The continent is divided into four 15 degree longitude zones, each using the time of its central meridian, creating exactly a one hour difference between zones.

United States Canada

Dwarf Trees Fit Small Gardens

Dwarf trees suit small gardens occupying little space and offering easier care. They bear sooner than standard varieties and can be shaped into bushes pyramids espalier forms or trained on buildings fences or trellises.

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Customer

A reader from Allens Mills, Pa., praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for eleven years of use. The note claims the product helps with coughs colds croup whooping cough asthma and hay fever and asserts it is the genuine article sold everywhere.

Foley Chas Rolls Allens Mille

Simple remedy to clear the voice with sugar and lemon

A home remedy advises mixing granulated sugar with lemon juice to dampen the sugar and taking a teaspoonful every hour until the voice improves. It also recommends throat and chest bathing with cold water and not dressing the throat too warmly when outdoors.

A Losing Sale

Two scribes recall a tender moment over a poem sale and a lunch that cost a dollar more than the poet earned.

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