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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1916
Page
5
Woman from New Richmond Ohio testifies to Dean’s Kidney Pills. Mrs Della Hamilton suffered backache headaches and restless nights as kidneys worsened. After one box her sleep returned and health improved. Price 50c at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY endorses the remedy.
Harry McAfee and family motored to Chester Park on Monday. Miss Josephine McAfee spent Saturday in the city. Misses Marie Carlier and Laura Hart metz entertained two gentlemen friends from Batavia Sunday. Charles Carpenter and wife entertained a crowd of friends relatives Sunday. L. L. Johnson, the Ohio Farmers Insurance agent, of Batavia, transacted business here last week. August Carlier has been suffering with a bad case of quinty. Mrs. Mary Wissel transacted business in Milford Thursday. Harry Huetcher and bride have returned from their honeymoon and spent a day with Wm. Craver and wife. afterward re forting to their furnished home in the city.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy acting through the blood to treat catarrh, claiming it is prescribed by leading doctors and combines tonics with blood purifiers. The notice mentions testimonials and notes the price of Pills.
Bethel and surrounding communities report visitors from Columbus Cincinnati Norwood Milford and Georgetown as well as local hostings. A funeral service is noted for Mrs. Henry Plane with interment planned in Kentucky. Sloan's Liniment advertised as a vacation remedy for muscle soreness toothache and minor injuries.
Christian Chapel festival crowd raises over 40 dollars in Saturday night events. Local social updates list Emerson Trees of Laurel visiting friends, Miss Ellen Binning returning from city, and several residents hosting or attending gatherings in town. Chamberlain's Colic remedy urged for summer use with claims of superior effectiveness and wide availability.
Ed Hall his wife and son George of Norwood and James Wasner and family of Atavia were Sunday guests of Mrs Jances Nickels. Mrs Sallie Bragdon hosted on Monday Leonard Rathgaber and bride of Itsburg Pa. Tilden Gaddis and wife from Hyde Park visited C K Smiths family. Miss Jessie Coulter hosted Kensington Thursday. Pomona grange attendees from here went to Owensville Saturday. Joseph Young and wife of Cincinnati were guests of Henry Reed and wife. Miss Margaret Corbly visits Elmer Hunt and family at Olive Branch. Victor Nobis and bride returned from a wedding trip to Chicago and Illinois. Miss Anna Jones left for an extended visit with niece Mrs John Als at Seattle Wash.
An advertising blurb touts Beell's Fine Tar-Honey as a remedy for summer colds. It claims to clear clogged passages and ease coughing quickly, urging readers to get a bottle and follow directions for relief.
Local items note Anna Martin and Mit Harmaret Murchy of Columbus amid a schoolhouse lawn fete hosted by the W U T U Saturday night. Clem Grover and family visit his parents. H Meeker and family with James Way and kin spent Sunday with friends in Beatavia. Conversation mentions Dunn’s plans near Madisonville and callers in town.
Fragmented ad text promising relief from constipation to improve appearance and energy. Mentions unclear brand or location and includes garbled phrases. No specific people, organizations, or dates identifiable.
Miss Emma Verbryke of Lima Ohio describes two years of frequent stomach trouble and biliousness with dizziness and weakness. After trying Chamberlains Tablets she rapidlyImproved and says the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
Dr and Mrs E T Behymer hosted Sunday guests including Alien Glancy wife of Bata Mrs Molly Rapp Owensville and Mr Brown and wife Silverton Others visited T E Mattox and Walter Eppert while Madisonville residents Clyde and Mary Trump joined family at home Miss Cassie Tone hosted a Sunday school picnic with Hattie Hazel Wilson Grace Nobis Doris Thelma Bradbury Isabel Quebe Effie Huntly Nina Behymer and Amelia present.
It warns of the great risk of traveling without Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting trains and steamships may lack it. It says bowel attacks can be sudden and severe and urges travelers to obtain the remedy everywhere.
John Lowe and family spent Sunday with relatives near Clermontville. Mrs. Ellen Burger of Batavia visited at Mrs. Dugan's. Carl Danby and family of Branch Hill and Mrs. Carl Judd and children visited Dr. Valentine's. W. C. Coombs and wife were in the city last week. Ollie Patterson of Carthage was home Friday. Mrs. Viola Wilson visits her brother Fred and family at Harrison. Mrs. Rosa and Mrs. Dale Brumagen visited Mrs. Belle Smith. Figgins and children of Amelia and Wilma Evanshine visited Oliver Lindsey. Mrs. Don Evanshine spent Thursday with Mrs. Dale Brumagen. Mrs. Trout entertained the Embroidery club Friday. Harry Haggerty and family and Albert Combs attended the Pomona grange at Wensville Saturday.
Men and women with weak or overworked kidneys are urged that Foley Kidney Pills act promptly to ease rheumatism sore muscles aching joints backache and internal pains and to calm disturbing bladder trouble Nash Pharmacy sells the remedy.
Mrs Alice Kirskaddon held a quilting party with Mesdames Alpha Weak Kate Boose Tena Malott and others. Visitors included Rev Wright and wife from this place and Mrs Malissa Wait and Mrs Patterson from Owensville. Nearby guests included J E Christy and W D Davidson plus wives in Batavia.
A traditional remedy advertised for a hacking cough claims to soothe irritated air passages. It promises relief by loosening mucus and easing coughing while aiding natural sleep and recovery.
Greenberry notes show Alma White staying with J. W. Hutchinson for a week. Linwood couple Milton Vantrank and family visit H. Work's home, with others from Lynchburg and Williamsburg. Various locals, including the Harlow, Johnson, Steard, and Moyer families, shared Sunday visits and weekend trips to Adams and Crossown area clubs.
Reading fragment shows a claim about backache and rheumatic pain linked to kidney trouble affecting life insurance eligibility. The readable text mentions a person named Jose from a location with garbled address and unclear details.
A large group including Mrs G W Carter and Mrs Roy Phillips visited Mrs ta Peterson and grandfather S F Peterson. Forty plus guests attended a lawn party with ice cream cake and lemonade. Several attendees planned Chautauqua events and Sunday school gatherings.
Erne Knight of Wilmington North Carolina says Chamberlains Tablets are the best for constipation and indigestion and his wife also benefited. The advertisement touts the product as mild and gentle with an agreeable laxative effect and invites readers to give it a trial.
After June 2 1916 collections will be made at multiple towns and banks on specified dates. Edenton June 23 Hopkin s store Williamsburg June 21 and July 19 Farmers Merchants Bank Williamsville June 2 at Bennett s Loveland June at Loveland National Bank Locust Corner June 2 at Ayer s Laurel July 18 Hauck s Moscow July 5 6 at Moscow Bank Felicity June 24 Hurdle House Bethel June 22 July 8 First National Bank Goshen June 30 Conover hotel New Richmond July 11 12 National Bank Milford July 14 15 Books open 9 am to 4 pm Property owners wishing to pay elsewhere may request Treasurer send receipts by Collector. May send old receipts and taxes on same property. L M Rogers Treasurer Geo A Maxfield deputy.
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