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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1915
Page
5
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as an effective remedy for weak or diseased kidneys and backache. It cites a testimonial from John Day of Georgetown Ohio and notes a 50 cent price at all dealers. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY promotes the product.
Mrs Mae Brown and John Harlow were weekend guests of city relatives. Stanley Smith spent Sunday with his parents at New Hope. Henry Hobson and family entertained relatives Sunday. Mrs Hattie Glancy visited Oxford with her daughter Cecil at school. Frank Wise and family, plus Hazel Patterson, Hazel Dawson, and Dolen of Amelia, motored to Hillsboro for a Sunday visit. Carroll Jones and family and Mrs Hattie Johnson visited Will Hobson and family. Alvin Hamilton of Madisonville is visiting. L L Jonson, Ohio Farmers Insurance agent of Batavia, conducted business here last week.
The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure treats constitutional catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It promises a $100 reward for any incurable case and urges readers to send for testimonials, with additional pitches for Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Milford residents hosted guests from Thomas Daugherty and family to Chas La Gros and son Owen with Miss Virginia Dawes of Cincinnati. Others included John Myers and L F For seille of Cincinnati with Mrs. Sarah Rutlege, and R B Leeds with Mrs. Dumford visiting M Maegley. A Holy Name picnic is planned for July 24 at the fair grounds. An 1888 cholera episode anecdote from H W Ireland of Louisville is included.
Town Spurling and family spent Sunday with Lige South and wife. Sebastian Sutton and family were guests of Mrs. Alice Sutton. Mrs. Maggie Doughman returned home after a week away. In Cuba Town Jordan and family visit his parents Mr and Mrs James Jordan. Frank Meek entertained John Fox and wife and others for dinner. Dr Rut ledge hosted guests including Mrs Blanche Barr and family. Ethel Hilig returned from Cincinnati. Dell Snider and family visited Mrs Jemima Romohr. L Cash and family spent Friday in Cuba. Weitzel family from Cincinnati visited Richard. Joan Lyon returned to Sandusky after two weeks with T F Lyons. Michie Pierce spent Sunday and Monday in Cincinnati and Dayton.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for digestion, claiming beauty is enhanced by a healthy gut and promoting availability everywhere.
A sequence of local gatherings includes E. B. White and family visiting Marshal with Rev and Mrs Wright, Shining Stars meeting at Blanche Smith’s, and various Sunday outings. Neighbors and relatives from Danville, Fayetteville, Norwood, Maple Grove, Franklin, and Ft. Wayne appear in dinners, visits, and hosting duties across the weekend. Sloan's Liniment ad touts muscle relief and customer praise.
Edward Craft of Elba New York credits Chamberlain's Liniment with relieving rheumatic knee pain stiffness and soreness after a difficult winter. He says he never used anything that did him so much good and notes it is obtainable everywhere.
The author argues few painters are true colorists due to limited perception. Cultivating fresh observation of hues in nature brings the highest appreciation of nature and the spectrum’s revelations of light.
An advertisement praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for minor injuries and infections, claiming it prevents complications and speeds healing. It touts antiseptic properties and usefulness for skin blemishes, pimples, salt rheum, and eczema, urging readers to buy an original box from their druggist.
Miss Mable Barrow visits Mr and Mrs Vin Hampton in Winchester. Edna Barkley and daughter Mable stay with her mother Edith Brazer in Cincinnati. Miss Alice Day returns from Chicago for vacation. Florence Perin and Daisy Nash leave for San Francisco. Bertha Baumann visits Beechwood parents. Mrs E F Brown hosts dinner for Mrs George Sheldon of Goldfield Nevada. Miss Georgia West visits her parents. Edith Brazer visits daughter Mable Nagle in Cherry Grove. Charley Rosenberger and wife visit N Bell family. Viola Maddox visits from Oxford Ohio. Mrs Ella Anderson of Cincinnati visits Wm Martin and wife. Mrs Dean, grandmother of Mrs Carlos Rose, dies. funeral at Georgetown OH. Foley Kidney Pills advertised for backache and kidney issues. Nash Pharmacy.
Bethel and Ripley residents host visitors from Cincinnati Indianapolis Oakley and Williamsburg. A boy scouts trip to Moscow and Cincinnati Zoo is described along with visits to Chester Park and other social activities. Families including the Smiths Hutsons Sanders and others are mentioned with hospitality and moving plans in the west end.
West Point society notes show Will Miller and Ernest Moore with wives from Williamsburg at a Sunday dinner. The Patch club gifted a salad dish to the hostess Mrs. Harry Moyer. Ruth Moyer visits Oxford and Harold Moyer stays around Hyde Park.
Local residents and relatives gathered for Fourth of July visits and family reunions across Williamsburg with numerous guests from Cincinnati Hamilton Hartwell and other areas. Elmer Cobb welcomed daughter Bernice Virginia born June 8 while Thomas Foster graduates in veterinary work at Ohio State University plans to locate in Mason.
An advertisement claims Dr King's New Life Pills provide an easy pleasant laxative with a good night’s rest. It promises a morning bowel movement and no nausea or belching, selling 36 pills for 25 cents through druggists.
The deathwatch beetle shows a persistent feigning of death when disturbed. It remains immovable in water or alcohol and even endures burning rather than reveal itself. Its ticking sound can be triggered or revived by tapping a fingernail on a table.
A Buford North Dakota man recalls a severe diarrhoea attack lasting over a week. After a druggist recommended Chamberlain's Uoie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, the first dose eased symptoms and within two days he recovered fully. Obtainable everywhere.
A concise maxim notes the mind’s calm or disturbance hinges on how we order small daily tasks rather than major life concerns. It emphasizes disciplined handling of everyday details as the path to steadiness.
Examinations for teachers will be held the first Saturdays of September October January March April May and the last Friday of June and August. If a holiday falls on these days the examination moves to the corresponding weekday. Applicants may take exams in sections A and B and must present normal school credits and a passing practice teaching grade. County test notices due 60 days prior. Examinations in Batavia Ohio. He c A Co Supt Bo Borders, Vice President 198
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