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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1903
Page
5
The advertisement claims Ayer's Hair Vigor will make hair long thick and dark. It promotes it as a remedy to nourish hair and asserts the product costs $1.00 per bottle and is available at all druggists.
The Ladies Aid served ice cream and cake on Saturday evening July 4 to a large crowd with receipts of 25 pounds. Guests from Cincinnati and Wilmington visit relatives here while locals discuss mail service changes and an upcoming electric railroad. Local crops and road work update the town as doctors promote Hall's Catarrh Cure and related remedies.
Mrs. Harry Doss and son from Cincinnati visited R. L. Gest. Miss Emly Weidinger and Miss Edith Pursell in Cincinnati and Mt. Washington. Frank Pursell to O. & E. in Cincinnati. Fred Mullen recalled home for Dr. T. J. Mullen’s death. Cincinnati visitors with Davis and Shaw families. local social notes include J. S. Bates greeting friends and Jessie Donaldson from Pittsburg. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised for piles with testimonial.
Lena Zimmer wed a Cincinnati man on June 28 in a surprise ceremony to join the literary society she serves as secretary. They will reside in Covington. Several local residents are noted visiting, hosting, or attending Fourth of July events, with social updates from Forest Home, Sardinia, and Dayton areas. An anecdotal cure for diarrhoea from Chamberlains remedy is shared by Mrs. Alice Miller of Morgan Texas.
Unusual vim marked Independence Day with fireworks and noise along Suburban Traction tracks. Many traveled to Coney and nearby points. Sunday brought fasting and rest. Visitors include John Edwards and Wm. Clayton of Chicago, Fred Hesse of Cincinnati, George Nash and Ivy, and Beulah Rader visiting New York. Dr. King's New Life Pills advertised as health boosters at 25 cents per box.
Miss Vivian Jacquot hosted a masked surprise party while playing a piano march for friends. Ice cream and cake were served as greeting guests, and Vivian then returned home to Five Mile after more than a year away. Other items mention Griswolds in Lebanon and local Fourth of July activities.
A testimonial from J. R. Rhea of Coppell Texas describes stomach catarrh caused by indigestion. He claims doctors and medicines failed until using Kodo Dyspepsia Cure sold by Nagh a Pharmacy.
Miss Addie Rapp entertains her sister Mrs Huffman and her daughter in Winchester. A large crowd attended the fourth at the fair grounds. Rev Dawson spoke on Mormonism at the M E church. Mr and Mrs R G Patterson visited Batavia relatives. Mrs Hypea spent the week in Cincinnati. Mrs Ferber of Covington visits her parents Mr and Mrs Gall. Supt A T Marsh and wife of Felicity are guests here. Mrs J B Rapp entertains Mt Carmel aunt. Miss Annie Mitchell of Cincinnati visits her parents. The Ladies of the M E church plan an ice cream festival next Saturday evening.
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as foundational to health, claiming it enables the stomach and digestive organs to digest and assimilate food into nourishing blood. The pill is sold by Nash's Pharmacy and framed as a universal remedy for indigestion and related disorders.
An advertisement touts Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a blood and general tonic improving appetite digestion strength and nerve power. A Cincinnati testimonial claims renewed vigor and ambition after use. Available at Dr Bunn's Drug Store 50 cents a box from Chase Medicine Co Buffalo New York with portrait and signature on each package.
The M. E. church at Union Chapel hosts an ice cream festival in Mr Lungons yard east Hamlet on Saturday evening July 11 with all invited. Various local names and brief notices include pet injury from electric cars, visits between residents in Batavia Williamsville Cincinnati Chicago Amelia Newport and more. An advertising note promotes Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cure for infant disease, available from druggists.
A compilation of short notes from New Richmond and nearby communities lists residents returning home for summer, ongoing schooling, and job moves. Several individuals receive pensions or plan trips, with names including Emma Glaser Julius Shelley and Miss Emma Harrison.
Friends express hope for a speedy recovery for Mrs Carrie Debruier as she hosts Miss Ruth Moreton and George Mapalog on Saturday. Dr W B Park biser traveled to Cincinnati on Tuesday for a business trip.
Community diary records visits across Hillsboro and nearby towns. John Beebee dies at 78. C. Potts and Elmer Zimmerman incur accidents. Bell Telephone lineman Zimmerman injured in Covington. Several residents travel to Cincinnati and Lima. local sick list includes Mrs. Emma Dennis and Mrs. Hattie Beebee.
Harry Palmer returns to work after visiting his parents. Misses Emma and Nettie Redding beautify their home with a new iron fence. Miss Bertha Hill of Mt Lookout visited Miss Lynne Bowser. W H Baum of Batavia was a business caller. Miss Anna Peah is seriously sick. Maxey G Baker from Milford visited his parents last Sunday. J M Fee of Moscow visited the Holmes family. Mr and Mrs John Heywood hosted Mrs Baker and daughter of Middletown. George Hitesman of New York and Cora Hitesman of Dayton vacationed with their mother. Alfred Heywood was kicked by a cow. Court Brunson of Hamilton visited Preston Bishop. Earl Burns returned from St. Louis. A telephone line is being built to Belfast. Effie L Conover entertained last Sunday. T J Molloy Philip Smith and Mrs Davis of Cincinnati visiting. Mrs G M Anshutz returned from Frankton, Ind. Bert Bowser and family spent the 4th in Covington, Ky. Harry Bird Harrison Yeoman and W C Leever of Norwood spent Sunday here. F C Bishop transacted business in Cincinnati last Saturday. Our ball team defeated Pleasant Plain in two games Saturday. Miss Mary Peahl died after a long illness. funeral and Meyers cemetery interment. Walter Andrews and Ernest Nichols spent Saturday in Cincinnati.
An advertisement claims severe headaches and related symptoms stem from a “womanly” disorder and touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures. It asserts normalization, nerve building, and relief of uterine trouble, with testimonials including Mrs. Dan McKenzie from Nova Scotia. It offers a free medical adviser booklet via mailed stamps.
Elizabeth D Crane appointed and qualified by Clermont County Probate Court as administratrix of the William F Crane estate. Also notice to taxpayers listing June taxes collection sites in Monroe township at Nichols store Laurel Nicholaville Postoffice Mra Fridman Store Clermontville and Point Pleasant Post Office with dates in July and deadlines.
Proposals will be received at the Auditor's Office Clermont county Ohio until 12 noon Tuesday July 2 1908 for fifty tons of Pocahontas lump coal and ten tons of Thacker lump coal delivery to the Public Building Batavia Clermont county by September 1 1903 all coal based on eighty pounds to the bushel the board reserves the right to reject any or all bids by order of the Board of County Commissioners
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