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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1907
Page
5
Goshen area notes list residents visiting relatives in Blanchester Mil ford and Middle town with several others in nearby towns. Also includes an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming full constitutional action and a $100 cure guarantee with testimonials and drugstore availability.
Local social notes recount visits and gatherings among Edna Fitzwater Irma Brooks and families in Newport Williamsburg and nearby towns. The piece also promotes Foley's Kidney Cure with testimonials from G B Burhans Carlisle Center New York praising kidney health benefits and continued absence of symptoms after four years.
John Tribble and wife of Baywood and James Hitch of Batavia visited J. J Armatrong and wife last week. Will Wolf of Batavia called Tuesday evening. Ollie Robb and wife of Georgetown Ky have been guests of their mother Mre Hattie Robb. Mre Mary Kilne and Kate Hancock spent the 4th with relatives at Hyde Park. James Sillet and wife entertained a party of 20 for dinner. Jules Southers of Price Hill visits here. Mrs Simmons sold her property to George W. n. Mrs Tom Sitreff visited her mother Mrs Rymell. Mrs Kate Meir has moved into part of Mrs Kidd’s house. The Epworth League will give a picnic at
Local notices report gatherings at Bantam fair grounds on Saturday July 13 inviting all leagues. Several residents and visitors are listed with brief updates on travel, visits, illnesses, and family time. An advertisement for Dr Shoop’s Restorative offers free samples and a book, claiming to address underlying causes of stomach heart and kidney issues.
Numerous residents enjoyed the Fourth at Elklick fishing. Visitors Included Jas Moorehead and wife from Wiggonsville and Jobn Gardner and wife from Felicity. Families gathered, a funeral was held for Rome Ralls's infant, and several citizens hosted city boarders as health improved around Branch Hill and Franklin connections.
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe remedy to prevent consumption. Warns against unknown preparations and promotes the genuine yellow package. Sold by Punn's Pharmacy.
A remark from To peka Capital suggests households with messy living spaces are likelier to keep a parrot. The comment ties chaos in the home to pet ownership tendencies without citing research or broader context.
A report from Batavia notes a brisk wind Saturday afternoon that toppled a few trees with minimal damage. The text records numerous local social visits including Joe and Misses Lionel Snell, Goldie Aber, Josephine Coleman, Minnie Snell, Mrs. Clara Lutz, and Mrs. Nona Lutz, plus several neighborhood greetings and health product advertisements.
A Saturday wind storm lasting about 80 minutes injured several buildings and many shade and fruit trees. Local residents, including Langdon Bakery Co. worker Hoyt Alrey and married couple Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Friend, were noted. various social and church activities are mentioned alongside ads for health products and local merchants.
Amos F King of Port Byron New York aged 85 has a leg sore that plagued him most of his life and is now completely healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve a remedy for sores burns cuts and piles. Gists guarantee and price is 25 cents.
Will Meek and family of Newtonnville visited Earl Grosnickle and wife while Miss Mabel Cast stayed with her cousin Verna Bunyan at Blancheater. Miss Hayes of Wilmington visited cousin Raymond Jordan. Walter Jordan played two games with the Lebanon team on the 4th. Mrs. Earl Witham of Tabasco visited her parents in Lebanon over the weekend. Chautauqua preparations begin July 9 at Woodland Park. Chas Jordan of Middletown visits his parents. Mrs. Rachel Fry occupies Lib Grimes property. Mr Seale visits his niece Belle Thompson. Martha Jordan spent a week with her son in Middletown. A number attended the Woodland concert Sunday.
A vintage advertisement promotes Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup claiming to cleanse and stimulate the bowels without irritation. It also urges to attend to kidneys with Foley's Kidney Cure, sold by Bann's during the summer when kidney irregularities rise from overheating or excessive drinking.
Mrs. Blanche Brown and daughter Gladys of Cincinnati visit Mrs. Ruslon Whit ater. Geo. Nichols spends Sunday with his parents and returns with little Harrold. Mr and Mrs A J Willis, Lou Devine, Elia Nichols and Mary Ha visit Mrs J J Tarner and daughter Stella. Andrew Lohbrer and Dan Cover with wives visit Mrs Lee Wil Nama at Hilaboro. Lou McMabao and family spend Sunday with Joe Brown. Mrs Mary Morehead of Lynchburg visits sister Mrs Mattie Thirey Saturday. Rev A M Dawson of Willlameburg was present.
Vance Anderson formerly of this place now in Chicago called an old fire hdle here last week. Harry Dillman and wife visited her parents in Higginaport. Court Crane of Chicago visited his mother here. Fred Parker from city visited here last week. Miss Audrey Wallate was entertained Saturday at Miss Maescher’s home in Mt. Washington. Prof. and Mrs. A Beck are entertaining friends this week.
A boy’s lighted firecracker on the fourth destroyed the store decorations and scorched the building after a passerby raised the alarm. Miss Fern Bagby of Hamersville had recently been a guest. The article lists numerous regional visits and family news from the area.
A nostalgic note touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as purifiers curing headaches and biliousness and keeping the bowels right for 250 at all drug stores. Dr Shoop’s Maglio Ointment promises relief for piles with direct action and lasting results sold by The Nash Pharmacy.
Cleveland Leader reports a congressman suggesting immigrants adopt American names such as O’Brien and Cohn. The piece notes ensuing debate and public reaction.
Since the Suey canal opened, annual revenue rose from 1.8 million to 20 million. Officials note continued gains for local commerce and related industries.
A magistrate challenged a Chinese witness on the afterlife, asking where he would go after death, prompting the reply Peking and disqualification. In another case a girl answered I don’t know when asked the same, and the judge urged to swear the witness, revealing a grim anecdote about courtroom attitudes.
Report notes that 250 individuals in England paid 200000 dollars each in income tax last year while 800000 others paid on incomes below 3500 dollars. The figures illustrate tax distribution across income groups.
The Ladies Field sketches the social climber in London advising a mansion in a fashionable West End square a country retreat five motor cars several horses and carriages three tiaras and a very thick skin as essentials for social advancement.
An English paper urges regular rescue training for coal miners and organized rescue companies with life-saving apparatus. It argues that first aid is more crucial than later science and skill in mining disasters.
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