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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1909
Page
5
An advertisement extols Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for cold bound throat and lung weakness, urges consulting a physician, notes no alcohol in the medicine, and urges keeping Ayer’s Pills for when a cold begins.
Samuel Meek and family visited his father Sunday as Wm. Applegate oversees Woodland Park. Numerous locals attend Clif Stroup infant’s funeral at New tonsville. Carpenters Dose and Greenickle at work. A. W. Clark builds a new bar. Community members host, visit, and travel to Cincinnati, Norwood, Amelia, and Chicago. health ads mention Hall's Catarrh Cure and Foley's remedies.
Mrs. A C Hautchens visits her parents Frank Smith and wife. Mrs. Mary Boyd visits Camp Dennison with C Boyd and family. George Dillman and family plus Misses Carrie and Louise Dillmen of Huntington WV are guests here. Edith Mahama visits Hyde Park parents. Reed family from Chile visits friends. Mrs. Martha Thomas visits relatives in Maineville. Mrs. Bila Moorehead of Connersville Ind visits here a week. F W Walker and Pauline spent Saturday in Batavia. Burglary at Mrs Sallie Boulware’s Gay street home netted about 21 dollars. Mrs. Oscar Marsh of Connersville visited relatives there. Mrs. Anna Dennis of Portsmouth visited last week. George Davis and wife of Newtown spent Sunday here. Hannah Rawhey of Arkansas, formerly here, visits relatives.
Misses Margaret and Thelma Smidley returned to Columbus after visiting Miss Cora Dick. Darbie Pigman and family visited Mary Cushard. Miss Nettle Rust and Miss Florence Rust visited Mrs. McMath in Memingsburg. Mrs. Sparger hosted visitors from Hillsboro and Mt Pisgah. Mrs. Cushard is ill. Char Dick of New Richmond is with her. Sue Moreton enters Cincinnati Conservatory for violin. A house party from Newport enjoyed a lively visit.
Newtonsville reports the death of Luclile Btroap eight months old from gastroenteritis with funeral Saturday led by Rev. Shriver at Plainview cemetery. Citizens welcome T. A. Ballinger family. Social visits include Emerys Norwood Wood family at St Joseph asylum. Local business: Barton Clark buy flouring mills, overhaul planned. Eva Needham improving. Teddy’s race death theory mentioned. Sarah Hill turns seventeen with a surprise gathering.
An advertisement-style summary highlights kidney disease symptoms such as albumen loss and uric poisoning with proposed treatment using Dean's Kidney Pills. It cites Mrs. Elmer Drake's testimonial of rapid improvement, lists price and distributor details, and notes other local mentions and health claims about Foley's Hovey and Tarrot.
Aunt Martha Heir died at 4 20 p m Saturday at the home of Henry Herget after nearly a year of suffering. She never married and was cared for by niece Miss Nannie Herget. Funeral held at Mt Pisgah M E church in Nicholsville. Also notes Sabbath school time change and a string of local social updates and notices.
Readers urged to obtain a copy to study its value for father mother and children. The paper aims to guide income, household management, and virtuous living with non sectarian sermons and wholesome content. Sample copies available by writing Knna CoMnanny in Dysla Cre.
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