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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1915
Page
5
An old American newspaper fragment promotes Dean's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from J. Rittenhouse of Loveland Ohio claiming rapid relief from severe kidney trouble and back pain after two boxes. The piece also lists prices and dealer availability and includes local social notes and visits.
Liebe Hulick and family visit Herbert Rowan. A Carroll Jones horse was injured by a barb wire fence. Dr C Wallace treated wounds. Edith Rhode and daughter Thelma visit W H Jones. Various locals visit and travel between Lorado Cuba Edenton Newtown Loveland Madisonville Bata via.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages as a constitutional disease. It is taken internally and supposedly restores strength by building up the constitution. The makers offer one hundred dollars if it fails to cure and promote a list of testimonials. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Bethel residents Joe Sims and wife spent Sunday at F M Parkers. A R Brown and family visited Clarence and Raymond Black. Sick Mrs Walter Bogart and Heber Hutchinson's family were guests of W Bogart. Karl Jones of city visits R Bogart. Dr Van Pelt preaches Sunday afternoon July 24, last quarter before conference. Henry Busch and family of Monterey with Will Busch of Batavia and Hazel Brooks of Elk Lick visit Charles Busch. Traveling Man's Experience recalls a cholera episode from 1884 and a remedy success. Obstinately, H W Ireland of Louisville praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Obtainable everywhere.
Willie Lungmus buys an automobile. J H Dawson and family attend Po mona Grange at Indian Hill. Mrs B F Moyer hosts Booster and Friendly Societies. Mrs Jennie Fisher visits from Amelia. Grange organized at Laurel. Richard Brotherton visits from North Fairmount. Pearl Fitzpatrick visits Hyde Park relatives. Hugh Davidson calls on B F Moyer. Union Chapel plans a festival at Longmue's yard Saturday night July. Garrison and Schump relatives from Cincinnati and Ashland guests. Mrs P M Offutt returns from extended trip.
A vintage advice blurb touts a beautiful woman with good digestion and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as beneficial for digestion. It asserts availability everywhere and frames beauty as linked to health.
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for tired overworked muscles. It claims quick relief from aching soreness and stresses its counter irritant action, noting easy application and that it penetrates without rubbing. A testimonial praises the product while listing a 20 cent price.
Miss Olive and Harriet Swein return from Cincinnati visit. Fred Kearns and wife visit Barton Kearns family. Funeral of Mrs. Fannie Daughters at Bantam. Mrs. John Merten and daughter Allie in the city. Will Hicks returns to Dublin after visit with Joe Hicks. Nellie Coleman Sunday guests at Locust Corner. Attended Batavia Chautauqua. Lena Hutson entertained Philathea Club. Missionary Society met with Mrs. E Amann. Walter Maphet and wife guests of Mack Woods. Rev Keen of Mississippi visited Eva Keen. Caution on minor injuries and infection. Bucklen's Arnica Salve recommended for healing. Get 2-ounce box from druggist.
James Carpenter and wife hosted Sunday guests including C Ellis and family from Williams amsville L Carpenter and son and Cliff Burgess and family and Charles Carpenter and family Milt Sapp and family also Frank Judd and wife Marie Carlier and Laura Hart metz spent Sunday with Florence Brown in Owensville Bert Patchell and Frank Wissel visited the city Wednesday Celia Wissel spent Friday in Milford Mabel and Roberta Patchell visited Batavia Alice and Mary McAfee spent a week with Louis Speidel and wife at Milford Currott and wife visited H McAfee and wife Sunday
An Otis May ad claims backache and rheumatic pains arise from disordered kidneys. Foley Kidney Pills are promoted to relieve backache, sore muscles, joints, and bladder ailments, restoring kidney health, Nash Pharmacy.
Mrs Grace Coombs and children visited Bethel last Saturday while Dr Valentine and wife hosted Carl Rhinehart and family from Branch Hill and Carl Judd and family from Hamlet last Sunday. Local residents shared weekend visits and boarders while an old remedy ad promotes Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey for coughs and colds.
A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for relief within two days. Brief notices mention visits from out of town, rheumatic complaints, a festival on the 21st, rumored car ownership, wheat harvest, and club gatherings at G. W. Ireton’s. Local residents Edward Craft and W. C. Jones share positive experiences with the remedy and liniment respectively.
A collage of local Fourth of July events and visits in Nicholsville and Laurel. Families including Heinbold Weseli Purkhiser and Meekers gather. Mrs Oldsorgen and Miss Weseli, plus Prof McNeill and bride visit. Roy Purkhiser tours from Columbus. W C T U drama planned. illness notes for James Johnson Geo McNair Orie Meeker and families. band provided music at Laurel celebration. marriage announcements for Fannie Kennedy and Harley Vandament. Dr Kings New Life Pills advertised as a gentle laxative option.
Residents attend birthday party and visits across Franklin Logansport and Cincinnati. Frequent guests include Miss Gertrude Dawson from Chicago and Mrs Nan McMillen visiting relatives. A July 24 United Brethren Sunday school celebration is planned with about 30 schools invited.
Sunday visits filled the area as Rev. W. J. Henry stayed with F. A. Nitterhouse in Owensville and J. B. Turner hosted Miss Leontine Thirey and others. Dozens of families from Madisonville to Williamsburg, Linwood, Madeira and Lebanon shared calls with relatives and friends, with even longer stays noted for Miriam and Willard Green in Kivaston.
A brief Los Angeles Times aphorism notes the paradox of free guidance. The quote argues that valued advice should be compensated, contrasting generosity with professional service norms.
Delayed Elmer Bateman and 0. J. Smith and families were Sunday guests of Wm. Brown at Batavia. Vernon Hair and wife of Middletown were week end guests of his mother. Mrs. Charles Holland entertains Mrs. Ogden of Branch Hill. John Neihof of Afton was a guest of O. B. Mayer Sunday. Wm. Brown and wife attended services at Mulberry Sunday. L. A. Hair and family spent Sunday with George Gatch and family. Fourth of July guests at O. B. Mayer's were David Hill and Eugene Snider of Goshen, Dale Moyer of Williamsburg, Ernst Aufderherds of South Norwood, Albert Kayser and wife, Miss Edna Paul of the city, and Rev. Hoggett. They write Every Day Every day Foley & Co., receive letters from grateful men and women telling how Foley Kidney Pills cured them of back ache and other kidney troubles. Nash Pharmacy. Irony. The inventor seldom profits by his production. The Chinese invented gunpowder.
Eastwood residents Mrs. Rebecca Anderson and Paul Anderson visited EB. Anderson and wife. Merritt Scott joined his sister Mrs. Wade Louden in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver House stayed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Beck, and were driven home by Mrs. Beck. EB Canter received a surprise birthday party. Lola Mylor hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Frank VanAmann and others. Ford McCall returned to Weston after visiting Frank Kemerla. Mrs. Eva Scott and daughter from Chicago visit Miss Sallie White.
The article notes that the qualifications for four notary public positions are ordinary intelligence and honesty. It states that any age over twenty one will suffice.
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