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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1902
Page
8
The page lists Batavia train times from Cincinnati with morning and evening departures toward Pearl and Butler, Court Street, and Liverpool routes, including mail connections. It also notes local posts, appointments, probate and pension items, a suicide, upcoming church events, a health tonic ad, and a county teachers institute with dates in Clermont and Brown counties.
A social gathering in Clermont drew Clermonters Mrs Kate Cowen Mr and Mrs P C Swing and Miss Catherine Louisa of Cincinnati Miss Mary Cowen of Washington DC and Mrs B A Barry of Buffalo. Miss Cowen and Mrs Berry extend their visit. Funeral for Emma Drusell near Perintown followed illness of two years. Governor Nash in camp at Newark and other local notes fill the column.
An advertisement claims a home remedy called the Home Gold Cure can cure drunkenness without publicity or time off work. It promises a safe, odorless treatment to neutralize alcohol poison, with full directions and physician advice, sold for one dollar with discreet shipping from Philadelphia. The note adds the Soldier's Home in Dayton will get a $10,000 gate.
An assortment of classified snippets from Batavia Ohio and Cincinnati pages includes salt price offers 80 cents per barrel and a higher listed price of $1 per barrel, local loan ads from W R Walker and Frazier Hicks, lumber purchasing tips from Mark Robertson, dental notices for C T Robertson and F P Harruton, plus a note about a branch fire in Batavia with a monthly last-Saturday reference.
A fragment from the Chicago Record Herald recounts young Lochinvar driving a red car across roads and causing chaos until a crossing wrecks a freight train. Patrons remark on his audacity while others rue the damage and social consequences.
A lament on the heavy burdens of kidney ills and the constant back pain and weariness. The text notes distressing urinary disorders as part of the ongoing struggle to bear life’s battles.
Doan's Kidney Pills receive a strong endorsement from Jacob Schaefer, owner of a popular Portsmouth restaurant, who says the remedy cured his backache in 1895 and again proved effective. He urges readers to buy at Fisher & Streich's drug store, 50 cents per box, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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