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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement claims Ayer's Hair Vigor nourishes hair from the roots, stops shedding, and promotes longer, heavier hair. It emphasizes keeping the scalp clean and healthy and markets itself as a trusted hair-food with a long-standing testimonial.
Albert Johnson and family visited Wm Glancy and kin while Stapley Lineback and wife spent Sunday with Thamas Brooks. Jessie Davidson visited Irene Moorehead and Irma Brooks called on Mary Glancy. Alva Gravitt’s family visited near Bethel as Miss Edith Glancys joined Amelia friends. Edna Fitzwater and George Hugo were in New Richmond. Clara Schaffstall returned to the city. Catarrh cure ad promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a $100 guarantee.
George Workman loses a horse in a recent fight. Visitors include Harry Caldwell and family from Iowa, Elma Jennings of Eaton, and Lillian Walker among others. C. W. Caldwell of Boston visits. The literary society meets Saturday at Mr Hellman s. Roof damage at McKeever s barn. Various arrivals and health notices follow including paraly sis cases and kidney cures. The secretary announces no teachers yet for high and intermediate schools.
Mrs. Ed DeVol and Norma visited city life. Miss Manning of Chicago vacationing with her father and sister here. Foley's Kidney Cure praised by G B Burhans for kidney trouble. Dr Thomas's Electric Oil advertised for pains and injuries.
Mrs N F Warren remains seriously ill with no improvement. Orion Cassairt hosted Covington relatives. Miss Rossella Kilgore came from Medalla with cousin Miss Florence Lemar. Mrs Frank Rugg and daughter Helen visit St Paul Mine. Elizabeth Kennedy of Laurel stayed with Lindale kin. Gladys Evanshine's 18th party at Mt Pisgah. Effie Lindsley and Bessie Lindsley visited. W C Combs and wife guest at Pomeroy. Fray Butler returned from Bainbridge. Jim Kilgore at home in Lindale.
In European and American notices, Mrs Julia Ryder Paine of Truro Massachusetts touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a fast relief for coughs and colds and claims it cures weak lungs and sore throats after other remedies fail. Drugstores guarantee it with 50 cents and 1 dollar, trial bottle free.
Elmer Conger of Indian Hill visited his sister Mrs Hobson and others from Portsmouth Norwood and Lebanon were seen shopping farms and planning moves. Rev J A Winkler of Dayton and families joined local guests at Christy and Palmer homes. An unfortunate altercation occurred near Brown County four miles north of town involving Joly Grant Palmer and Peter Robmer. full details on first page.
An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds and guards against consumption, urging readers not to risk unknown preparations. It lists a yellow package and mentions Pamn Pharmacy Hillion, with a note on persistent post-dinner heaviness and other symptoms and references Dean's Regulets for “billions attacks” at 260 cents at any drug store.
Mra B F Kemp hosted Sanday Frank and Harvey Glancy and wife of Kienor, with Mra Rachel Binkley. Residents attended Epworth Heights Boundary night with Mise Mary Hillepeota and Georgia Connely. Elimabeth Coonely returned from Kings Milla after a Woodlawgg park Sunday trip. Chas Boheme entertained with Georgia Connely Rev and Mra G M Falton hosted a candy party last Tuesday. Attendees included Misses Lottie Andrews Noble Molloy Alma Leever Edith Kaoott Muth Kistuo Margaret Kemp Doille Counely.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a safe laxative and kidney tonic. It claims the product cleanses and stimulates the bowels without irritation, warning that summer heat and excess drinking can affect the kidneys and urging immediate care.
Endorsement from Mrs. Wm. Rosh of Batavia Ohio praises Dean's Kidney Pills after a severe kidney disease attack with back and side pains. Local items note a successful ice cream festival, Epworth League outing, foot races, and community happenings including property moves, new pool tables, and a Bucklen's Arnica Salve testimonial from Port Byron New York.
May Farson and others report a pleasant time. Miss Julia Snooks visits from South Lebanon to Lottie Andrews in town. Dr. Shoop’s Restorative is promoted with free samples and a book on Digestive and Cardiac health. Also mentions Pink Pain Tablets and Headache Tablets. Suez Canal revenue rose from 1.8 million to 20 million annually.
A reminiscence notes Dr. King's New Life Pill as a painless purifier that cures headache and biliousness and keeps the bowels right, advertised for 25 at all drug stores.
A flood of brief calls and visits fills the week with parties and callers from I t Isabel Sardinia Amelia Georgetown and more. Mentions include Mrs Givze and Louise, Edna Hutson, Harve Hutson and daughter, Sam Pogue from California, plus references to Dr Bhoop and The Nash Pharmacy sales of a remedy.
Allen Harris and Edwin Armour spent Sunday with Williamsburg friends. Robi Hill and family were Sunday guests of Wm. Miller in the country. Mrs. Carey Boggess and children of Springfield summer with relatives near town. Mrs. Frank Carter of Hameraville visited Mrs. Flora Hook. Ed Carter and Edgar Burke were in Middletown this week. Mrs. Edgar Burke entertains sisters from Columbus. Mrs. Andy Floyd is home after visiting her son in Chicago. Mrs. Lee Harria and daughter Nellie of St. Bernard visited Harve Hutson. Cliff Rose and wife traveled to Denver to visit Joan Menning and wife. Marie Jennison of Batavia spent Saturday with Thos. Young and wife. Mrs. Joe Levy and daughter Myrtle of Indianapolis guests of Mrs. S. Bluestein. Cliff McGornan and family of Hamersville visited friends. Mrs. Chas Porter and children of Miamisville visiting her parents. Miss Camila Bowers entertaining cousin from the city. Miss Stella Beacham of Williamsburg and Joe Parker of Columbus visiting at J. P. Parker's. Miss Lorena Boulware of Williamsburg visiting Dr. Spell. Bert Mattox and family of Springdale spent Sunday at H. J. Beck's. Misses Grace Stroup and Imo Ferree were in Williamsburg Saturday. Electric Bitters advertised as restoring health and beauty to women.
The piece notes two hundred fifty English residents paid $200000 in income tax last year while $000000 paid taxes on income under $3500. It then markets Dr Shoop’s Health Coffee Imitation, claiming it mimics real coffee in taste and effect, with a free sample offered and sold by Moore & Lo.
The note recalls needle production in 1545, noting that making ten needles constituted a good day’s work and reflects on the value of early needle making.
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