Don't Be Misled Kidney Trouble Warns Against Untried Remedies
A vintage testimonial for Doan's Kidney Pills claims long history and effectiveness. Blacksmith McClanahan of Centre St New Richmond Ohio recalls severe kidney disease with back pain swollen ankles and dizziness then credits Dean's Kidney Pills with recovery. Price 50c at dealers, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
McClanahan
Centre St
New Richmond
Ohio
Dean
Mr. McClanahan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Sudden Death At Home Leaves Local Family In Mourning
John Hoab died very suddenly at his home near here on Monday night. The remains were taken to the city for interment. Henry Gregor and wife were called to Hamersville by the serious illness of Thomas Metsgar, Mrs. Gregor's foster brother. Mrs. Marie Turner of Columbus is visiting her daughter Mrs. Edgar Burk. Hattie Patterson and children of Hamilton are guests at Ed Wood's. Mrs. Carrie Fis ers, long ill, visited her father last week. Miss Gail Norris of Hamilton spent the week at C. R. Morehead's. John Morehead and wife of Mt. Washington spent the weekend there. Irene Justice attended a meeting at the Valley Club. Miss Estella and Velma Kain visited relatives at Hyde Park and Oakley. Cliff Justice, Lott Leeds, and Mr. Watson of Missouri called at O. C. E. H. Wil son’s Thursday. Dora Trost visited Mrs. Lizzie Hatcher. Kate Wilson spent the day with Mrs. Nancy Hodges. A number from here attended the Chautauqua at Williamsburg and several joined the Red Cross there. The Valley Club will hold an evening social at Mrs. J. A. Hilton's on July 26. L. L. Johnson of Bata via, Ohio Farmers Insurance, transacted business here last week. 41752
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoab
Henry Gregor
Hamersville
Thomas Metsgar
Gregor
Marie Turner
Columbus
Edgar Burk
Hattie Patterson
Hamilton
Ed Wood’s
Carrie Fiscrs
Gail, Norris
C. R
Ohio Farmers Insurance
Batavia
Chas. Simons
Lucy Terry Gi Fis
Olive
J. F. Knight
W. . Keller
M. EK
Ansteatt
Aukegen
Illinois
Theresia Beacham
Chas. Meyers
Waterson
Oscar Holscher
Chas. McKeever
Lulu Johnson
Robert Avenger
Mt. Arab
Company M
First Infantry
Georgetown
John and Paul McKever
Turpin Coleman
George Rice
Chancey Malott
Stanley Colvin
Marguerite Applegate
Hyde Park
Felicity
Mt. Crab
Williamsburg
Dora Jordan
George Whitaker
Elizabeth Whitaker
Newtown
H. GC
Dennis
Wiffer
H. L. Britton
Hillsboro
C.H. McNutt
John Patton
Bethel
Emma VanEtta
James
Oletta Kicks
City
H. L. Moyer
Della Vanosdo
Ray Scott
Laura Thomas
Richmond
Indiana
O. W. Cummings
Mt. Auburn
H.M. Davidson
Foley's Honey and Tar Hearths Season of Hay Fever Relief
A testimonial notes relief from asthma and hay fever using Foley's Honey and Tar. The reader, E. Schaaf of Creston, Ohio, reports the medicine loosens phlegm, aids sleep, and contains no opiates. Sold widely.
Local social notices and illnesses in, Amelia and nearby areas
Mrs Bessie Lindsey and daughter Mil dred of Cincinnati spent Sunday at B T Lindsey s. Mr Donerberg and wife entertained friends from the city last Sunday. Mr and Mrs A Valentine spent Saturday and Sunday at Branch Hill. Mrs Dugan entertained to dinner last Sunday. Mrs Burger and daughter and Fred Kline and son of Batavia and Ver ner Coombs and family. Quite a number of our people attended the play at Mt Pisgah last Saturday night. Annie Reeves of Amelia visited her aunt Mrs Bertha Rholfing Saturday and Sunday. Miss Emma Brumagem entertained to dinner last Wednesday. Mrs Oscar Lindsey of Cincinnati, Mrs Bessie Lindsey of Dayton and Mrs Rosa Brumagem. Mrs Horace Leeds entertained the Woman s Missionary Circle last Thursday afternoon. Mrs Jasper Malick and the Corbly of Amelia visited Mrs S A Coombs one day last week. Cliff White and family of New Richmond called at W Winspear s last Saturday evening. Mrs O Robinson entertained her nephew from West Virginia last week. with local applications as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a local disease greatly influenced by constitutional conditions and in order to cure it you must take an internal remedy Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts through the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system. Hall s Catarrh Cure was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years. It s composed of some of the best tonics known combined with some of the best blood purifiers. The perfect combination of the ingredients in Hall s Catarrh Cure is what produces such wonderful results in catarrhal conditions. Send for testimonials free F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio Sold by all druggists 75c Hall s Family Pills for constipation.
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Bessie Lindsey
Mildred
Cincinnati
B. T. Lindsey’s
Donerberg
A. Valentine
Branch Hill
Dugan
Burger
Fred Kline
Batavia
Verner Coombs
Mt. Pisgah
Annie Reeves
Amelia
Bertha Rholfing
Emma Brumagem
Oscar Lindsey
Dayton
Rosa Brumagem
Horace Leeds
Jasper Malick
A. Coombs
Cliff White and Family
New Richmond
W. Winspear
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Local Residents Visit families and neighbors reported
Dayton man Edward Beckett visits his parents in the area while relatives in Springfield host guests. Lynchburg man Lee Stroup joins ambulance corps training after a farewell visit. Local residents host guests including Gen Wahl and W D Davidson, Ella Hansell, Blanche Foster, and Gertrude Buerkle. A Norwood man Hugh Mitchell recently visited friends. Solomon Bequette of Flat River credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring his health after two years of back trouble and rheumatic pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Beckett
Dayton
J. N. Beckett
L. H. Johnson
Springfield
Charley Alrey
Georgetore
John L. Marsh
Rebecca
Miss Eunice
Milford
Lee Calvin Stroup
Lynchburg
Reed Wahl
W. D. Davidson
J. K. Christey
Richard Reynolds
Ella Hansell
Blanche Foster
Gertrude Buerkle
Generalospital
Friay
Hugh Mitchell
Norwood
David Mitcher
Solomon Bequette
Flat River
Foley
Social notes from Amelia and surrounding towns
Local social column lists visits and gatherings in Amelia, Cincinnati, Madisonville, Newtown, Linwood, and nearby areas. Names include Carrie Flanders, Ruth, Jennie Kearns, Rhoda White, Etta Underwood, Lucille, Lena Hutson, Philathea group, Norma Schaaf, Geneva Ichett, J. V. Mott, W. B. Pamsay, Grace Underwood, Mary Pommert, Sallie Bragdon, Dr. Wilbur Hunt, Kennedy Heights, Charles Nagel, S. B. Stowe, H. O. Behymer, Rus sel, Cincinnati University, Lew Hopkins, W. A. Williams, A. Johnson, T. H. Gaddis, Barton Kearns, Foley cathartic ad.
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Carrie Flanders
Ruth
Missouri
Charles Smith
Jennie Kearns
Rhoda White
Cincinnati
W. O. Hutson
Jennie Mae
Jessie Coulter
Nellie Coleman
Zoo
Etta Underwood
Lucille
Newtown
Lena Hutson
Appey White
Linwood
H. O. Behymer
Russel
Cincinnati University
Lew Hopkins
Norwood
Charles Hopkins
W. A. Williams
Donald
Albert Johnson
Madisonville
T. H. Gaddis
Hyde Park
A. E. Smith
Mr. Grocer
Barton Kearns
Local social notes and upcoming meeting announced
Clarence Snyder and family hosted relatives from Mowrystown while Mr and Mrs Joe Kellum and Lois visited Hamersville friends. O N G to camp at Georgetown then Alabama for ten days. Joe Kash and Adelle Strassele seen with Batavia residents. A K of P hall gathering set for Friday July 2 to organize a chapter. Mrs Si Bluestein honored at a Tuesday 50 club event hosted by Mrs O F Davis. Mrs Emma Verbr yke of Lima shares a bilious stomach tale praising Chamberlain Tablets after stomach trouble and dizziness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Snyder
Mowrystown
Joe Kellum
Lois
Hamersville
Anna Jordan
Lee Hannah
Earl
Adelle Strassele
F. Kash
Batavia
Georgetown
Alabama
Glen Harris
Middletown
Ed Campbell
Metropoles
City
K. of P. Hall
Si Bluestein
O. F. Davis
Festival Benefit At School House In Nicholsville
A festival at the Nicholsville school house this Saturday evening July 21 raises funds for the M E church. Local residents noted include John Peters and wife from Ft Houston Texas visiting his parents, and several relatives visiting from Hamilton and Aurora Indiana. Chamberlains Tablets advertised for constipation and indigestion with a quoted testimonial.
Marathon Anecdotes and Local Church Notice Highlights
Hon OC U Kearns of Amelia spoke at the Red Cross event in church to a large attentive audience. Grange meets next Friday. public church services planned with six ministers. Mrs A G Wells of Rocky Mount praises Foley Kidney Pills for kidney related benefits.
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
The advertisement urges every family to keep Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot weather and asserts it is worth many times its cost and almost certain to be needed before the remedy serves its purpose. Obtainable everywhere.
Sunday Visits and Local Notes Include Goshen Area
Charles Pringle and wife spent Sunday with friends near Goshen. Leslie Dumford slowly improves from typhoid fever. Miss Lucille Work and Miss Florence Needham visited home folks. Various locals from Branchester Dayton Cincinnati and New Castle hosted and visited relatives. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as blood purifier and digestive aid priced at $1.00.
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Harles Pringle
Goshen
Leslie Dumford
Lucille Work
Florence Needham
KE. P. Roudebush
Branchester
Lyman Constable
Walnut Hills
Louise Maddox
Gus Ingle
Batavia
Gaylord Needham
Nan Collins
Forest Ingle
Dayton
F.A. Ireton
Chas. Brunk
Mollie VanCamp
New Castle
Ind
Mollie Cross
Cincinnati
Community Notes and Households Reach Out
Miss Clara Perry visits Cedar Point relatives. Mrs. Rose Honaker and children return from a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Day. W. O. Robinson of Perrmtown spends Sunday with his in laws. Mrs. Howard Brotherton visits her sister Bertha Gates. Mrs. George Hiel and baby stay with Everett Perry family. Agnes Nichols visits Batavia, and locals tour Serpent Mound. Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised for coughs and colds with a testimonial.
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Clara Perry
Cedar Point
Rose Honaker
J. K. Day
W. O. Robinson
Perrntown
Howard Brotherton
Winton Place
Bertha Gates
George Hiel
Baby
Laurel
Everett Perry
Agnes Nichols
Batavia
Chas. Fitzpatrick
Harvey Perry
Epply
Effie Hutson
Flay
Rae Butler
Serpent Mound
A. B. Butler
Elizabeth Gardner
Bantam
J. H. Beck
Sunday Socials Report From Local Families
Russell Campbell and group visited Rus sell Bogart's on Sunday. Birch Manning and wife called on H Demaris's. Oral Earhart with wife and sons Russell and Omer met Milt Bogart. Nicholas Rhinehard spent Sunday with Amelia relatives. James Campbell and Locust Ridge family visited O W Zollar's. Addie Patten suffered a severe indigestion attack but was improving. George McKibben and wife with Ray McKibben and family visited Warren McKibben. Mrs Katie Carter of Williamsburg and daughter from Dayton visited H R Brown late week.
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Russell Campbell
Russell Bogart
S. Birch Manning
H. Demaris
Ray McKibben
Warren McKibben
Katie Carter
Williamsburg
Dayton
H. R. Brown
New Dog License Law Requires County Registration
A new law takes effect December 1 requiring every dog owner to register their dog with the county auditor, obtain a one year tag, and renew by January 1, 1918. Fines for unlicensed dogs reach 25 dollars. licenses cost 1 dollar for males and 2 dollars for females. The sheriff may arrest violators, post notices, and may deputize town officers to enforce the act.
Lumbago Soothed by Foley Kidney Pills
Mrs. T. J. Bucknell of Hardy Nebraska reports recovery from lumbago with Foley Kidney Pills. She says the pills helped her during a cold damp spring and notes they are sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Bucknell
Hardy
Foley
Grand Time Held by County Club No 50
Open meeting on July 12 hosted by Mrs George Medary and Mrs Alva Brown featured music readings and papers by club members. Husbands enjoyed the program and social time with ample cake and ice cream. Fresh sweet pea decor filled the home as members and spouses praised the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Club
No. 50
George Medary
Alva Brown
Club No. 50
Quiet Ties and Moves in Williamsburg News
Local notes report visits from Rev C H Clerke of Yellow Springs and families from Batavia and Felicity. Edna Knight and Ezra O Ansteatt wed quietly at the Knight home with Rev W Keller officiating, then left for Illinois. Enlisted men from Williamsburg depart for Company M service in Georgetown. Community events include sick reports, visits, and a Clermont County Christian Endeavor Convention.
Travel Advised With Chamberlain Remedy On Trains
It warns of the risk of traveling without Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as bowel complaints can strike suddenly and severely. The notice urges travelers to obtain the remedy everywhere since trains and steamships may not stock it.
Advice on harvesting sweet corn and labor during scarcity
The article urges delivering corn to consumers within hours of harvest to preserve sweetness, noting 50 percent loss in twelve hours. Evening harvests placed in heaps heat and deteriorate faster, while morning harvests sold before noon stay fresher. It also suggests avoiding large piles and mentions Republicans proposing later school openings to allow older children to help with harvest.
Wanted Experienced man on farm and for sale notices
Wanted Experienced man on farm married man referred permanent employment cognages if 5 Herancourt J Carmel Phone Tabasco 520 For sale Calves registered Jerseys males and females R G Reel Bethel Route 2 For sale 6 registered Jersey heifers sired by Eminent bull and bred to come fresh in September and later 1 reg Jersey pen 15 mo old pmenent preeding Road one jonnete W Walle iamsburg U R or Paaiga vine Wurlitzeree Melody in sxallons condition Lease Batavia For sale House of 6 rooms barn cellar chicken house well two cisterns fruit trees shade trees apubbary and excel lent werde Lot 100x200 Write of phone A W Reed Williamsburg Ohio Ista
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J. Carmel
R. G. Reel
Bethel
Ohio
Jonnete
W. Walle
Iamsburg
Batavia
Atavia
A.W. Reed
Williamsburg
Streight Island
Jersey
Dam Plaza Farm
Goff
Poland
Iliamsbureg
Insurance Aly Hfs
Ohio Armers’ Insurance Co
Mar Et St
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