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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1910
Page
8
A collage of small ads and notices lists price offers for newspapers, medicines, and tonics. It includes Dr Thomas Electric Oil, Doan's Regulets, Bean's Ointment, Chamberlain remedies, Burdock Blood Bitters, Chamberlain Liniment, Chamberlain Colic remedy, and Stomach and Liver Tablets. Local names like Miss Leonard, Judge Parrott, Rev S S Newhouse, and several residents are mentioned alongside events and visits.
Dodd Werner, listed with church ties in Batavia Ohio, will also attend Miller House in Boston on the first Wednesday and Thursday and visit Dr Fomorin's in Marthen on the third Wednesday and Thursday each month. Bell and Citizens' phones are noted.
Promoter praises Mr. M. W. Wareing as a lecturer on Applied Psychology. He argues Mind Study shows methods and demonstrations to reveal the laws of mind and matter to general audiences. The aim is to make complex theories understandable through visible demonstrations.
The twenty-ninth annual reunion will be held in the opera house Wilmington Ohio on August 9. Address of welcome by Mayor W H Hartman and response by Comrade J A De Armond.
Rev. Wilson Backus of Minneapolis Minnesota will preach at Mt Carmel Universalist church next Sunday July 24 at 11 a m. Many in and near Batavia recall his past visit here years ago.
The Clermont County Club ladies of Amelia host a Mother Goose fair on Dr. J C Gaskins grounds next Saturday evening July 28. The event promises pleasure and a large crowd will witness entertaining features prepared for attendees.
The foundation of the Georgetown shoe factory building nears completion as builder James Whiteman speeds construction. While it rises, Pathe of the Cincinnati Shoe Company will run a stitching room in Georgetown, with Bethel factory needs expanding to hire more stitchers.
Tate township Sunday School convention held at Mt Olive last Sunday featured a strong program and a round table talk led by Rev Taylor on Delinquency in Attendance at Sunday School Its Cause and Its Cure with useful insights and suggestions.
The Batavia M E R Sunday school picnic drew about 160 attendees to the island last Thursday. Games and diversions entertained both young and old, and a plentiful dinner featured many filled baskets and appetizing viands on an ideal day.
The article surveys mid 19th to 19th century investigations showing tubercle bacilli can enter via the digestive tract, causing primary intestinal tuberculosis and pulmonary disease without initial gut lesions. It cites Calmette, Aufrecht, Fiberger, Jensen, and others, debates dust inhalation vs ingestion, and notes sunlight and drying kill bacilli, complicating airborne spread theories.
Batavia Ont July 19 1910 Dear friends and patrons the Kline Department Store discloses it has disposed of its business to Smyth Brothers after 80 years of service. The owner thanks customers and hopes for continued patronage under the new firm.
An advertisement proclaims Foley's Kidney Remedy cures kidney and bladder trouble, sold by all druggists. A birth announcement notes July 13 as the day a daughter arrived to Mr and Mrs F Brockman and also to Mr and Mrs James Carter with Dr J K Ashburn present. Batavia Chapter Royal Arch Masons met July 19 with Judge W W Pennell and others attending. Pennell received the Royal Arch degree.
Mrs Ed Day had Grace Harris and her 6 year old daughter placed in a town county children's home after Probate Judge Walker ruled the home was improper following a Monday arrest.
The county board of equalization met Monday to organize and set preliminaries. It consists of county commissioners, the county engineer, and county auditor with Gus Iuen chosen as chairman and J L Larkin as secretary. Officials warn taxpayers they will announce when ready to hear grievances amid anticipated many appeals. From Valley EnterpriseMilford: Louise Goodwin of Perintown won Milner Musical Company's prize with a pen and ink drawing, receiving a cut glass nappy.
J B Woodher offers three or four good draft horses for sale following a shipment to Cincinnati for mail service. Sale terms by week day or meal at 20 cents per bed or meal. Includes good home cooking and connected feed stable. Located square and a half above town hall on Main Street with Miss Kate Erion.
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