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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1915
Page
5
A reader from Loveland Ohio, J 8 Rittenhouse, reports severe kidney trouble with back pain and nocturnal awakenings. After using Dean's Kidney Pills, two boxes cured him in short order. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Other local notes follow about visits and events in the community.
The advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers $100 for any failed case, and invites readers to obtain testimonials while noting other products for constipation.
Dr W J Hughes attended the funeral of his cousin Miss Eva Hughes of Cumminsville last Monday. Several locals, including Miss Maria Moreton and Howard Glaser, are noted visiting or returning home, with summer boarders and multiple house guests mentioned.
An ad describes backache and rheumatic pains as often caused by disordered kidneys and promotes Foley Kidney Pills from Nash Pharmacy as a quick relief and to restore kidney health.
Bethel and surrounding areas report visitors and family gatherings including Miss Margery Ellsberry from Bethel visiting J. F. McColm in Lebanon. Numerous relatives and friends travel between Williamsburg Hamersville Batavia and Newport Kentucky with evenings and Sundays spent with kin. The Christian church C E Society plans a large delegation to Batavia county convention Thursday.
A vintage ad touts Sloan's Liniment as a solution for hard work soreness and stiff muscles. It claims quick relief without rubbing and identifies the product as a counter irritant better than mustard, priced at 25c with wide druggist availability.
The Mothers Club raised funds during a Fourth of July program. A street parade was praised as the best ever, and Miss Mary Rogers and relatives vacationed at Epworth Heights. A car bon Works fire near Carbon plant damaged by flames threatened adjacent oil tanks. fire crews fought the blaze with two hose lines, with total loss and $1500 insured.
The ad praises Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey cough syrup as a soothing remedy for coughs and colds. It claims thousands benefited and urges readers to buy the original bottle and start using it immediately to shake off illness.
Clara Donham of Tippecanoe city visits here. Mrs Shults guest of Mrs Della Donham. Jess Burnett and wife of New Richmond were guests of H Leed. Rosa Brumagen entertained Mrs Belle Mrs Kate Smith Roy Lena Herget Lela Brumagen of Mt Holy. Dr and Mrs Valentine visited Branch Hill. Harry Haggerty hosted Vernon Ova Haggerty and Clarence Wolf couples from Hillsboro. Lost gold puff in Batavia streets. reward offered.
A reader recounts severe diarrhoea two years ago and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a rapid recovery after the first dose. The notice also extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve for cuts sores and skin problems as antiseptic and healing, urging readers to obtain the original 2 ounce box from their druggist.
James Babbitt and wife of Norwood were guests of H. Anderson and wife. Will Chaffin and mother of Fayetteville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Coleman. Mrs. Mary Holland Eva Work and daughter Mary Lee visiting Bethel and Felicity. John Davidson remodeling west of town. Sam Malady and wife of Five Mile were Sunday guests of John Malady and wife. Miss Cora Hensel entertained Raper Moore and family. Thomas Needham building a new house west of town. Charles Holland spent the week end in the city. Mr. and Mrs. James Kirskaddon entertained friends from Fayetteville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rathfuss of the city Frank Conover and family and Mrs. Allie Needham were Sunday guests of Mrs. Sallie Conover. Thomas Malott and wife of Mt. Crab Sunday at home. Mrs. Nellie Hartman called to Lynchburg last week for sister Anna Hodson who fell and broke her arm. Ben Kirskaddon and wife entertained friends from the city Sunday.
Foley & Co. receives daily letters from grateful men and women praising Foley Kidney Pills for curing back ache sore muscles stiff joints and other kidney and bladder troubles. The remedy is quick to relieve lumbago and rheumatism tied to kidney issues Nash Pharmacy.
Miss Mary Pommert visited friends in Greenfield. Many relatives and friends from Dayton Kentucky Norwood Winchester Linwood Batavia Amelia Withamsville New Vienna and Cincinnati spent time with local families including the Atwoods Motts Malicks Watkins Corbly and Amanns. A birthday dinner honored Lizzie Corbly and Sallie Coombs with several relatives attending.
Russian peasant women average six to twelve children with about half surviving. The text notes high birth rates and low child survival in rural areas.
The advertisement by Nash Pharmacy touts Foley Cathartic Tablets to ease indigestion and constipation. It claims regular bowels reduce heat related fatigue and bloating in stout persons.
J G Foster hosts Rev Van Horn from Waverly Tenn who will preach next Sunday. Gertrude Roemer visits J M Davidson. Dr A B Lippert and two children stay with Mrs W C Lippert. Sunday school celebration at town park on July 24 features Rev J D Darling and speakers John G Quinlan Alexander Dunn and Louis Schneider. Various visits and guest notices throughout the week precede a tale from H W Ireland praising Chamberlains Cholera Remedy for a severe 1888 attack.
Mrs E L Fomorin and Mrs Sarah Ire ton of Marathon called on Miss V B Brown. Helen Maxwell and Rebecca Lovel attend summer courses at Oxford. Irene Knight visited Greenberry with Mrs W M Varney. Sunday visitors included Mrs Laura Rapp, J W Snell, S B McMahan and wives and Mrs Daugherty, J A Hilton and family of Afton. Rev J W Parker and Daniel Cover and wife hosted by J B Turner. Jonathan Johnson and daughter Elsa visited G Johnson and wife at Hillsboro. Eva Hunt visiting Middletown, Rufus Pattison and wife of Owensville visited Jos Abl and wife. Rose Snell of Norwood visiting Mrs Odley. F A Thirey family and Mrs A Thirey toured Maple Grove and stayed with Mrs Goff. Arthur Lovell and wife spent weekend in Kentucky.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as improving digestion for a beautiful woman. It claims good digestion enhances appearance and notes the product is obtainable everywhere.
For sale: gasoline stove, kitchen table, horses including a drive horse and work horses. Listings mention Andreas Nieterhouse and a Jah colt foaled 3 years, plus various household items and rooms. Items appear in a small-town classified format with names and partial addresses.
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