Cure for Headache Through Stomach Ailments
Thousands of women suffer periodic headaches caused by stomach liver or bowel disorders. Chamberlain's Tablets may correct these issues and remove headaches. Many have been permanently cured by this remedy.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1920
Page
5
Thousands of women suffer periodic headaches caused by stomach liver or bowel disorders. Chamberlain's Tablets may correct these issues and remove headaches. Many have been permanently cured by this remedy.
Mrs Anna Meyers and her young son from Fairview Kansas visited relatives including aunt Mrs Levi Drake. Christian Chapel held an all day meeting and fenced the cemetery. Various other guests from Norwood Covington Hamerenville and Bata via attended Sundays with local families and business man L L Jopson of Ohio conducted insurance business last week.
An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a proven remedy. It claims thirty five years of use, blood action to cleanse mucous surfaces, and visible health improvements after short treatment. Testimonials offered free from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
The ladies aid will host an ice cream supper on the church lawn Saturday evening July 4. Everyone invited. Preaching services at the Christian church Sunday morning with all welcome. Several local visits and social notices follow, plus a testimonial about Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer complaints in children.
A jumble of names and places shows recent visits and social happenings in the community. Friends and relatives from Madisonville, Columbus, Milford, Monroe, Batavia, Marathon, and neighboring towns appear in short notices of calls, dinners, entertainments, and class parties.
A reader recalls taking Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy during a severe summer illness about two years ago. The treatment relieved pain and stopped diarrhea, and the writer recommends it for every family.
A local venue hosts a mixed entertainment night featuring OdIn Anata with Sorat Geman Ba pitch a varied program. The show draws attendees seeking eclectic performances and notable guest appearances.
Sunday visitors at A Huntley included Clarence Manning and wife from Willowville, Richard Kitchen and family from Cincinnati, Charles Neal and children from Norwood, and George Hill with son Oliver. Other guests came for a Sunday at Mat Schiller’s, with further visits and moves noted involving the Kitchen and Hagerty families.
A promotional note extols Chamberlain's remedy for colic and diarrhoea, claiming it always earns good opinions and praise from users and invites readers to try it when needed.
Albert Hoggatt and family hosted Sun day guests including his sister and husband and Mrs. H's father and mother from Highland county. John Apgar and wife of Xenia visited Wilson Holland and family. John Orebaugh of Wilmington was social with friends here Sunday and Monday. Nellie Hartman stayed again with Mrs. Sallie Ireton after a month in Wilmington. J. B. Ireton and wife with Mr. and Mrs. Ester Mulloy from Norwood were at K. C. Ireton's Sunday. Harold Predmore visited with his parents A. G. Predmore and wife Mary Rowan and Cora Hensel at Al Hoggatt's Sunday. Clara Smith and Blanche with Ruth and Julia Murphy of Mt. Vernon went to Columbus Saturday visiting Howard O. Smith and family. Margaret Genet of Norwood spent the weekend here. Clarence Curry and wife of Five Mile were with his mother Maggie Curry Sunday. Bertha Kain of near Buford is with brother Frank Kain and wife. Bronson of Akron is visiting his mother at James Applegate's. Ruth and Julia Murphy of Mt. Vernon spent the past week with friends here. Ben Clemons and wife have moved to Newtonsville.
The text advises that minor appetite loss is not serious and suggests eating two meals a day, allowing five hours between meals for digestion and rest. It claims mild exercise prevents further worry, notes constipation as a common cause, and recommends Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy.
Mrs Mary Backus visited her son and family in Detroit last week Mr and Mrs B H Coddington visited Mr and Mrs George Coddington in Wilmington last week Mrs Cleve Sticksel of Newtown spent Thursday with her parents Mr and Mrs E F Nash Mr and Mrs Maddox spent Sunday with relatives in Newport Ky Harley Bell and family Mrs Mary Bell and Mrs Lou Behymer spent Thursday with friends at Cold Springs Ky Mr and Mrs Leamon and daughter of Illinois visiting her mother Mrs Sebexen Mrs Nellie Rosenberger of Madisonville spent Wednesday with her mother
Notices from Bethel and surrounding area list a July 23 ice cream social on the Methodist church lawn. Several residents are mentioned visiting relatives and hosting gatherings at Bethel with families including the Buarts, Reed, Herron, Black, Behymer, Underwood, and Keister households.
Duke Laycock and wife visited Jesse Preston and wife Sunday evening. Amond Little and wife spent Sunday with her parents. Bernice Shindle and sister Lola joined Faye Louie Simcox and her husband for Sunday afternoon at Joseph Patt’s. Albert Masters notes social movements and nearby visits. Olyae Mitchell was in Bethel last Saturday.
Tae Biot and others attend regular lodge sessions on the first and third Friday nights each month. Sister lodges welcome new members. Local visits include Mrs. Bessie Reynolds and children from Kentucky, Chas Paeltz and visitors, Mrs. Ina Gardell and Rose Bettle, and family gatherings with Dr. O C Davison and others. Social visits include Mrs. Geo Hibbetta hosting the Embroidery Club.
Miss Rachel Porta and Miss Flay Butler traveled to isville by boat with Mrs Birdie Heizer and daughter visiting Mr Judd and wife. Nellie and Hannah Hedrick and Clara Perry returned to Cincinnati after a short visit with home folks. Mrs Ort Robinson of Perintown guests of Miss Irma Eppert on Monday. Mrs Witte entertains Mrs Alrey of Cincinnati. Dr and Mrs Offutt drove to Cincinnati Sunday to visit relatives. Joseph Houser and wife hosted Sunday guests O Larkin and wife and Claude Houser and wife. Mrs Chas Wolfe of city visiting Mrs Mary Eppert. Mrs Ruth Kaelin staying with Mrs Elsie Weaver at Kik Lick for several weeks. Thursday visitors to the Queen City included C Houser, Dale Houser, Dr Bradley, wife and daughter.
Mrs Dennis Gaskins and children visit Lotta Robison and Henry Gaskins in Mission Hill South Dakota. funeral visitations for Thomas Percell noted. Tony Heil from Spokane guests of Jacob Heil. many local families hosted visitors and relatives. A lawn fete at the Academy building is planned for Saturday night July 7 with everyone invited.
Val Anstead and family visited Miss Mary Schultz of Union Chapel on Sunday. Several locals visited relatives and attended gatherings, including Mrs. Henry Binning and daughter Mae from Perintown and Mrs. Ida Davis. The Liver Reading Class from the M. E. Sunday school enjoyed a Friday night at B. F. Mull’s country home with light refreshments. Will Megrue of Goshen died after a brief illness Tuesday evening.
State of Ohio Probate Court lists administrators and guardians who have filed accounts for review. The court schedules hearing dates and invites exceptions to accounts by August 5, with hearings set at the court's discretion. Names include W. E. Patton, Otis Betts, Charl Gino, Lewis vs, Anthony aret, Richard Maynard, Paul Pflens, Lavine Gropiman, Adele Bitacseils, and others.
Mrs. James Carpenter is improving after illness. Miss Nancy Mount of Carlisle called on Frank Judd and wife. Margaret Livengood visited Hazel Carpenter. Frank Judd and wife hosted William Knapp and family and Mr. Fishback from Miamiville. Frank Wissel from Norwood visited Frank McConaughy. Mr. Dennison of Arizona spends the summer with his meter. Belle Patchell has returned home. Harry Meyers and Lenox Craver with wives from Batavia visited their parents, O. Hartmetz.
Partial readable text from Roanoke Virginia area shows a time stamp 7:16 a m. and mentions Noanoke and names John L Buapotesatl with unclear roles. The fragment lacks complete facts to form a full news item.
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