Chamberlar Tablets Offer Quick Relief for Digestive ills
Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets claiming to cure indigestion bilious skin and constipation. States women improved mood and appetite after use and notes price of a quarter.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1918
Page
5
Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets claiming to cure indigestion bilious skin and constipation. States women improved mood and appetite after use and notes price of a quarter.
Walter Armstrong of Anderson Indiana visits his uncle J J Armscrng and wife. Several from here picnic at Branch Hill. Miss Mary Pommert visiting Greenfield relatives. Miss Flora sisters from Oxford and Cincinnati visit Mrs Maggie Flora. Mrs John Huntington hosts Philathea. Nellie Wall in Georgetown. Hicks and Kearns in Dillsboro. Nash and wife visit Batavia. Edna Fisher from Oxford visits home. George Black and Leontine spend Sunday at home. Hon D C Kearns and wife in Manchester. Ed Idiett and Harold with Mrs Frank Eppert Hyde Park. Hugh McNair dies. funeral Saturday. burial Nicholsville. Blanche Judd dies. funeral M E church Monday. burial Methodist. Birthday party at Kearns home July 17 for six birthday members. dinner served. program afternoon. Numerous locals attend from Batavia and Fairmount. Ohio Farmers Insurance transact business here. Local ad for Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims internal remedy via blood circulation. Flips for constipation noted.
Mrs Bagby of Felicity visits A B Myrick. Miss Leon Liston returns home from the city. Olin Fagin and family visit Maurice Dolen in Loveland. Kate and Elizabeth Juergens entertain Mrs H L Wichert and others. Mrs Dan McCollum and qin visit Laura Rotherton. M Edwards and wife attend Ohio St Petersburg reunion via Dayton and Piqua. Rev F A Brown to preach at Christian chapel. Funeral of Hugh McNair at Amelia. A meeting at Mrs dae Smok's in Willamebure. The Joy of Living urges health through bowel regularity.
The fragment lists visitors and guests including Josie Perry of Portland visiting someone named Moyere, Miss Fehl of the city staying as a guest, and Belle Kirgan waiting in the city. It also notes Jonés and family moving into Kil gore property and various neighbors hosting gatherings last weekend.
Miss Lena Manning hosted the young ladies circle on Thursday night. Various visiting relatives from Anderson Indiana, and Mrs. Yallie Kyle's funeral attendees are noted. Local residents and guests are mentioned with multiple small gatherings, visits, and outgoing trips including to Martinsville Philadelphia and Cincinnati. The Outing Club hosted a party for Paul Dunn before his Great Lakes transfer.
A Savannah Missouri resident recalls using Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to cure flux and dysentery in 1916 and again years later. The writer notes recommending the remedy to many neighbors and urges others to know what to do in similar cases.
Mr and Mrs John Dalton entertain grandchildren Fen neth Myers Byron and Mildred O Neill of Cincinnati Miss Mary Woods Augusta Ey returns home after a visit with relatives accompanied by nephew Master Frank Woods Mrs Kate Byron and daughter Lela Case of Cincinnati visit Maggie Case Mrs Bertha Edgington and Gaughier Ruth spend last week with relatives at Augusta Ky Mrs John Thompson is on the sick list Miss Forol Edgington spends days with relatives near Moscow Mr and Mrs B O Reed entertain friends from Williamsburg Thomas King visits gent at Camp Sherman Chillicothe O Mr and Mrs 4 ent ned heir children Mr William arnhill on Misses va Louciie and elen Martin of Cincinnati recently
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. It claims fast relief from these conditions and urges readers to try the remedy at a quarter price. The copy uses promotional language and misspellings typical of period ads.
Fragmented notes report a community marathon and weekend events. Posts mention Maple Miss Alice Teese vacation and neighbors visiting in Sherman and Olty, with mentions of illness and local activities included in the weekly diary.
Lena Stymets died in Dayton on July 14 and was buried in Owensville cemetery. Homer Johnson and wife welcomed a son born July 15. Several local families visited relatives in Norwood, Morrow, Owensville, and Madisonville. The Aid Society met at Lena White’s home with nine members. next meeting September 11 at Beulah and Hazel Hobson’s home. Various residents attended a Tractor Demonstration at Sharonville and hosted guests at homes across Owensville and nearby towns.
An ailment caused by rheumatism of the muscles is treated with absolute rest and a few applications of Chamberlains Liniment. The text urges trying the remedy, noting it costs a quarter.
Residents from Amelia and surrounding towns attended Hugh McNair's funeral on Saturday. The community hosted relatives and visitors from Cincinnati Hartwell Batavia Price Hill and New Richmond for the weekend gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Henry M Sears of Cincinnati hosted at their country home Sunday Dr Wolfram and wife of Avondale attended Clifford Chandler of Terrace Park spent weekend with sister Mrs Edward J Rosselot Mr and Mrs Harry L Hill Miss Anna Taylor and Miss Eunice Alrey attended Tractor Demonstration at Sharonville Margaret Blythe entertained Charles Schuster wife and children of Chicago Charles Wynn of Lynchburg visited Jas L Favrer family Mrs Edgar Morris and Mrs W E Emery and son Dale spent a few days with their parents W
Mrs. Guy Montgomery and children visited with Mrs. Lou Vance in Bantam. Allen Morehead has enlisted in the Marines and departs Wednesday for South Carolina. Sick list includes Mrs. Dolph Morse and Wino na Morse.
Miss Ada Roudebush and mother shopped in the city on Wednesday. Mrs Stella Johnson of the Wr and Annie itaker hosted over Sunday. Various locals including Pearl Apple and Eva Barons visited or stayed with families in Madisonville and Langdon.
The readable portion shows garbled phrases and incomplete names likely from an old obituary or notice. No clear events, dates, or identities are discernible beyond scattered fragments.
Social notes record Mrs. T. C. Bragdon hosting a large gathering for her granddaughter's birthday with refreshments and games. Many relatives and friends visited or traveled, including J M Davidson, O A Landers, Mrs. Elizabeth Knauer, Mrs. Nannie Miller, and others from Danville, Elwood, Hillsboro, and Cincinnati area. A Rebekah lodge event, Sunday visits, and a township Sunday-school convention at Mt. Crab are also noted along with several confirmations of kinship and travel across Ohio communities.
John Holderfield 20 of Amelia Ohio was seriously injured when an auto truck he drove was struck by Pennsylvania passenger train No 8861 at Torreee Road and Pennsylvania Railroad Sunday evening. Meyers owner and Ray Hughes 17 escaped with minor scratches.
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