Headache Relief Promised by Chamberlain Tablets
Thousands suffer periodic headaches due to disorders of the stomach liver or bowels. Chamberlain's Tablets are claimed to correct these disorders and end the headaches with many already cured.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1920
Page
5
Thousands suffer periodic headaches due to disorders of the stomach liver or bowels. Chamberlain's Tablets are claimed to correct these disorders and end the headaches with many already cured.
Ora Cramer and wife of Marathon spent a day at Milt Dumford's. Several children in the community have whooping cough. William Dumford smiles at the news it’s a boy. Clarence Land of Faragon called on Frank Smitt en route to Washington. Mrs. Elza Gulberson and mother shopped in Blanchester. Clifton Pickelheimer of Bethel spent Sunday with home folks. Frank Dimmitt and family, with Gladys, visited Newtonsville, at the Zoo. Belle Pickelheimer and Gladys Dimmitt shopped in the city last Thursday. L. Johnson, Ohio Farmers Insurance agent of Batavia, transacted business here last week.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine promising a hundred dollar reward for curing catarrh. It claims thirty five years of use, blood bloodstream action, and healing of mucous surfaces, urging immediate use and testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio with druggist sales nationwide.
Huber King and Miss Velma Hoggatt attend a Newtonsville gathering in honor of Mr Hoggatt’s sister in Dayton. Charles Ireton was in Marion last week. Dr T W Needham and family visited the Kellums in Summerside. Mrs Sarah Joseph hosted by Mrs Elva Whitaker in Norwood. Joe Curtis and Grover Stewart with family guests at Mt Crab. Norwood residents Johnson Leeds and daughter Martha visit here. Children’s services attended at Greenberry. E E White and family hosted Kansas visitors Mollie Myers and Parley Hadley. Arthur Windel and Harold Predmore spent Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs Samuel Harlow and Quince Mulloy dined with the Rapps of Taylors Chapel. Charles Murphy and Miss Troutwine from Lynchburg were in town Sunday. Men’s Bible class plans an ice cream festival at church yard Friday evening Aug 6. Summer complaint in children noted with Chamberlain’s remedy praised by W A Campbell of Butler Tenn.
A long social column lists visitors from Cincinnati including Mrs. James T. Bingham Miss Elien Hall and others visiting Mt Sterling Ky and area. The piece notes exchanges, surprises, and gatherings with families in Hamilton County and nearby locales. A final testimonial praises Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer complaints.
Mark McDonald of Cincinnati was Sunday guest of Dan Hagerty and Richard George. Laurence Bruin stayed several days with sister Mrs. Jesse Day and family of Bethel. Albert Ross owns a new Ford City visitors. Laurence Bruin and Dan Hagerty noted among visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Huntley hosted company on Sunday. William Heltman and wife entertained guests last week.
The article notes loss of appetite is usually not serious and that skipping meals briefly can restore craving. It advises five hours between meals for digestion, regular outdoor exercise, and treating constipation with Chamberlain's Tablets when applicable.
Di B Gillaspie died by Monday July 19 at age 8 with services at M. E. church July 22 and interment here. Mrs Russell and her daughter visited Lindsey relatives last week. Mrs Clyde Beckett of Mt. Washington visited Don vanshine parents Sunday. Earl Vail and family from Avondale visiting their parents. Mr Trodelman and Flora plus Pire of Hyde Park visiting H B McGrane. Willing Workers social on school grounds Saturday evening was a success. Mrs Langhurst hosted Hyde Park relatives Sunday.
Bloom Rose church Ladies Aid plans an ice cream social at CCurrys store Saturday evening. Attendees include Ben Rapp and others with their families. The group recently hosted Fred Patton and wife and praised by local residents for community support.
Friends surprised Edgar Wilson last Wednesday evening for his 17th birthday. Claud Auger and wife entertained the group last week. Be User and family from Orlando. Mr Uber and wife from Antiv. M r Adam e of Bt and Tomas attended.
Ethel sailed on Mo Axier and Nettie Hupanes callers. Rosa Krumagen at H rolet last w Jr and wife Linwood, basophilican and wife last week. Los Borges of Batavia spent Sunday with Mrs Dugan and Mr d wife call mn Mr and Mrs nes Hesse 190 Sty. Chester Robinson e city visited his parents here last week.
The Clermont County Christian Endeavor Convention at Christian chapel concluded with a fine program and a noon dinner on the lawn for 38 attendees. Local residents and visitors including Mrs. Dan McCullum and two children from Hamilton visited relatives. several families shared Sunday gatherings across New Richmond and Madisonville.
Poward and Orville Troy of the city were weekend guests of Marshal Troy. Dr and Mrs Weiss returned after a three week visit in Zanesville. Mrs Rose Ayer entertains her daughter Estella Johnson of Minneapolis. Marian, wife and son Richard, and Howard Ayer and family visited. Eppert and family hosted by W M Eppert. Ray Sunnidinger a guest of Paul Nobis. Mrs Chukenbeard spent part of last week in Flemingburg Kentucky. Geo Powell and family visited Cherry Grove with W Maddus. Mollie Knabb of Vanceburg is visiting B Bradbury and relatives. Sunday visitors included Everett Townsley family, Thomas O Neill and wife, Ida Huff and daughters, and many others visiting local residents.
Mrs. Cliff Long celebrated her husband’s birthday with homefolk and friends from afar. Several residents and visitors from Edenton Milford Belfast Rochester and Batavia were noted at gatherings and a funeral. The I.O.C. F lodge held Saturday work and drew attendees from Batavia.
The notice lists the Williamsburg Chautauqua schedule for August 5 6 7 8 and 9, highlighting a series of programs and performances across the week. Details of specific events or speakers are not provided in the fragment.
Hyde Park residents hosted and attended a week end of visits with notable guests from Marion Batavia and Cincinnati. A large Home Coming in New Dey drew Harry L. Moyer and wife as well as church activities, a Boiling Memorial fund event, and a Village Chautauqua kickoff on August 6. Local ladies society meetings, picnics at the Zoo, and Sunday school outings to Twin Bridges complemented concerts, ice cream socials, and birthday celebrations among neighbors.
F Roudebush of Batavia Ohio announces he is an attorney at law with an office in Courie Brock opposite the public building and offers loan negotiations.
Local legal offices listed include O. H. L. Nichols and Nichols & Nichols at Hamilton and Batavia with addresses on Main Street. The text references attorneys at law and multiple names tied to Batavia and surrounding areas in Ohio.
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