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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1902
Page
5
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure for rheumatism and Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment. It includes a testimonial from R. T. Hopkins of Poplar Wisconsin and notes product sales through Dr. John Burn & Son. The piece also lists local notices of visits and minor social items.
Supt C L Van Cleve at Institute Wil Hamaburg Aug 11 15 Mrs Mabel Wood and daughter Helen and Miss Ethel Shawn returned home Friday after a visit with relatives here Misses Mabel and Opal Cast are spending a week with their cousin Mary Brown at Cuba Harvey Hudson of Cincinnati was the guest of his parents Sunday John South and wife of Owensville were called to the bedside of the former's mother last week who is seriously ill rer T F Lyon spent Saturday at Batavia the guest of her sister Mrs A J Allen Mrs Harriet Wood and Mrs Gabriel Carnes When Other Medicines have Failed Take Foley's Kidney Cure It has cured when everything else has disappointed Sold by Dr John Bunn Son of Muncie Indiana were the guests of Geo Wood and wife last week Mrs Elijah Doughman returned home Thursday after a two months visit in Kansas with her mother Rutledge Aible of Cuba is the guest of Herman Cast Mrs Emma Pringle and children of New topeville spent Thursday with her parents Misea Scott spent Sunday with Misa Georgia Young Young and wife visited the latter s parents Sunday and attended the basket meeting at Lorado Need More Help Often the over taxed organs of digestion cry out for help by Dyspepsias pains Nausea Dizziness Headaches liver complaints bowel disorders Such troubles call for prompt use of Dr Kings New Life Pills They are gentle thorough and guaranteed to cure 250 at Dr John Bunn s drug store Batavia and J R Hooks Amelia
Miss Anna Jenkins of Williamsburg called at W H Kreton's last Tuesday. Mr Owens was sick after a bumble bee sting last Friday. Henry and Robert Rowan visited their parents last week. Young people enjoyed Wednesday at E C Reeds. Missionary society met at Gazely Hagemans. Mrs Minerva Smith reports bronchitis for twenty years and relief after Foley’s Honey and Tar. Sold by Dr John Bunn and Ben reports a very interesting meeting. William McClelland of Williamsburg visited Mr and Mrs Hall recently. Ethel and Lillian Walker hosted Wednesday evening with Josie Emme Lena Zimmer Mamie Reed and others.
A seller touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as superior to competing salves claiming thirty years of cures for piles burns boils corns felons ulcers cuts scalds bruises and skin eruptions. Advertises 25cat at Dr John Bunn's Drug Store Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia.
Loveland reports Prof S D Fess at C C T I Williams burg August 11 15. Wm F Cushing closes out his Broadway business due to ill health. he is uncle to Wade Cushing police commissioner. Miss Louella Scott returns from a lakes trip. Presbyterian men host a lawn fete drawing 1200 with Epworth Heights present. E W Conant buys Grove Hill farm neighbor to Dr Scott. Pennsylvania Railroad builds pumping house near the river hinting at a new depot. A seven year old son of Conant’s trainer drops a revolver. bullet wounds his palm. Dr Scott treats him. A scare on our streets last Friday from the appearance of the valu.
Advertisers claim Foley's Honey and Tar cures in early consumption stages and provides comfort in severe cases though not a universal cure. Sold by Dr. John Bann & Son. A hunting dog incident involving Abe Baker prompts mad dog scare. a child was bitten and a dog killed to quell panic.
Despite bad weather the August festival at Christian chapel drew a good crowd and netted $30 from sales. Local social updates report summer boarders with Mrs. J. H. Dawson, visits from Amelia and Batavia residents, and a pet pug shot but alive. The cler mont county BE convention committee met at Mrs. OC M Edwards to arrange plans.
The column records recent guests and travels including Fred Warren and wife of Cincinnati visiting Wm. Houser and family, Bessie and Nelson Lytle visiting grandparents E. Whitaker, school repairs under director Theodore Steelman, and several residents visiting relatives in Pt. Isabel and Cincinnati. It notes a death funeral in Wisconsin, an upcoming Christian chapel convention with Rev. C. H. Hubble, and railway workmen heading to West Virginia to begin rail laying.
Ida Markland of Batavia Ohio reports rheumatism relief after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills purchased at a local drug store. The pills cost 50 cents per box and carry the physician's portrait and signature on every package from the Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
The fourth quarterly meeting was held at the M. E. church on Saturday and Sunday. G. W. Witham of Milford was elected superintendent of our schools. Various residents and visitors from Ohio and Cincinnati are noted visiting or staying with local families. A death from cholera infantum is reported. burial at New Richmond.
A wedding in Covington last week joined a trio and Mr Marksberry of Rural. Numerous residents work on tree trimming along a telephone line. Mrs Ben Greenewald and Miss Emma Greenowald of Toledo visit the Kaysers. Kate McMath visits Augusta friends. Clara Davis and son Frank stay with Dayton friends. Kate Mazon returns home from the city for vacation. Mariam Howard spends summer with Mrs Cushard. Charles McCoy and wife visit Alonzo Judd. W E Fisher visits city. Mottier visits city friends and returns home. Dr S A Canter of Pt Saabel called professionally. Friends of Dr R F Erdman of New Richmond learn of his illness. Mrs Mattie Wilson and daughter from Indianapolis visit the Oretons.
An old practitioner unveils Spuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure, claimed to reach diseased membranes and permanently cure catarrh. Sold for one dollar per month’s treatment with internal and external medicines, offered with guidance from the discoverer. Addressed to Edwin B. Giles & Company, Philadelphia.
A humorous quip from Cleverton about reconciling with his best girl after doubting himself. Brooklyn Life notes the exchange as witty slang and a moment of restored harmony.
A New York Herald piece explains that holding a hand mirror to the full moon creates four images in a line, with one bright image from the moon and three dull secondary images. Rotating the mirror makes the images revolve around a common center, explained by front and back mirror surfaces and reflected light. Similar showings are possible with Venus Jupiter Mars and bright stars, yielding three images depending on object breadth.
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