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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
5
Many headaches stem from stomach liver or bowel disorders. Take Chamberlains Tablets to correct these issues and end headaches. The ad claims many have been permanently cured by Chamberlains Tablets.
A list of residents visiting relatives on Decoration Day includes J C Kelly and family with Bert Atwood M Bennet and kin of Dayton Merrill Atwood and wife from New York City Mrs Stanley Atwood and son of Dayton Ky Mrs Bowers of Middletown and Mrs Johnson of Tabasco Carl Judd and family at Dr Valentine Chas Wolf and wife at J Eppert’s Mrs Mary Terrill at Dr Offut’s Mrs Hannah Lungmus hosts Baptist missionary society with many attendees and refreshments James Robinson with wife and daughter from Walnut Hills visited Monday Foss Edwards wife and daughter Marie of Dayton renewing friendships Attorney Parks and family Mrs Dean Beeler and Ethel Beeler visited Dr and Mrs Bradley Andrew Jergens from Northside guest of Moyer Dr and Mrs Fitzpatrick spent Sunday with B Nichols and family in Batavia Union Chapel youth marshmallow roast Saturday night L L Johnson of Bata via Ohio Farmers Insurance transacted business here last week.
Readers warned of a cure claim for catarrh with a $100 reward if it fails. Advertisement promotes internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces, claiming constitutional healing and strength building, listing F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo as product owners and promising testimonials upon request.
Edenton residents share a flurry of visits and gatherings as Ray Cramer stays with his mother and relatives visit from Indian Hill and Fayetteville. Numerous lines note family news, weekend visits, and a death in the community centered on Mrs. Pierce at Good Samaritan hospital.
The Iowa Intelligencer warns against using alcohol as a remedy for colic and stomach pain. It urges seeking a doctor or using Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy instead.
Dayton residents J B Baird and family hosted visitors including Marie Edwards and Mrs Amelia Edwards. Parker Hall with Irene Milier and children visited Henry Reed and family. Mrs Jessie Coulter hosted at Philathea. Mrs Ollie Greenwade from Madisonville visited Mrs Corn Ely. Fred Kearns and wife entertained, while Kearns and Charles McCannard stayed with Mre Pines tie. Alannah Lungmus hosted Baptist visionary society. Miss Laura Short Nellie Coleman attended Seis in snedy Missoo Annabel Flora and Lena Hutson visited from ord. Estrand family of Batavia and Mise Murid Keister of Inut Hills visited relatives. Geo Huntington and wife left for Ulive to visit relatives.
The fragmentary text describes a person aiming to purchase something while referencing various unclear names and actions. It mentions a need to cut out a piece and take it along, followed by unrelated phrases about constipation and a person named Genton.
Mrs Bertha Alrey hosted the James Circle while Mrs Billa Cook led the Willing Workers and Mrs Margaret Bartlow hosted Here Am Is. Numerous visitors from Cincinnati Williams burg Walnut Hills and Norwood call on local families during a week of socials and family visits.
A testimonial from Mamie Bertel of Mobery Mo praises Chamberlains tablets as the best remedy for stomach trouble biliousness and constipation. She says she has used them for two or three years and they consistently relieve indigestion tone up the liver and make her feel fine.
Names and short notes reveal a community gathering for Decoration Day with speeches and attendees from Madisonville Lebanon Batavia Akron and Mason. Mr and Mrs Baker Ms Bel jouth Mrs Lizzie Brothers and others visited or hosted relatives and friends as news mentions local social visits and a church event.
A terse notice describes a remedy promising relief for rheumatic pains. The item highlights methods to ease discomfort and improve rest and sleep, stating the product offers tangible benefits for sufferers.
Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian church a preaching service was held. Several locals and visitors attended with brief social visits noted afterwards including Mr J F Rouardo and Mr Yaker from Dayton Ohio and families from the city.
The balsa tree grown in Costa Rica produces the lightest wood known, highly porous and a good insulator. It is in demand for light construction, notably in aircraft building where minimal air resistance matters.
Notice of sale of ten $100 bonds totaling $1000 issued May 1 1920 for financing a smoke stack at Milford Water Works Plant and related repairs. Bids due noon June 26 1920, Milford Ohio. bonds bear 6 percent interest semi annually. sale to highest bidder at par with certified check 10 percent. Clerk H L Schroeder on behalf of Milford Council reserves right to reject bids.
The passage describes the eastern Rhine slopes producing fine grapes. Johannisburger and Steinberger are cited as superior varieties grown along the Moselle valley. It also notes the region’s substantial claim to mineral wealth.
The shea tree draws commercial interest in western Africa for its prized nuts and a butter used by European makers of artificial butter. The butter may become a significant export item as trade grows.
It is too late to apply for insurance after the building starts to burn. Hugh J. King of Batavia offers coverage at lower rates and invites inquiries for insuring valuables.
Community members from Columbus, Bethel, Dayton, Cincinnati, and surrounding towns visit relatives and attend Decoration Day events. Notables include Dr. Frank McLean of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. L. Applegate, and Mrs. Ida Fryman's funeral. The village hosts gatherings, visits, and club federation plans with many families mentioned.
Mrs Freshard of Cincinnati visited friends here last week. David Ferree and wife with daughter Mrs Gilbert Watson of Goshen called on relatives. Mrs F H Russel and son Carl visited Peebles and West Union. Mrs Emma Ogden visited Greenberry. J L Favrer and family hosted friends from the city. Raymond Brown of Akron spent the weekend with his mother.
Two boys wait for their teacher on the sidewalk. One crawls on hands and knees despite clean white stockings. The other corrects him saying lions walk on their feet.
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