This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
5
The ad claims thousands suffer headaches from stomach liver or bowel disorders and that Chamberlains Tablets permanently cure these issues. It asserts many have been cured and urges use to end headaches.
Orebilaetstuke by Cicy Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kittle and family of Miltodd visit Ed Rosselot family. Many neighbors share Sunday and weekend visits across Milford area including Cincinnati Westchester Hillisboro and Norwood. Community announcements include a Helping Circle gathering and a charity note for rheumatic relief.
The advertisement claims catarrh can be cured in all stages through constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and said to act through the blood to mucous surfaces, strengthening the constitution. A $1000 offer is made for any case it fails to cure, with testimonials available from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
The list records numerous weekend guests and Sunday visits. Names include George Conover and family, Frank Hobson with wife and baby, John Amiott and family, W H Hunter and wife, Mrs Sarah B Jones, Cameron Steward and family, John Steward, Mr and Mrs Alex Work, Mrs Kate Banter and daughters Alma and Orella, T B Davidson, Jamil, Ora Medary, Clarence Varney and family, Paul, Alvan Hamilton and son Harlow, Miss Rachel Harlow, O J Harlow, Taylor Connor, Mrs Cole of Newtonville, and Ruth Harlow.
A man in distress is advised to seek medical help or use Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy rather than alcohol for stomach pain. The notice warns against trust in liquor as a cure and promotes proper medical care and approved remedies.
The Epworth League hosted a Welcome Home party at Mrs. Margaret Judgeey's home in honor of returned soldiers William Lindsey Howard Troy and Samuel Rubie. About 62 guests attended and ice cream and cake were served. All three boys were reported unwounded.
A flurry of social visits fills the week with guests from the city and nearby towns. Mrs Ed Wehrung and others hosted and were hosted. Marie Colier attended a Batavia dance. Fred Carpenter has returned from overseas. James Patchell visited for Decoration Day as families gathered across Batavia Milford and Oxford.
Sunday visits fill the social page as Paul Lillich entertained his daughter and Steve Degarmo with wife spent time with Mrs Sallie Temple. Several pairs of relatives from Akron Branch Hill Dayton and Lockland shared Sunday or Decoration Day visits. The obituary notes the death of Mary Robbins May 31 aged 638 years with funeral planned June 4 from residence and Lindale burial.
Recurring Sunday visits and home gatherings feature residents of Laurel, Norwood, Dayton, Ashland, and other areas. A long list covers guests at multiple homes, club meetings, Decoration Day events, and notable trips to Washington and overseas. Also promotes Chamberlain's tablets for constipation and indigestion.
In 1009, Wm. B. Wisler of Pa recounts an attack of indigestion that seemed hopeless until a free mail sample of Chamberlain's tablets arrived. He tried them, found immediate relief, bought a package, and states he has not had a similar attack since, praising the product.
Mr. Day and wife of Dayton visit Mrs. Josephine Abl Harman Cover and wife spend Sunday with J. B. Cover at Williamsburg. J. B. Turner and son visit J. J. Turner and wife. William Rapp of Sabina visits sisters here. Families from Williamsburg Norwood Lynchburg Greenberry Lebanon are mentioned in Sunday calls and gatherings.
Chas. Shriver and family from Madisonville spent Sunday with George Shriver. Lois Jones of Fayetteville visited Viola Brunk. Francis Grosnickle of Marathon stayed with Mrs. Rachel Frye. Estella M. Ingle returned from Milford with Dorothy Jonas to Mrs. Anna Clemon. Dorothy and Lloyd Jonas of Milford plan several days here. Mary Marshal of Blanchester visited Anna Quinby. Norman Cramer and daughter from the city visited his parents last week.
Decoration day activities include James Patchell of Stonelick delivering a talk on the late war. Martha Osmoris visits Mrs. Mullen at Funston. Clara Weeks stays with her aunt Mrs. Vaney Malott. James Bunyan and wife visit Marathon guests of W. B. Creager family. Mrs. Creager ill. Mamie Brewer owns a new organ. Dr. J. Harlow family and Mr. Connor guests at Dodsonville. Mrs. Patchell and children of Stonelick visit G. W. Ireton family. Mrs. Simonton of Batavia in town. Fred Bingaman from Cincinnati attends services.
A notice outlines a loan proposal involving sums from 100 to 1000 dollars and larger amounts up to 32000 and upward for a five year term. The action references a patentation by attorney N Q Dover in Ohio and suggests a financial arrangement at a specified per annum rate.
A May 7 report lists numerous visitors and events across the area. Attendees include Edna Crosswell and Geri Ovlgees, Kate Smith hosting relatives, Davidson family gatherings, and multiple interruptions by relatives from Norwood, Hyde Park, Amelia, Batavia, and Cincinnati. Community notices mentionWMU inspections, a county federation event, and a musical fundraiser for Williamsburg band.
Bethel residents and neighbors from Cincinnati Norwood Lebanon Springfield and Yellow Springs spent Decoration Day weekend visiting relatives and hosting guests. Notable names include Mrs. Ben Martin Alias Smith Rev. A. K. Sargent Prof. J. W. Beck and families.
Samples of wheat stalks examined at the department of botany Ohio Experiment Station show high levels of variability in stalk height and grain development. Researchers note the need for detailed seasonal comparisons and genetic studies to identify drought resilience traits.
Botanist A. D. Selby notes mildew appears as small pink or white patches on lower wheat leaves, favored by wet weather and dense stands. He says the condition is not alarming since it hardly ever affects harvest yield.
The Batavia Eastern Star Chapter was entertained Monday night by the Williamsburg Chapter. Refreshments were served after the business hour. About twenty members and guests attended the event.
Notice announces Edward Wolf appointed administrator of the estate of Adam Wolf, deceased, late of Clermont county Ohno. Dated May 7 1919 by Probate Judge Clarence N Young. Attorney B Nichols.
Farmers urged to buy from M. F. McNutt & Co Williamsburg Ohio for a full line of farm tools wagons buggies fencing supplies nails and fence wire. Fertilizer in stock with prices to save.
J. H. Railroad Administration Director General of Railroads announces east bound Hillsboro Branch service via Sardinia with connections to Hillsboro. Trains depart Sardinia for Hillsboro at 6 16 a m and 9 36 a m daily except Sunday. returns from Hillsboro at 7 40 a m and 8 0? m. W. C. Saunders and Joan L. Bladon sign as passenger officials in Cincinnati Ohio.
Money to loan on first mortgage secured by property at 407 Mount with attorney at law 8. W. Sprague. Amounts up to 93,000 on first mortgage security available. Terms and conditions to be discussed with lender.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.