Biliousness cure recommended with tablets
The text describes a bilious attack causing constipation nausea and headache. It advises Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver and cleanse the stomach and promises quick recovery.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
5
The text describes a bilious attack causing constipation nausea and headache. It advises Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver and cleanse the stomach and promises quick recovery.
O P Caldwell celebrates 66th birthday on June 1. Edna Edna married Cecil Oligee yesterday. Peter Smith and family of Williamsburg visited Malott. Rev H B Phillips and wife were guests of F W Walker and family. Mrs Addie Hulick of Batavia called. Ralph Malott and Miss Ransom wed last week. Other visits include Geo Carter Blanchester with Wm Collier, and Anna Quinby’s trips to Columbus.
Advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case and praises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a reliable, blood based remedy. Claims thirty five years of use, testimonials available, and Toledo based F. J. Cheney & Co. sells for 75 cents through druggists.
Townspeople and visitors gather across Perintown and Carthage with the Knowles family and Effie Knowles visiting, and others like Mrs Helen Trost and Delbert visiting relatives. Children’s day at the Presbyterian church is announced for Sunday evening June 2.
When joints ache and muscles stiffen it is hard to move. Apply Chamberlain's Ointment to affected parts to ease pain and restore rest and sleep. The ointment is said to relieve soreness and aid mobility.
Mrs. Louella Burdsall and daughters visited relatives at Burdsall's Chapel last week. Clara Barnickle and Clifford Borce wed at the Catholic church and will live with the Barnickels. Frank Favrer returns from overseas and Frank Buerkle marks twenty years of marriage celebrated at the Fair Grounds. Rebecca Marsh returns home from Cedarville College for vacation. A testimonial about Chamberlain's tablets is included from Wm. B. Wisler.
Francis Grosnickle of Marathon spent Sunday with Rachel Frye. Numerous relatives and friends across Norwood Milford and Cincinnati visited, spent weekends, or stayed with kin including Mr. and Mrs. Cast, Estella Ingle, Dr. Rutledge, and Mrs. Megrue.
Delayed note lists guests including C. P. Caldwell and wife with Fred Patton and wife near Marathon. Rev and Mrs Milne of Baltimore and Edwin Bishop of Williamsburg visited W. H. Ireton and wife. T. J. Myers drives a new Ford. Carl Ireton from Williamsburg visits Grandpa Ireton. Virginia and Donald Dailey stop at Forest Home Farm Thursday.
Sunday gatherings with friends marked by visits from Miss Leon Liston and families in Norwood and Branchester. Local clubs met in Williamsburg and Batavia with music, volleyball, and guest invitations. Charley Curtis bought a Ford. Mrs Myrick of Bethel visiting. many residents notable for illness recoveries and house visits. A note promotes Chamberlains Tablets for constipation and indigestion.
The note mentions Sunday school at Miss Hettie Vance and her mother at 10 a.m. Also references attendees Virginia Brown and family, and Mrs Elmer at a funeral for Mrs Gus with Bethel Alumni gathering last Friday evening.
Farmers are urged to buy from M. F. McNutt & Co in Williamsburg Ohio for all farm needs including implements repairs wagons buggies fencing nails and more. Fertilizer is in stock and prices are promised to save money. May 7 notice invites farm customers to compare and save.
Mrs Elva Whitaker and Ruth of Norwood and Charles Needham of Batavia were guests of Mrs Sarah Joseph. Theodore Burdeau of Walton KY spent the weekend with Newton Collier. Mr and Mrs Robert Rowan visited Miss Anna Clemens in Maple Grove. J B Ireton and wife and Estel Mulloy and wife visited Merrick Hutchinson and family. Nellie Hartman visited sister Mrs George Orebaugh in Wilmington. Misa Ethel fade entertained friends and Blanche Smith then they motored to Mt Crab. Alice Hutchinson visited Norwood last week. W B Creager families ill. Hazel Bunyan of near Williams burg stayed with Miss Blanche Smith. Hazel White of Williamsburg visited her sister Mrs Nellie Kirskaddon and Mrs Orebaugh and son Lowell with Mrs Snider. Joseph Day and Walter Day drove to Ft Ancient. Illing of Lebanon visiting George Sch. Mrs A Hensel, Ethel Hathaway and Cora Hensel were Sunday guests of R L Moore. Ora Cremer hosted a Sunday dinner with friends. The play by the young people was set for the 15th instead of the 11th as published.
Milford residents host and visit relatives across Ohio and Kentucky. Names include Lola Mylor, Dick Dailey, Lenetta Foster, Harley Witherspoon, Mary Jones, and others. The article mentions funerals, illnesses, and weekend visits among families in Milford Williamsburg Cincinnati Dayton Portsmouth and Louisville.
Opinion notes that Congressmen Moore and Fess warn of a looming deficit without tighter policy. It criticizes government spending on patriotic projects and inflated salaries, predicting election-time scrutiny of lavish expenditures. Classified ad offers money to loan 33,000 on first mortgage security via Norman L. Burnet.
Williamsburg notes a busy period with visitors and family gatherings. Local events include Flag Day observances by the WRC, R of P decorations at the cemetery, and a marriage at Batavia M E Parsonage. Several locals host relatives from Cincinnati Nashville and Greenfield while others attend clubs and social visits.
Amelia residents Clifford and Frank Mattox visited grandparents Mr and Mrs T E Mattox. Mrs Rose Ayer hosted visitors Mollie Bethymer Clara Begamer Earl Begamer and Edith Chapman from various places. Dreilling of city spent Sunday with Edward Myers and Wm Knause. Lulu Linggey’s week with Mrs Walter Moneyhan. Margaret Nsh with Everett Townsley family Norwood. Fred Lippe family visited St Bernard relatives. L K Barrow and family with W J Tone. David Morrett and Florence Quick with H R Eppert. Everett Townsley and Cathryn Townsley Norwood and John Upton of West Virginia guest of Jesse Cross. Epworth League social at Mrs Mos Hendrickson’s home. Mrs Ben Behymer spent weekend city and attended God's Bible School camp meeting. Gus Lorenze family and Norwood couple Gibson guests of Hugh Lorenze.
Sunshine Club gathered at Mrs. Daugherty's home on June 5 with all members present except one. Guests included Mrs. Layman and several Alpine Club members. The program featured poetry, music, readings, a rose contest, and a war story, followed by refreshments as Lowell Daugherty returned from France.
Hillsboro branch trains connect with Sardinia service for Hillsboro. Departures from Sardinia to Hillsboro are daily except Sunday at 6:16 a.m. and 9:35 a.m. Return trains leave Hillsboro at 7:40 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Passenger agent is Wm A. Saunders, Cincinnati Ohio.
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