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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
5
An advertisement promotes Ayer s Sarsaparilla as an alcohol free tonic and alterative claiming to improve digestion blood strength and energy. It urges readers to consult their doctor and endorses Ayer s Pills and Liver Pills as all vegetable laxatives.
Local social news recounts visits and guests at households in Brown and New Richmond, including Mary Freschard and daughters at the Arslunine Convent event, plus travels of Mrs. Minnie Roudebush, J. A. Conover, and Dr. H B Hill. Commercial ads promote Hall's Catarrh Cure and Dr King’s New Discovery with patient testimonials.
The column lists numerous visits and guests across families and towns including Laura Zeilman and Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner in Amelia, Charles Koch in Indianapolis, and many Cincinnati and Batavia connections. It notes community events, church luncheon plans, and a notable death of Charles Runyan with funeral details. It also includes medical testimonial for Foley’s Kidney Remedy and general society remarks.
Cincinnati visitors Marshall Wood and wife spent Sunday here. Captain Ben Pattison of the Steamer Courier was at home Sunday. Ray Purkiser is improving after illness. Rev Jones preached in New Richmond last Sabbath. A large tobacco acreage was put out in the section. A Fee and wife of Felicity spent Sunday at Clarence Donley’s. Epworth League hosted a linen and kitchen shower for Mr and Mrs George Jones. Sept W S Campbell of West Union visited friends. Ruth Buchanan returned to Chicago after winter with her aunt. Misses Kinsell hosted cousin Arthur Gumander of Columbus. Mrs James Lemar visited her daughter in Cin. Norma Devol returns home from West Virginia.
A Batavia Ohio citizen touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble and backache after four boxes. The ad warns against neglecting kidneys and notes Foster Milburn Co as sole US agents priced at 50 cents.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York says his family used Dr Kings New Life Pills for a year and found them a blessing for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The ad promotes the remedy as easy and sure with a discount offer at druggists.
The article reflects on Halley’s Comet’s approach and its disappointing early view, then notes a spectacular May display with a tail length about twenty million miles. It urges residents of Batavia to grow prosperous and wise, banishing superstition until its next return.
Joseph Marshall lifelong Batavia resident and respected Clermont County figure died at his home Tuesday at 11 AM. Born August 17 1821 in Wilmington Delaware he moved to Clermont County early and lived near Batavia. Survived by his wife a son and two daughters the funeral will be at Batavia M E Church tomorrow at 2 PM under Batavia Masonic lodge with Batavia Chapter C E S attending burial in Batavia Union Cemetery.
The Clermont County Medical Association plans an outing at Dr. Philip Kennedy's Laurel Ohio residence on Wednesday June 29. Livery will run from Hulington station to the venue leaving at 10 40 a m. Members must notify Kennedy by June 24 to be included in the corn bread and buttermilk spread. All local physicians and those in adjoining territories are invited for toasts and speeches.
Mareuil 513681 is a jet black 16 hands high stallion foaled May 1908. Bred by M Vallee of Ornerance, imported by Hartman Stock Farm Columbus Ohio April 12 1905. Sire Chevalier 42626 by Diogene 22663. Dam Brebia 20806 by Riolant 11950. second dam tte 28981 by Bon Coeur 4186. Mareuil will stand at my stable near Crosstown Marathon in 1910. Terms:
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