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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1909
Page
5
An advertisement promotes Ayer's Sarsaparilla as an alcohol free tonic for thin blood fatigue and poor digestion. It claims doctor endorsement would boost confidence and suggests asking a physician about Ayer's Pills and liver pills as a family laxative.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. It includes a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case, claims of the remedy’s internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, and endorsements from Che ney company partners and druggists.
Edgar Barr and wife visited his parents near Oak Grove. Mrs. Mellie Brunk entertained Rev. King and Sallie Barr for dinner. Miss Michie Pierce left for Marca Indiana for rheumatism treatment. Mrs. Mary Doughman of the city visits relatives here. The funeral of Mrs. Daniel Grosnickle was held Sunday at the Dunkard church. An item notes trouble makers ousted. Dr King's New Life Pills praised for digestion, appetite, nerves, and vigor as stomach and liver function improves.
The fourth quarterly Laurel Charge meeting will occur at the M. EB church on June s and 2 with Rev. D. L. Aultman preaching Friday at 2 p.m. and Sunday evening services. Rev. Alex Dunn attended a commencement at Hanover College last week. Several local residents and visitors are mentioned, including Rev. David Norris spending summer with Rev. Dunn family and others visiting in Cincinnati and Newport. Dr. King’s New Discovery is praised for lung and chest ailments.
A Dexter Kentucky reader reports Foley's Kidney Remedy eased his father's kidney and bladder trouble and enlarged prostate after doctors advised surgery. One bottle relieved pain and the second ended the trouble, with a pharmacist noting the outcome.
J W Walker and wife visited T W Walker and family in Crosstown. Grant Ulrey and family of Loveland socialized with the Rapyen and Harbaugh Tarinos at his place. James Bunyan J W Wise G W teoton and wives spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Creagor of Williamaburg Caldwell of Newtownville.
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Names from Williamsburg Newtonsville and Marathon visitors are listed with social calls and a note on Children's Day plans at Bloom Rose. A passage on women envied for health and beauty promotes Electric Bitters, claiming benefits to stomach liver kidneys and skin with a 50 cent price at druggists.
Local residents and guests are listed visiting family and friends in town and area. Names include J. B. Edwards and family from Chicago, Mrs. Hutson and Gladys, Grace Underwood, Mrs. Slye and Country Club members, Mrs. Rose and others, with several Cincinnati, Rockford, Batavia and New York connections. An advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar promotes relief for throat and lung troubles.
Mrs. Buffington and Ruth return from Blanchester after three weeks with her mother. Ray W. Ogden of Louisville visited Chas Strelde. Miss Margret Davis of Gien Jean WV entertained at Bessle Juation’s home. Mrs. Noble ill. Lizzie Snider visiting relatives. Mrs. Myers leaves for New York. Geo White and family attend funeral in New Richmond. Mable McCallpent with grandparents Justice. Jessie Morris and Mary of Maderija. Fred Males of Carthage. Ed Schuman of Newport KY visit. Minnie Hayford at Longview hospital. Farmers report tobacco iced by heavy shower. Mr Fellab markets well. Trip to city with maple syrup. G W Kennedy owner at Bantam fair grounds offering for sale. Ball park at fair grounds. first time. Earl Bryant of Hamilton visiting John Bryant. Mrs Mary Bowie repairing home. Bright Healeston of Loveland buys Bredwell property. Myrick on pork root collection dud. Take Foley’s Kidney Remedy at first signs of kidney issues. Bunn’s Pharmacy notes good customer base. Keay Task coup praised for rising demand.
New Richmon d June M sets Sunday school celebration date with all schools and friends invited. Attendees should bring a basket and arrive by two good addresses for a Muse filled day. The notice promises a general good time with plentiful activities.
Residents and visitors attend a county federation club outing near Gesirons along the Ohio. Mrs. Carrie Denham of Tuscuium announces the event hosted by local women’s clubs. Various local residents and guests are listed as visitors and attendees, including families from Cuftoo Danville and Nicholaville.
An Ohio man testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his back pain and urinary issues after tried remedies failed. He praises relief, increased strength, and health with use, urging others to buy from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as U S agents. price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
Miss Marie Sanders visits relatives in Miamisburg as Jennie B Thompson and Nell Gilfilien join from Indianapolis and New Richmond. Arch Joslin of Washington DC visits his uncle T F Joslin. Mrs Clara Lochheart and Mrs Warner Bowers host social gatherings as families relocate and guests travel between Youngstown Coggsport Felicity and Pana.
Norma and sister in Georgetown are mentioned along with many residents visiting relatives and attending services. Names include Mrs. Dave Davis, Miss Emma, Mrs. Grace Drake, Mrs. Harry Batson, W. 7., D. K. Booth, Mrs. Anna Potte, Helen, Mt. Pleasant Michigan, WILLIAMSBURG reports Ella Williams’s four week trip, and numerous church and social events across Mt. Crab Bantam Madisonville Bantam. Dr. J. P. Allen entertained, memorial address by Rev. Barngrover, Clermont Federation meeting in New Richmod June 17.
Local residents including Mrs Mollie Mattox and Mrs Evans visited A J Kempton in Mt Holly. Edwin Bagby of Felicity visits Grandpa Myrick. Mrs John Herget hosted an eight child party for her son Willie's birthday. Various guests and relatives visited farms and homes, with one obituary noted for Mrs Simon.
A refined display drew a handsome crowd as dignitaries praised the well-groomed stock and refined performance. Attendees described the event as the finest and most substantial in a score of years, with high marks for quality and presentation.
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