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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
5
An advertisement promotes Ayer’s Hair Vigor to restore dark hair color within a month. It claims gray hair can regain youthful color and offers $1.00 per bottle with express shipping from Lowell Mass if a druggist cannot supply it.
Several from here attended children's day services at Edenton last Sunday night. Mrs. Frank Farson and Mrs. Holly Murphy were shopping in Banchester Thursday. Wm. Pringle and wife of Newtounville and Joseph Seward and wife of this place called on friends in Lynchburg last week. Misses Ella Binkley Lena Benjamine and Auta Seward were entertained by Miss Lizzie Downey Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Kate Collins and daughter Jennie
A mixed set of short items includes a medical patent promotion for Dr King’s New Life Pills, local social visits in Goshen and surrounding towns, and brief notes on ear deafness cures by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Names include Dr John Bunn, J R Hicks, Willlam Hocket, Silas Schooley, Maude Schooley, Eva McCollum, Lena Benjamine, and places Batavia Middletown City Blanchester Newtonsville Cincinnati.
Sunday guests included C. B. Burgess of Cincinnati and James Carpenter and family. A Withameville fishing party fished Stonelick and East Fork on Saturday. Laura Wood visits Mt. Carmel and Dry Run relatives. Spence Malotte, Cincinnati worker, spent Sunday with his family. Mrs. Robert Fisher of Batavia visited her parents. Ice cream festival at the Baptist church on Wednesday evening, July 2.
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio reads the Dayton Volkezeitung and buys Chamberlain's Pain Balm for his wife who suffered back pains for eight weeks. After a few days she reports relief and can resume home duties. The liniment is sold by Beck's Pharmacy.
Amelia Ohio announces year round daily service except Sundays with offices in Amelia and Higginaport open monthly from the 1st to 15th and 16th to 1st respectively. Prices listed include full set for three dollars and extractions at twenty five cents with warranties and satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs Hooper Lindsey of Lindale reports a near drowning escape and injuries from last week storm. Prof Porter Temple of Stevens Point referenced.
Wisconsin spends vacation at home while Evan R Lindsey, a Cincinnati letter carrier, is noted as staying home. Forestville residents W O Johnson and family visit B F Lindsey. Carrie Corbly of Chattanooga dies of tuberculosis. Several local residents travel or visit relatives in Cincinnati, Covington, Amelia, and Batavia. Commencement for Patterson scholars at Lindale Baptist church on June 27 with Reed Rader speaking and Batavia Orchestra providing music. other locals listed as attendees. Henry Corbly of Chattanooga dies of paralysis. Ida Wheeler returns from visit.
Warning about Foley's Kidney Cure claims it cures all kidney and bladder diseases with assurance of results. Dra Bann and Son advertise the remedy and its availability from their practice.
Elenor C Runyan and family visited Mr Woods and family at Belfast Sunday. Thomas South hosted Bert Patchell and family and Miss Lena Carpenter of Stonelick last Sunday. P 8S Day and family attended the funeral of Mrs Glancy at Marathon last Monday. Joseph Connor and wife of Gshen were callers here last Sunday afternoon. Miss Hester Shaw after a visit with Cin
A reader from Old Town Virginia praises Bucklen's Arica Salve for curing a daughter’s scald head. The ad touts the salve for cuts burns and eruptions and lists 25 cent price at local drugstores. The rest notes visits and social trips among neighbors in Batavia Cincinnati Goshen Mt. Repose and Covington.
Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg Pennsylvania recounts severe six month sickness from Hay Fever and Asthma. She credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with a complete recovery. The remedy is advertised as safest for throat and lung diseases and guaranteed in 50 cent and one dollar bottles with free trial bottles at Dr John Bunn Batavia and J R Hicke Amelia.
Residents from Granville Idaho and nearby towns visited Bethel and Newtonsville relatives while others moved offices and hosted guests. The post office moved from White and Day to the Israel building on Plane street. A social by the W C T U is planned and the M E Sunday school will picnic at Bantam fair grounds. Several locals travel, recover or attend college, with community ties reported amid routine civic updates.
Mrs. L. Fabrander of East St Hillsboro Ohio reports nervousness dizziness insomnia heart weakness and poor digestion improved after one box of Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills. Pills sold 50c a box by Seelam Buffalo New York and Dr Bann's Batavia drug store with portrait and signature on package.
An April advertisement from Amelia Ohio promotes early monthly openings at Amelia and Higginsport offices with best work, low prices, and warranty. A full set starts at $3, extractions 25 cents, and operates year round except Sundays. Also notes B C Auliman was in town last week.
Miss Ethel Craver returns from a week with Miss Annie Gomilen of Madisonville while Celia and Harriet Hoag of Cincinnati plan a summer with Miss Nettie Gaul. Ed Carpenter comes back from a week with his mother Mrs. Saran Carpenter and Mrs Mary Gaul ends ten years in bed. R A Gray of Oakville Indiana praises Foley's Kidney Cure after a decade of kidney illness. Chamberlains Colic Diarrhoea Remedy advertised as a summer necessity with Beck's Pharmacy listed as seller.
Wheat ripens as cooler weather favors grape wear. Farmers finish setting tobacco. Town well delayed by missing contractor Danby. Village residents near hospitals and clinics with several injuries and illnesses. Community members attend Clarence Donley ice cream supper with about sixty guests from Calvary neighborhood.
Mrs. Caroline Glancy died at her home Saturday night after a lingering illness with burial Monday. The fourth Marathon circuit meeting will be held next Friday night and Saturday morning with Dr. Bunyan preaching. Rev. W. Hj. Sweet of Kansas will preach at the M E church next Sunday evening June 29. Mrs. Attle Noyes and others visited J. W. McNutt and wife. An ice cream social at the parsonage raised 400 dollars for the W F M S. James Williams and Arthur McGindley visited, McGindley visiting his old hometown and noting changes including the Schwab school house. Marathon lodge F and AM No 203 conferred seven degrees last Friday with J L Marah of Boston attending. Ice cream was served.
A long claim lures readers with a new treatment for catarrh promising permanent cure by addressing the disease’s cause. It offers Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure at one dollar per month’s supply, with medical guidance from the discoverer and prepaid delivery to the United States or Canada.
Miss Irefon and Miss Fagin report a successful season in millinery with weekly city trips for fresh goods. Lena Penn returns from Xenia for a month with family and friends. Charles Leeds and his bride visit Mrs. Susan Leeds. Tatman of Salt Air visits sister Mrs Hutson. Gaskins returns from Dayton relatives. Anna Malick back from Cincinnati relatives. Jeasie Coulter back to health. Bertha Thomas and Bessie Leeds socialize with Batavia friends. Ben Archer of Cincinnati visits Terre Haute and Amelia relatives. Anna Hopkins and Beulah Kader accompany Will Wolfe for Sunday plans. Mr and Mrs Williams Perkins spend Saturday socializing.
Amelia office operates 1st to 15th each month with daily service year round except Sundays. Higginsport office runs 15th to end of each month. Promotions boast universal satisfaction, up-to-date methods, and low prices such as full teeth set at $8 and extractions for 25 cents. Florence Fox returns from Michigan music school. Ed McClain and mother move into Wersil property. Frank Poe of Rause transacts business thereist peacay. Mrs Alonzo Judd returns after a few days.
A vintage advertisement claims Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach and regulate the bowels. The copy warns of a bad taste in the mouth signaling a troubled stomach and notes a 25 cent price per box at Beck's Pharmacy.
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