My Hair Ran Away Ad for Ayer’s Hair Vigor
An advertisement urges readers to keep their hair at home with Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It presents the product as a hair medicine, tonic, and hair food promising to prevent thinning and uneven hair.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement urges readers to keep their hair at home with Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It presents the product as a hair medicine, tonic, and hair food promising to prevent thinning and uneven hair.
Leona Helzer and Kathryne Forsythe visit friends in town while Mariel Vermillion and Bro Garland stay with Mrs. Fry the Christian church holds children services. various locals attend visits, dinners, or social calls. An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and medical claims from Toledo druggists with Bucklen Arnica and Foley's Kidney Cure promotions.
The ladies helping circle plans a Thursday picnic at Bantem fair ground with public invitation and special invite to Carintian Chapel Sabbath school. Attendants may bring dinner and stay all day. activities include games and foot races, plus ice cream and refreshments.
Friday and Saturday programs at the Hills schoolhouse attracted many attendees and raised 24.50 with part donated to the church. The No 8 reunion is promised full coverage in next week's Courier, while local visits include Mr and Mrs C M Edwards, Miss Anna Kincaid and others.
Miss Gay Jordan strains at home of Milt Carr while Mrs. George Griswold and J. F. Rapp visit relatives after 25 years’ absence. J. F. Smith and wife drop by Martineville. Clyde Rosselott visits Middletown. Mrs. Higgins and family attend McCarfery McCarty wedding in Fayetteville. Local travel and college events noted along with a testimonial for Electric Bitters as a liver and kidney remedy.
Public notice urges detection of kidney trouble through urine changes and back pain. It promotes Down's Kidney Pills from Foster-Milburn Co as a remedy, citing a local testimonial from RB. M. Duncan of New Richmond, Ohio, and notes several social visits and gatherings in the community.
G. M. Fulton officiated the marriage of Carrie Gertrude Megrew and Clyde Cooper Megrew. The notice highlights health claims for Foley's Kidney Care and the role of healthy kidneys in filtration, advertised at D. N. Bunn's Pharmacy.
In Fedora Tennessee C V Pepper reports recovery after using Dr King s New Discovery for a lung and throat hemorrhage episode His cure highlights the medicine s promise for coughs colds and related illnesses Dr Foley s Kidney Cure is also recommended by Bunu s Pharmacy noting its reliability for kidney and bladder troubles
Mrs Bushman of Pt Isabel and Mrs Thos West hosted relatives last week. Several Vogt family members visited Hamilton and Lexington. Mrs Grissel and Mrs Brickett visited Cincinnati. Lillian and Rachel Vogt visited Mrs T Weat. Rachel stayed with Mrs Howard Brown in Lexington. Mrs Bertha Brown of Silverton visited Mrs Johnson. Mrs Kyle hosted Tabasco relatives. Julia Schirmer visited her parents. M J Holter shared Sunday with Frank Holter. Will Jones and wife hosted friends Saturday. Mrs W Miller and Ada Schimmoeler spent Saturday at M High’s.
Miss Carolyn Glaser leaves to spend the summer with her cousin in Norwood. Mrs. Orpha Morgan and daughter visit from West Virginia. Mrs. George McDulin attended a city wedding. Frank Wine and family guests in Williamsburg. Miss Bettie Wolf from Walnut Hill visits town. Chas McElrod and wife traveled to Louisville. Calvary M church recently painted inside and out. Marguerite Chapter attended the Eastern State picnic at Highland Park. An ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for lung issues with patient testimonial from A. M. Ake of Wood, Indiana.
Mr W E Goodloe of Dallas Texas promotes Dr Kings New Life Pilller and Dr Shoops Health Coffee Imitation claiming malaria relief and bowel regularity. The ad offers free samples and notes the product is grain based with no real coffee content sold by Moore & Co.
Mine Carrie Acton spent days with Geo Wainright and wife Mrs Daley Davie of New York visited J B Koott family. BF Kemp and son in city. Richard and Emma Shamard with Georgia Connelly Thursday. Miss Ella Leever in Blanobeater. Mrs Gibson of Bethe in visiting Dr Andrews. Lawn fete at Maleville Saturday. Presbyterian church lecture well attended. Dr Soldier and Mrs Malder in Manila. Dianenester at Ushen July 4. Miss Georgia Coonelly in King's Mille. Epworth League lawn fete July 1 for parsonage beautification. ice cream and cake offered. Danet P Holmes and wife home from Jamestown. Rotos W Cranson and wife wedding June 2.
Local notice lists families and individuals visiting relatives and spending summers across towns. It mentions Sumner Brown and wife Vieleiing Dr Brown and wife Mrs Tillie Montgomery traveling to Mt Washington, and several guests staying with relatives in Nicholaville, Connereville, and Minneapolis area.
A lengthy social list notes visits from Mr. and Mrs. Purdon and several friends including Aaron Hicks Frank Heinze and Frank Work with wives Mrs Rose Grey of Georgetown Will Ousley of Farmers Station Clinton County Chas McCann and Bessie Dunton of Washington D C. People from nearby towns attended gatherings with neighbors and relatives across multiple locales.
A collection of social notes from Laurel includes a lawn fete for Raymond Jackson hosted by Mr and Mrs Lowell Roudebush. church meetings planned at Mt Pisgah. Iva Corbin hired to teach school. visits by Miss Mary Padgett and Mrs T M Michaels. fishing party at Elk Lick. Bethel commencement attendance. painting of premises by J Broudebushs. upcoming Sunday schools union service at the Presbyterian church. and local residents hosting guests and boarders.
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