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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1916
Page
5
Ravenscroft of Hillsboro Ohio endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney fatigue and back pain. He notes travel worsens his kidneys, but a few doses relieve trouble. Price 50 cents at dealers. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY manufactures.
The Patch held a meeting at the Wayside last Friday with next gathering on March 14 at Mrs. Fannie Whitaker's home. Attendees included Delmer Jester, wife and cousin Miss Helen Connor, at a birthday dinner near Crosstown. Mrs. Whitaker visits her son A Whitaker and wife. L L Johnson, Ohio Farmers Insurance agent of Batavia, conducted business here last week. Catarrh Deafness ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 promise for any uncured case. Circulators offer free circulars.
The column records social visits and small events including Mrs Lizzie Dickson’s 80th birthday postcard shower and various neighbors meeting, along with the sale of 8 W McCalla’s store to a receiver. It also notes farm losses and local moves, plus a humorous cigarette-note style advertisement for Foley remedies.
Nampa Idaho resident T G Somermeier stayed with B F Moyer and wife. Claude Houser visited his parents. Mrs Martha Furlong of Newtown and Miss Florence Butler of Bantam guests of J H Beck family. Margaret Phillips hosted Booster societies. Mrs Albert Lungmus visited relatives in the city. Elizabeth Gardner of Mt Holly visiting John Beck. Revival services start at Union chapel next Monday night. George Gates spent Thursday with Ballin family and others in Hyde Park. Witt lost four milch cows and one horse last week. Mr and Mrs Schump returned Sunday from Kentucky trip.
March weather sparks coughs and colds as residents seek relief. Foley's Honey and Tar, touted as a safe family remedy, is advertised by Nash Pharmacy to ease inflamed air passages and stop coughing.
Fragmented notes report Mrs. Fred Helmick and daughter visiting home near Perip, relatives hosted by Mr and Mrs Pladdox. Cincinnati friendship party plans and John Rose listed as very sick. Perry spent Friday in Ohio, and other scattered lines mention a 2004 date and stray names.
Edith Reynolds and Helen avidson hosted by Mrs Balz hiser in Milford. Mary Holland and Eva Work visited Mrs Ethel Apgar at Christ hospital Thursday. Redmond Pitsgerald and Grace Fomorin visited J R Johnson’s last week. Carrie Leeds and Martha returned from visiting her son John in Delaware. A youth party at LO F hall on March 4 promises fun. John Rowan called on Robert Rowan. Born to Grover Steward and wife a girl on Feb 2. Rev Ketchum preached a Sunday sermon. Samuel Hartman funeral held Thursday. burial at Sherron. Grange meets Friday. Hila Joseph recovering from Christ hospital operation. W D Davidson and wife attended the range at Owensville Saturday. William Leeds visited last week.
Advert reads that many suffer from persistent coughs from fall to spring and that Dr King’s New Discovery provides immediate relief. It claims to stop coughing, heal inflammation, and soothe raw throat tissues with antiseptic, easy-to-take action and a 50 cent price, with a money back guarantee.
Dr W 8 Purkhiser recovers from illness and considers Florida travel. His family returned home after bedside prayers. Miss Josephine Kinsell visits Batavia at R W C Gregg's home. Howard Glaser starts new job in Columbus. J Butman moves to Mrs Aireys property to open a store. Mrs Harry Buchanan visits with Helen Manning and Lin Groves from North Dakota. D of A Longe hosts a pie social Friday. A local group will perform When a Man is Single Saturday with good music. Charles Barnes of Phillicothe visits cousins Mrs Laguidari and Mrs Moreton. Mrs Ben Pattison of Camden weekends with Mrs Allie Wade. Miss Margaret Jarman visits sister Mrs Fee Naylor in Batavia.
The article argues that colds come from microbes thriving in damp cold and not from cold weather itself. It recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective and widely used, noting it is obtainable everywhere and trusted by long time users.
Sunday records show Howard Justice visiting grandmother Mrs. Snyder. Mrs. Wm. Baird dies after illness and stroke. funeral at Bethel Methodist, burial Bethel cemetery. Wm. Glancy dies after months of illness. funeral at Elklick home and burial Williamsburg. Mrs. Liming funeral at Hamersville. infant of Walter Newberry buried at Old Bethel. Sick list includes Mrs. Swick and W. W. Wilson. Elmer Ely confined with a sprained ankle. George Shields moves to Bethel for lumber business. Fletcher moves to Shields’ vacated farm. Fletcher laments loss of collie hit by car. Ely and Carl Ely travel to Pekin on business. Howard Johnson and Willis Badgley depart for Iowa.
An early 20th century advertisement claims worms sap a child’s strength and appetite. It asserts Kickapoo Worm Killer provides immediate results, acts as a laxative, paralyzes and removes worms, and improves digestion and health. The dosage is one-half to one lozenge, priced 2 cents at druggists.
When a child is prone to croup, offer a light evening meal to avoid an overloaded stomach that may trigger an attack. Watch for the first symptom hoarseness and give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soon as hoarseness appears. Obtainable everywhere.
Binkley Maxwell died in Dayton last Tuesday with funeral at his residence Friday at 11:30 conducted by Rev. Wright. interment in Greenlawn Cemetery Milford. Various local visits and dinners noted among families in Marathon Monterey Edenton and nearby towns. Sick list includes E J Hutchinson Bicking Mary Wise and others. Foley Cathartic Tablet ad from Nash Pharmacy ends the page.
Mrs Walter Purkhiser visited in Georgetown last week. Miss Mary Brady of Georgetown called on friends Friday. Clarence Hill and wife spent a day with relatives at Williamsburg. Mrs Ida Meath of Cincinnati is guest of her daughter Mrs Frank Kemmerlea. Mrs Ruth Cornell died Monday after illness. funeral Wednesday at 10. W W Beck of Windsor Ill attends to local real estate. Mr and Mrs Murphy of Lebanon visited Bethel Sunday. Miss Claudie Campbell of Middletown visited H H Campbell and wife. Keith Brannock visited Georgetown Wednesday and Thursday. Clint McGlasson, 68, died Friday night. funeral Sunday at Christian church 10 am. burial Bethel cemetery. Miss Lena Manning hosted U G I G Club Friday. Mrs G B Hill of Williamsburg spent several days with relatives. Mrs Margaret E wife of Dr W E Thompson died at Planet Monday. age 74 or 75. She leaves husband, son William, daughter Winifred, granddaughter Bertha Davis.
Mrs. P Redkamp of Covington Ky says Foley’s Honey and Tar is a safe and reliable medicine she has used for nearly two years. She gives it to all eight of her children who have suffered from croup since infancy, praising its effectiveness. Nash Pharmacy.
Property near Newtonsville Ohio on turnpike includes two acres wooded land a seven room house barn and outbuildings level land well cistern and fruit trees. Mile from centralized school. For price and terms apply to seller.
City residents list weekend guests and family visits from Oxford to Monterey as fevers in the locality raise concern. Several excursions and social calls are noted among Augusta Carlier family, Miss Nancy Mount, Mrs. Schafroth, and others amid funeral attendance for Mr Maxwell.
When you feel dull and stupid after eating when constipated or bilious when you have a sick headache when you have a sour stomach when you belch after eating when you have indigestion when nervous or despondent when you have no relish for your meals when your liver is torpid Obtainable everywhere.
Miss Hazel Sloneker resumes charge of the trimming department at Mr Ladys shop. Chas Ellis of the city visited T. K. Ellis and wife over Sunday. The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church plans a thank offering meeting with a fine program and music by the Sunday-school orchestra. Remains of Mahlon Maham moved from Lebanon for interment here. Mrs Mollie Dailey funeral held at the Presbyterian church. Jennie Peterson dies, survived by husband and two daughters. Spring millinery openings announced for March 11.
A cheerful old lady signals good digestion and Chamberlain's Tablets are recommended for impaired digestion. The remedy claims to strengthen the stomach improve digestion and gently stimulate bowel movements and is available everywhere.
Delayed report lists residents and guests from Owensville Milford and Norwood visiting relatives and attending gatherings. Funeral for the Dent Carr family member. several ill individuals noted. An upcoming play at the M 80 hall features comedies For Love or Money and Whiskers with local attendees and entertainers.
A traditional tonic claims to move sluggish bowels, stimulate the liver, and clear the system of waste and impurities. It advises readers to take the remedy to cleanse body poisons accumulated during winter and notes it costs five cents at druggists.
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