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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1909
Page
5
The text notes that doctors ask about bowels to gauge liver health and links constipation to headaches bilious attacks and indigestion. It promotes a liver pill as a remedy and advises consulting a physician about Ayer’s Pills.
The Nicholsville column reports a protracted meeting at the Presbyterian church and multiple relocations including James McMurchy and wife moving to a farm, Mrs. Lockhart family to Hallington, Snyder taking the vacated farm, and Frank Meeker occupying L. Frank Wilson’s former place. It notes marriages, sales, and local visits among residents, plus health ads for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Electric Bitters.
Mrs D B Williams spent Wednesday with friends in Tabasco. Mrs Florence Short of Florence visits her parents. Carl Bennett moved to the Chas Carter property. E Walterman moved to College Hill. Mrs Frank McConeheigh and son Clifford visited relatives. An institute at Amelia attracted many locals. J A Swenson of Watertown Wisconsin reports eczema cured by Bucklen Arnica Salve. Moscow ad promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for skin ailments. Mrs Julia Avey, featured in a prior issue, died Saturday night February 27 aged 99 years 8
Remains moved to Spring Grove cemetery Cincinnati for interment. Eugene Laugh and wife attended funeral for Mrs. Dr. Case in Neville. Mrs. Chas McMath hosting niece Miss Long of Flemingsburg. Clark Sargent named postmaster and to relocate. Anna Rupright visiting city millinery openings. Selby Glaser and wife visiting parents here. Misses Jarman hosted euchre for Miss Clark of Bellevue. Charles Wood and wife returned from Dayton visit. Dr. W. S. Parkhiser improving. A F Ayser attended Masonic meeting aiding Taft. Robbie Hopking bought Clark Sargent’s paper bag route. Special services at M E church led by Rev Radley. Mrs. Anna Turton at Miss Fridman funeral Clermontville.
Amelia Mrs Ollie Lynch and two children of Lima visit the Herron sisters. Rev Barnhart preaches his farewell sermon at the Baptist church and, with his family, leaves Wednesday for Cambridge for a new home and work. The institute draws a good crowd.
Misses Vena White and Amy Hutchinson of Nicholeville visited relatives last week. Ray Lindsey teaching in Hamilton county spent Sunday with parents. Alfred Ogden and wife moved in with Harry White after selling their Burlington farm. Nathan Kerner lost a horse Saturday. Blanche Butler hosts Mrs Conklin of the city this week. Emma Schwartz and daughter Hilda visited relatives in the city. Edgar Figgins and family of Mt Holly were guests of Arch Berger. Frank Lillick of Franklin stayed with Walter Rhodes. Roselia Kilgore and Alice Dillon visited Amelia briefly. Clarence Green is employed in the city. Walter Boehme, veterinary surgeon, to visit Georgetown soon. G W Wyatt of New Richmond was a recent visitor. John Lowe traveled to Brown county last week.
A collection of mid pr 19th century style testimonials promotes Dean's Kidney Pills claiming relief from back pain urinary disorders and fatigue. Mrs M Burgermyer of New Richmond Ohio reports improvement after short use and Foster Milburn Co mentions US distribution. Additionally Dr King’s New Discovery is credited by Mrs Ida Soper of Big Pond Pennsylvania for curing chronic lung trouble after other remedies failed. Local notices mention visits and obituaries and social updates from Bethel and surrounding towns.
An ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a preventive and curative remedy for appendicitis related issues and digestive complaints. It also includes local notices of deaths, social visits, and a testimonial praising Foley’s Kidney Remedy from a Salisbury reader.
New Richmond reports an attack sale at Powers' livery barn scheduled for next Saturday. Miss Ann Feo returns home from Joliet after an extended visit. Miss Lacy Parsell visited her sister.
Mr and Mrs B A Davis entertained the graduating class to a 6 o clock dinner on Monday evening February 22. The class consisted of 16 members. Rev J M Heim of Parkersburg West Virginia was among friends here last week. R L Gest funeral was held at the residence Friday afternoon conducted by Revs G M Fulton and Harry McMinn. Mrs John Carter of Columbus visiting Geo House and wife. James Gest and family Batavia attended his brother s funeral last week. Mrs Louie Lamb Chicago visited parents Peter By and wife. Mrs K Ketz East Millstone New Jersey visiting Mrs Howard Cook. Mrs A J Shaw after two months with son Frank and Chicago family returned home Thursday. River near 56 foot stage last week but no one harmed by high water. Harley Rapp county engineer trans acting business here last week.
Local column records several moves and deaths. Mrs. Larinda Rowe travels to Woodward Oklahoma to live with her son Will Rowe. Funeral for Mrs. Nancy J Walker held. L. G. Walker resident. Lank Smith dies at John Smith's home after months of illness. funeral Tuesday. Amelia Rice dies after lingering illness. three daughters survive. Mrs. Charlies Terhune returns home from visit. E F Sparks leaves for Blanchester. A humor note from the Philosopher of Folly ends. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised as cough remedy.
Onward Strathmore is sired by Major Strathmore with notable descendants such as Little Frank and Bumps. First dam Thuringia by Coward and dam lines include Coward Silver, Choral, and many others. Terms require fifteen dollars to insure living foals, due at foaling. safeguards noted but no liability for accidents.
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