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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
5
Advice to choose a single doctor and a single medicine for coughs and throat or lung troubles. Recommends Ayer's Cherry Pectoral with no alcohol, and urges asking a doctor for approval. Ends with J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass and a prompt to use Ayer's Pills for constipation.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammatory mucous membranes and claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure most cases. It offers one hundred dollars for any case of deafness due to catarrh that cannot be cured and promotes Hall's Family Pills.
Mrs Will Meek of Newtonsville visited Rachel Fry for a couple of days last week. Mrs Lillie McGrue returned home after visiting her cousin Mrs Romohr at Oak Grove. Frank League and wife of Newtonsville visited Hiram Prickett on Sunday. Miss Opal Cast spent Sunday at New Vienna. Mrs Mellie Brunk stayed with her sister Mrs Hamilton in Blanchester. Perry Scott and family visiting Anna Scott who is seriously ill. Mrs Quinby and Mary Marshall returned home. Mrs Jemima Little received many birthday cards Saturday.
A Bethel Ohio notice promotes a 25 cent bottle of D D D Prescription oil of willowgreen for itching eczema. The ad claims immediate itch relief and permanent cures, inviting calls or mail orders.
Colonel DeWett and Clarence Rosselot of Newtown were guests of A. C. Iven. Miss Addie Rapp is ill. Mrs. James Favret entertains her sister. Rev. J. F. Cogan of Fayetteville conducted Lenten services. Mrs. Aaron Leming moved here. Verner Cramer opened a tensorial parlor in Rhealman building. M. M. Dumford sold the Patterson dwelling to Albert Brunk. Dr. Leever bought Brunk's residence. Al Christy and family from Marathon visited Mrs. Mary Snyder and Mrs. Isaac Friend. others visited J. F. Hill and Mrs. Parvey Hill. Mrs. Mary Freschard visiting Sidney with her daughter Mrs. Wagner.
J A Stone of Kemp Texas faced death from illness in the Civil War rather than consumption. A stubborn cold lingered into a chronic cough and wasted his weight to 130 pounds before Dr Kings New Discovery cured him completely. He now weighs 178 pounds and endorses the medicine for coughs colds la grippe asthma hemorrhage hoarseness croup whooping cough and lung trouble. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by all druggists.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society will hold an oyster supper and entertainment at the schoolhouse Saturday evening, March 19, inviting all to attend for a good time. Several local residents are noted with visits and family updates, including Misses Stella Turner and Gay Hancock in Cincinnati, Annie Mitchell visiting sister Mrs. Ferree, and neighbors in changing homes. Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised as a tonic and cure for kidney and bladder issues, offered by Bunn's Pharmacy.
Miss Eva Altman visits her parents C. B. Altman and wife while Miss Georgia Rio 16 is quite ill. Charles Panta ade 2 Cincinnati and Bund Are Olaf Moblfresh of New Rioh have relatives in the area this weekend.
Mond was the guest of J. A. Planck and wife for several days last week. E. L. Watson visited Cincinnati Saturday. Mrs. W. L. Dixon of Cincinnati and Miss Anna Sipple of Buffalo were entertained at Jacob Smith and wife’s home Sunday. B. T. Daughters was severely ill several days last week. Fred Patchen of Manlius New York reports kidney trouble relief after Foley’s Kidney Remedy two fifty cent bottles. no symptoms for over two years. Bunn’s Pharmacy.
Willard Vail and family move to a purchased farm near Hamilton. John Padgett travels to Batavia for a business trip. Hugh McNair Jr and wife visit Mrs Ebon Clark in Franklin. Paul Leslie, one month and fifteen days old, passes away. funeral and burial arranged near Laurel. Local births, moves, and marriages noted including Edna Idlett visiting, Howard Jackson’s Cincinnati trip, and the marriage of Iva Corbin and William Norris on February 22. Roudebush lectured at Loveland institute.
A 70 year old resident of Elizabethtown Kentucky, B F Tolson, praises Electric Bitters stating they restore health and vitality. He claims they tone the stomach regulate the kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver invigorate the nerves and purify the blood, and guarantees satisfaction through druggists.
A pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gaskins at their Hamlet home Saturday. The Ladies Helping Circle held its regular quarterly meeting at Mrs. Orlando's home with an elegant dinner served by the hostess and her daughter. Mrs. John Moerlein was summoned to the city by illness in her daughter Mrs. Emma Hill. Mrs. Nellie Craycraft of Cincinnati is visiting with local kin. Mrs. Albert Leeds mourns the pneumonia death of her sister in Newport. she is the sole survivor of ten. Uncle Charlie Smith enjoyed his first ride since illness last Thursday. William Gabriel returned from West Virginia with his granddaughter. W. J. Liston and family are recovering from sickness.
Citing that La Grippe can lead to pneumonia, which weakens the heart and can be fatal, the note promotes Foley's Honey and Tar from Bunn's Pharmacy as a healing aid.
James Myrick of Cincinnati spent Sunday at home. Mr. Mitchell of Weston West Virginia visited Cincinnati for a few hours with Wm Gabriel and family. Fred Adams returned Saturday after a New York trip. Mr. Reis and wife occupy the home bought from Chas Pentrup. Mrs. John Flora of Amelia was guest of W J Liston and family Saturday. Frank Malick and wife spent Sunday.
A vintage ad claims liver and bowel issues balk without cause and prompts indigestion nervousness and headaches. It asserts Dr Kings New Liver Pills ease the troubles and are the world’s best stomach and liver remedy available at druggists for 2 cents.
Henry Warren of Hamersville visited relatives here Saturday. A Saturday night lightning strike on a trolley pole near Mr. Hill’s house splintered the pole but spared the wires. Hill, an old soldier, compared the noise to five cannon shots. Clarence Henning and wife visited his mother Sunday. Mrs. Belle Fallon and daughter Leona spent Sunday with Mrs. Nettie Sillett of Amelia. Mrs. Blosser and daughter Nellie of Bantam visited F. S. Dawson and family. George Freytag of Cincinnati spent Sunday with friends.
A Batavia Ohio resident testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills relieving backache and kidney symptoms. The ad warns kidney trouble can lead to dropsy Bright's disease or diabetes and urges prompt treatment. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo NY is sole U.S. agent.
Mrs Lizzie Penn Mellen died at her home near Amelia Friday afternoon funeral services were held at the house Monday at 1 interment at Mt Moriah. Numerous visitors and attendees at the funeral are named along with several local social events and visits from residents and guests across nearby towns. Also noted are births, arrivals and community gatherings including a Baptist box social and bazaar scheduled for March 12 with ice cream and cake served.
Advert says Bucklen’s Arnica Salve quickly cures boils ulcers fever sores and is best for burns cuts bruises sore lips chapped hands chilblains and piles. It provides instant relief and costs 25 cents at all druggists.
M BE Studer and wife of Mt Summit spent Sunday with friends. Will Nelcamp of Cincinnati transacting business here Monday. Lee Hannah and wife of Walnut Hills were Sunday guests of his father. Lee Page returned from a visit with his brother John of Connersville Ind. Mesdames Effie McKibben Minnie Henderson and Fannie Ulrey were in the city Saturday. Chas Enderes and family were visiting Hamilton relatives Sunday. Edgar Burke wife and daughter Miss Florence returned from Columbus relatives. Miss Ida Montgomery visiting friends in Milford. Joe Nathan of Indianapolis was a recent guest of his sister Mrs S Bluestine. Fred Koerdle moved here from Clover. The Woman's Club will be entertained by Miss Anna Blilsberry March 19 at 2 p m. The following program will be rendered Roll call Quotations from the Bible Music Reading The Chariot
The stomach and liver remedy from Chamberlain’s claims safety and reliability with thousands of women restored to health by its gentle, curative properties and widely sold by dealers.
C E Reed and wife marked their 31st wedding anniversary Sunday. Attending were John Patton Laclede Kennedy Estel Beck and wives plus Miss Della Jordan. Several neighbors and relatives visited in the day and others hosted gatherings in the area.
Community announcements detail visits and moves from Linwood to Westboro and Cincinnati. A death obituary notes Mrs. Mary Schilling’s passing at 74 with funeral at U B church and interment in Williamsburg cemetery. The Celestine Chapter 185 C E S staged a surprise at the G A R hall and Satkett’s with a cast and play The Girls of 1776.
A health notice urges mothers to keep Foley's Honey and Tar at home and administer at first sign of croup. It claims the preparation is safe for children and contains no opiates, sold by Bunn's Pharmacy.
Misses Carolyn Glaser and Eunice Wiles spent Saturday in Batavia Ohio and J R Games visited Aberdeen Sunday. Several local residents attended funerals, joined the Order of the Eastern Star, and moved or visited relatives in Cincinnati New Richmond and College Hill.
Nine out of ten rheumatism cases are muscle pain from cold damp or chronic rheumatism not needing internal treatment. Apply Chamberlain’s Liniment freely for quick relief. Sold by all dealers.
The community lists visits from Clark Sargent and Frank Jarman at New Richmond stock sales. Mrs. Will DeBruler to return from Good Samaritan hospital. Miss Nettie Rust ill with erysipelas in Newport. Kate Beckman and Christine Benjamin attended Batavia teachers examination. Rumors point to several upcoming weddings in the village.
An early 20th century ad-like notice warns that fall coughs lasting into spring threaten health and offer Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs bronchitis and pneumonia. It cautions against substitutes and ends with Bunn's as a advertiser.
Community roundup from New Richmond lists visits by Frank Nichols and family amid relatives, Dr. Frank Pursell from Tippecanoe City, and social events including the Fortnightly club, Shriners meeting in Cincinnati, and Foreign Missionary Society at Mary Short's home. The ice plant nears completion slated to operate by April 1. several local residents and visitors are named alongside a stock sale and hospital stay news.
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