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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1903
Page
5
A testimonial from Emma Jane Entsminger of Langsville asserts asthma relief after using Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, a product claimed to cure bronchitis hoarseness weak lungs whooping cough croup winter and night coughs and hard colds. The ad promotes three sizes 25c 50c and $1 and urges consulting a doctor.
Local items mention a child burned at home of Harry McCollum and updates on residents including Mrs. Martha Griswold and Mrs. Balion. Other entries note F Balon’s cow loss, George Griswold’s farm trading, and traveler Wm Malott returning home from Warren county. Also included is a 1886 legal affidavit from Frank J Cheney regarding Hall's Catarrh Cure with a Toledo address and notary seal.
Mrs C P Cross spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs H B Cross of Cincinnati. Misses Julia and Ruth Perkins were guests of Misses Ella and Vina Hall Wednesday. Miss Carrie Mead of Glen Este was guest of Miss Jennie Forbes Tuesday last week. Mr Witmeyer moved to Perintown Monday. Mr and Mrs Aichholtz spent Wednesday with relatives in Cincinnati and Covington. Mr and Mrs H Beagle visited relatives in Brown County Sunday. Mrs A Perin attended the funeral of her cousin Miss Andrews in Hamilton Monday March 2. Rev Brown and family spent Friday in Cincinnati. Miss Dora Aichholtz entertained Friday her
Mrs Ida Markland of Batavia Ohio reports relief from rheumatism after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills. Brand sold 50 cents a box with portrait and signature on each package.
Judge A N Paxton spent Sunday at home as the river ran wild. Water covered the Branch Hill road all day. William Gillis sold his livery business to Geo Ertel and relocated to Troy. His public sale of horses was mentioned.
Nearly 91000 in chattels plus a $632 horse sale heading to Warren county. Squire John Rieger seen on streets. Dr. Stott starts a new business flat with upper rooms for the Junior Order. Citizens' League expanding reading games and gym, with a special B&O train. Council meets. town hall gains acetylene gas. fire department adds four chemical extinguishers and salvage corps. Deaths and illness touch Goshen including Mrs. J F Hamilton and Mrs. Belle Shields. Saloons close. various business moves. Bank of Loveland becomes National. new building planned. One Minute Cough Cure praised by Mrs. Gertrude Fenner of Marion. Nash's Pharmacy.
Miss Sarah Rice visits Columbus. Harvey McNutt and wife return from Kansas. A U B church set to host Rev Sohn meetings. many locals hosting and visiting kin. Ads note DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and local uses. warnings about counterfeit products appear amid social items. Collected notes include travels, welcomes, and whom they visited, with several names and places in the region.
A. Ivans, aged resident, ill but active at home. Cover and wife regain town citizenship on a family property site. Mrs. Rosina Whittaker returns north of town after year in Cincinnati and Warren county. Arthur Ferree and wife reside in former brother’s house. George Divine visited to oversee property. W. Caldwell resumes school duties after jury service. Local la grippe cases reported with some illness. James Turner lost a valuable horse. Squire Hall reports ill horse as well. Mr. Leeds of Maple Grove moves into town.
In winter 1902 a Melfa Station mother recounts using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to save her baby from a severe cold that threatened pneumonia. She praises the remedy and thanks the manufacturers, noting it is now within reach via Nash's Pharmacy.
The notice promotes Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil as a body builder and revitalizer that enriches blood, improves appetite and digestion, and suits even weak stomachs. It claims no grease or fishy taste, making it palatable for children, and is sold by druggists from Katharmon Chemical Co. in St. Louis, Missouri.
Ed Ferree from Cincinnati traction line visited the Henry Stewart property south of town. W. R. Aber of Georgetown cigar factory reports success in a new venture. Court Snell of King's Mills spent Sunday with his father. Mrs. William Hunter, aged local matriarch, died after lengthy illness. John Martin and daughter Ethel are ill. J. Duchemin will move to the village. Fordyce couple begin housekeeping in Hogan property. Mrs. Watkins of Pleasant City praises Dr King’s New Discovery for a child’s pneumonia cure. Free trial bottles offered by Nash's Pharmacy Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia.
Local notices report Amelia Dental Co. will be open only Thursday Friday and Saturday after April 1 1908. Various health updates note Ada Kirton Ada Lindsey and Raymond Butler in illness with typhoid fever and other conditions. Community members travel between Amelia Cincinnati and Warren county with social visits and family milestones.
Miss Mollie Calder died after a long illness of consumption. Funeral services were held Sunday at Greenbury with interment there. Local residents note her kindness and strong regard from friends. George Hance died Sunday near town after three months of heart disease. he leaves a mother and two minor sons. funeral was led by Rev. Newton and burial at Milford.
Mrs. Mary J. Anderson Newton of Cincinnati died March 4 after a long illness at 70 years. Funeral March 6 at Walnut Hills Baptist Church. Burial at Spring Grove noted with family mourning her as a loving mother and devout Christian. H.N. Applegate, born December 28 1820 near Pittsburgh, died February 26 at Batavia Ohio. Longtime church member and Sunday school teacher, praised for abstinence stance and steadfast Christian life.
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