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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
5
In Batavia area notices tout Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney ills with claims of relief from dizziness and backache. An accompanying medical blurb discusses deafness treatment and Hall's Catarrh Cure, with local ads and social mentions interspersed among the fragmentary items.
Readable items show Olive Swein visiting Cincinnati and Mina Robb in the city. numerous Sunday visits across Amelia Clifton Batavia and Batavia. Philathea Club program and Easter bazaar announced. Chamberlain's Tablets recommended for constipation. local gatherings at Embroidery Club and with the Wauk and Glover families.
The item lists brief social events and greetings including Mrs. Lillie Dudley’s funeral attendance, visits by John Neihof and daughter Anna to Trinity church, Henry Wacker and wife visiting C. B. Moyer’s family, Rev. Burgett as a Sunday guest, Mrs. Effie Miller and Mrs. C. B. Moyer visiting Mrs. G. H. Marsh, and Ed Aultman selling a colt to Mark Atchley. It also contains an ad-like blurb about a stomach cure citing Chamberlain's Tablets with a Wakelee, Mich., source and a generic note on chronic indigestion.
For forty three years Dr King's New Discovery has been known as a cough remedy. Over three million bottles used with refund if not relieved. Endorsed by J J Owens of Allendale and others. Sold at dealers for 60 cents and 1.00.
The children and grandchildren of J. H. Robinson and his wife gathered Sunday at their home near Olive Branch to celebrate Mrs. BRs birthday with a generous lunch. At 4 o clock the family departed, extending wishes for many returns of the day. Frank Malott sold his store and bought the Moore hotel.
Mrs. George Caldwell and family hosted guests including Hawthorn and wife. Robert Rowan and wife stayed with John Clemon. Mr. Day, Mrs. Orebaugh and son Lowell vacationing in the West for a year. diversos: meetings led by Rev. Williams begin Sunday. Several locals attended Bert Hutchinson sale and basketball game Hillsboro Milford.
A. C. Nash notes many women suffer daily from backache headaches nervousness and insomnia linked to kidney and bladder troubles. Foley Kidney Pills provide quick relief from pain and misery and a prompt return to health and strength, urging every sufferer to consider them.
Miss Clara Freschard spent Saturday in the city. John Myers and family and L F Vorsville and wife were guests of Dr Sledge and family. Will Davies and daughter of Newtown visited W Yeager and wife. Francis Formorin and family entertained Mrs Rose Edwards of Perintown. Freschard family hosted Clarence Woodward and sister of Milford. The funeral for Dr C F Hildebrant was held Wednesday at 1 30 p m with Rev Darling of Wyoming and Rev Hill officiating. A large crowd attended. An entertainment is planned by St Louis Catholic Church ladies for Favrer's ball March. Program next we cheapest accident insurance Dr Thomas College Oil. For burns, scalds, cuts and emergencies. All druggists sell it, and bo.
A Georgia school principal from Sylvania shares that stomach, liver, and kidney troubles caused his rheumatism. He credits Electric Bitters with complete cure after four bottles, noting prompt relief from pains. Sold by dealers for 50 cents and 1.00.
Local residents share Sunday visits and travels to Amelia, Georgetown, and Newport. Obituary notes Phoebe Edwards’s death and a funeral planned for Monday. A cold and la grippe warning followed by an endorsement of Foley’s Honey and Tar in Barnegat testimonial.
The Village Council ordered the removal of Captain Green’s wharf boat after a dispute over land rights on his farm adjoining town. Green, who rented land from W. C. Staats for 25 years to construct and use a wharf, moved the boat to the farm and graded a new wharf, prompting boats to avoid landing at the town wharf. Local shippers may be hurt, while outside receivers may not be affected.
Sunday notices report Miss Aurelia Turner visiting Miss Merle Hancock in Pleasant Valley. The Christian church ladies plan an Easter bazaar at the schoolhouse next Saturday afternoon and evening offering ice cream cake pie and coffee.
An advertisement urges readers to take Dr King’s New Life Pills to relieve constipation. The copy promises liver stimulation improved digestion and elimination of poisons from the body with regular use. It emphasizes quick recovery and features no dealer details.
Williamsburg area residents attend visits, entertainments, and church events. Emmett Curry, Crosstown businessman, dies at home. funeral at M. E. church. Numerous social gatherings include taffy pulling, spelling bees, and a St. Patrick social at the Epworth League.
An epidemic of coughing grips the town with both young and old affected. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is touted as a quick, safe family medicine for coughs and colds by Lee Pharmacy in Chico California. A. Nash endorses the product saying it has no narcotics or harmful properties.
Will Meek and family of Osborn spent Sunday with Rachel Fry. Mrs Minnie Cast and Miss Michie Pierce were in Cincinnati on Saturday. Mr Smith of Winchester visited J B Rhotens Sunday. Collins Sutton and South were in the city Friday. Tina Hamilton and children of Blanchester visited Mrs Brunk Sunday. John Fox and wife stayed with L Meek at Newtonsville Sunday. Opal Cast of Mt Healthy visited her parents Sunday. Mildred Barr of Covington visited her parents Sunday. Della Miller of Manhattan Kansas is guest of her father Joe Sly who is ill. Will Oliver of Pleasant Ridge called Sunday.
Unclear promotional fragment promising relief for rheumatism and muscle aches. Mentions plaster and supposed cures and hints at a therapeutic product named EMEDY Peel or similar. Text is damaged and not fully readable.
Maple Grove residents Mrs Ella Yeager of Owensville and her niece from Newport were guests of Mrs Ida Rust last week. Agner and wife hosted about so friends Saturday for Mrs A s mother who left for California Monday. Marion Hutchinson and wife of Greenberry visited brother Clayton and family. Joe Pride and wife with brother Fred spent Sunday with Mrs Pringle at Newtonville. Miss Eva Goff of Lebanon visited relatives in Greenberry. Richard McElfresh of city spent Sunday with his parents there. Greenberry Mrs Court Williams and Mrs Chas Sprague attended a Saturday night social in town. A number from tertainment at Owens.
A cough medicine for children described as harmless pleasant to take and effective is marketed as mothers favorite favored by families and sold by all dealers.
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