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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1907

Page

5

Local notices and household movements reported

Miss Eibel Joling travels in the city as Nira John Patison and family plan move to New Richmord this week. Dan Galnoo and others are mentioned in city news. Robert McNatt and wife relocate to Bouviers county Maine. Bert Young visits her parents Frank Faner and Miss Jesale Campbel. John Wall and wife host their son Louis from Cincinnati on Sunday. Miss Pattiann Mead of Pt Isabel visits Mrs. Jula Pattison. George Schiffer attends Wootmen’s entertainment in the city Thursday. Miss Satie Woods visits Verna Miller at Batavia Friday. There is an advertisement offering a cure for Deafness via constitutional remedies claiming Hal’s Catarrh Cure and Dr Cheney.

Eibel Joling Viattiag Nira John Patison Iil New Richmord Dan Galnoo Vietted Bere Ropert McNatt Sundey Mead Pattiann Isabel Beranat Jula Pattison George Schiffer Wootmen Satie Woods Verna Miller Batavia Jennie Oren James Theodore Myrick Jr Danson Ohno Pike Joseph Geiser Acol Ittie Louis Newport Friends Charlies Kincaid George Scuntter Cineion Mies Nellie Kilpeman W.J Liston Verlav Joan Flora Athena Merta Bagby Emwina Florence Felicity Evach Myrick H. C. Clark Daytona J.J. Letenner Blanche Fagin Emma Shumard Winne Ty Ionogene Hil Cieves Harmone Schooley Pearl Shriner Linwood Millie Koott Blanchester Bunn Starkey Pleasant Plain Louise Maddox Earl Jones William Emory George Rosselot Scan St. Martins Lynne Jones Cincinnati Jono Bird Sherif Gorman Pleasant Valley W.P. Work

Good Food Compared to Oysters About Snails Nutrition

A brief note states snails contain roughly double the nutrition of oysters, highlighting snails as a more nutritious option for readers seeking value and health benefits.

Castoria and Local Notices in Quirky 19th Century Columns

Castoria product ad appears alongside scattered local items about property deals tradespeople and social visits. Mentions of Kroger line planning from Nestuustine to St. Martine and several named residents and businesses mark a fragmented community page with marketing and personal notices. The text includes a note about Be I Beck ley's Arnica Saive and a reference to a pharmacist in Nash Pharmacy.

Kroger Nestuustine St. Martine Vie Lereado Fuellerlie

Obituary and Local Notices From Oxford Area

Late Nash wan called to Oxford Friday after a short illness Mrs Ruth Hamilton left Cled for interment at Gallipollo Saturday. Cincinnati guests include William Fagie and wives Mrs Fant Bell. Miss Justie Humphries visits Spears hospital Dayton Kentucky. Two elderly citizens Robie Potter and Riley Bravough are very ill. An accident occurred Friday night.

Nash Wan Oxford Ruth Hamilton Gallipollo William Kyle Fagie Mra Fant Bell Cincinnati Liane Fagie Justie Humphries Spears’ Hospital Dayton de Brown Mia Ropbie Potter Mir Riley Bravough

Fragmented health note on kidney pain and urinary symptoms

A garbled text discusses kidney weakness and heart relation with unclear phrases. It mentions back ache, urine issues, time and money, and hints at medical concern or advice without clear attribution. The overall meaning remains obscured due to the corrupted OCR.

Interurban Car Strikes Wagon Involving Local Residents

An interurban car struck the wagon of John Tobe injuring himself and horses. A marriage ceremony was performed by Rev J W Baker at the parsonage for Hostad Mies Martin and Mrs Fraterly. A WCTU union gathered 22 charter members led by B F Miley and J J Armstrong. Various locals were guests or visitors, with notices of funerals, birthdays, and church events. The ad promotes Dr Shoop Cough Cure as a safe remedy with nonpoison labels.

John Tobe J. W. Baker Hostad Mies Martin Mra. Fraterly B F Miley J. J. Armstrong B. F. McCann Lawrence Gould Home City Ethel Beeler Lena Penn Batavia Mass Helen Coulter Carthage Barton Kearns Jane Gallager Georgetown Bree Soil Harley Dunn Bethel M.E Wilcome Frank Nash Mt. Carmel Meader Jonnson Elizabeth Summerside Kyle Fagin William Perkins Martha Flora Jenny Fiora Hattie Adolph Hessee Jewish Hospital

Death notices and social into from local visitors

The column lists deaths and social notes including Mrs Anna Mc Match death notice upcoming issue, Mrs Marie Randall Stevens and Randall visiting F M Fox and J H Hartshorn recovering from erysipelas, Wit Bureau visiting Columbus, Mrs George Manning returning from Chicago, Lew Donley visiting his mother, Charles Boys and wife visiting Rural, Mrs LaGuard Newport visiting, Frank Jarman Dayton visiting Maria Moreton, James Lemar Felicity, Rev A H Earwright to preach, Carrie Glaser home from Pt Pleasant, John Snider visiting J C Love Camden, Edith Lemon Neville visiting Mrs Clark Sargent, Miss Mary Kayser with a new upright piano, Mrs Frank Chambers and Ruth Moreton visiting Clermontville, KE Bardon Linwood, Dr and Mrs B P Iogram city, Will F McMath Arizona, Mrs J C McMath Chicago, H Grimes and Mrs Will F Irwin Newport at funeral of Mr Chas McMath, Rev Fee Najior hosting brother from Georgetown.

Anna McMatch Marie Randall Stevens Randall Hamilton F. M. Fox J.H. Hartshorn Wit Bureau Columbus Mies George Manning Chicago Lew Donley Fostoria Charles Boys Wie Mre. LaGuard Newport Frank Jarman Dayton Mise Maria Moreton James Lemar Felicity A. H. Earwright City Disciples’ Church Mise Carrie Glaser Pleasant John Snider J.C. Love Camden Edith Lemon Neville Clark Sargent Mary Kayser Frank Chambers Ruth Moreton Clermontville KE. F. Bardon Linwood B.p.iogram Will F. McMath Arzona J. C. McMath H. Grimes Will F. Irwin Mi. Chas, McMath Rev Fee Najior Georgetown

Remarkable recovery after near-fatal illness cited

Keveth McIver of Vanceboro Me credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life after three doctors gave up. He suffered severe throat inflammation and lung congestion and says the remedy cured a worst cold and flu like illness. Nash Pharmacy guarantees it with a 50 cent and 1 00 trial bottle offered free.

Keveth McIver Vanceboro Nash Pharmacy Slhoop Adilreay

Kilmer's Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief Sample Offer

An advertisement extols Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles claiming broad medical triumph and offering free sample bottles and a book by mail. It urges readers to mention the paper and provides the Binghamton New York address for requests and bottle branding.

Kilmer Bright Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Social notes of visitors and arrivals

Short visit summaries list Mrs Beck and children visiting Viallt family, Mrs Stella Leeds at Hevoings Hills with Sabb Salt, Isa Bluesteine at Portmouth, Ruby Rose and baby Frances Belle returning from Cartersville, Go Mrs Aus Day visiting Fees burg, Clarence Hill and Fannie entertained by Rose Brown Milford, Eldred Gleze with wife Louise and Thelma Hill at Ray Williams Wiggonsville, Dr Mary Crane in city, Miss Frank Hibbitts visiting brother George and wife, Dr Huggins Sardinia was there Saturday.

Ruby Rose Frances Belle Cartersville Aus Day Feesburg Clarence Hill Fannie Miss Rose Brown Milford Eldred Gleze Louise Thelma Hill Ray Williame Wiggonsville Mary Crane Frank Hibbitts George Huggins Sardinia

Local notes and church events from the community

Miss Zella Reed is home for weeks while Spalding visits Coney Island for the season. Fred Edgington, new cost merchant, received coal Monday and is ready to supply customers. Mrs Marriott goes to the city to speed summer with her alter. Aunt Judia McElfreeh moves to New Richmond and Charlie Cornwell plans to return next week. The MBE Sunday school prepares an Easter program at 7 40 p m and the Christian Sunday school holds an Easter program at 10 90 a m. E Reed will occupy the Edington house. Rev J S Mill preached at Carnatian Saturday evening on The Prodigal Son.

Zella Reed Spalding Coney Island Fred Edgington Mra. Marriott Mra Larkin Judia McElfreeh New Richmond Chariie Cornwell M. BE Schoo Ap Eester Eaater Reed J. EB. Edington Rick Mre, Frey Harold Howe Mill

Dr King's Health Pills Promised Relief for Internal Ailments

An old race with Constipation ends in an attack of appendicitis. To avoid trouble the ad claims Dr King's Life Pills regulate stomach liver and bowel without pain. Available at Narau's Poarmev for 251.

Eten Boone Dr. King Narau Poarmev

Local Families Visit Relatives and Move In

Prairie area notes list Harry Potetner Mee and baby visiting relatives in Cincinnati, Marie Persice from Batesville staying with Mary Poet and Kate Milner, Meggie Sulliven returns to Cincinnati from holiday with Bila Frenee Wil Waite. Joe Nathan Lodianephi visits sister, extended trip by Harry Hote. The Mork family plus Welter Hose move from Willamette to town. Mollie Peom entertains Miss Prim Mer of Neville. J B Eagleston and Calion Covington visit Deva Jones Hyde Parish. Shirney Dann family from Georgia visits for a day. Meow from Texas arrives Monday.

Mee Harry Potetner Baby Tna Marie Persice Batevin Mra Mary Poet Potlip Milner Kate Andrey Wiilinthe Fedeite Piak Meggie Sulliven Cinelauatl Sant Bila Frenee Wil Waite Covington Baturdey Joe Nathan Lodianephi Bie Eister Harry Deters Willamehare Mollie Peom Mies Neville Mr J. B. Eagleston Calion Deva Jones Hyde Pate Shirney Dann Georenw Meow Temas Mondey

Simple home remedy promised to cure rheumatism and kidney trouble

An advertorial claim offers a bonoie-made tonic to cleanse kidneys and uric waste. It lists Fuld extract dandelion, compound baryon, and compound syrup sargaparilla with instructions to mix and take a spoonful after meals and at bedtime, asserting high cure rates and urging readers to obtain ingredients from a pharmacist.

Vegetarians Claim Hair Growth Varies by Diet

Vegetarians assert hair grows less luxuriantly on meat eaters. The claim links dietary choice to hair health, citing observations rather than scientific consensus.

Torture by Savages and a Cure for Ills

A reader recounts enduring kidney pain for three months, claiming W M Seerman of Cushing Maine found relief using Electric Bitters. The ad asserts benefits for liver complaints blood disorders dyspepsia and malaria and promises restoration of health. Guaranteed by Nab Ponrurwey Price.

Philippines W. M. Seerman Cushing Nab Ponrurwey Price

Local Social Notes and Births Sing in March Pastimes

Several residents attended gatherings and visited relatives across town. Lemuel Solder, son of Abraham and Kenveth Solder, was born in Goshen township near Charleston Dermont county Ohio on March 10 1831 and died March 7 aged 72. He married Rebecca Irwin and left a widow with two sons a daughter and many relatives and friends to mourn.

Knott Millard Dennison Merlie Horan Mre. M Bolder Lemuel Solder Abraham and Kenveth Solider Goshen Town Charleston Dermont County Uhio Revecca

Interurban collision near Amelia demolishes wagon

A grain truck collided with John Topie's buck wagon near Amelia Friday night, completely destroying wagon and contents while the occupants escaped with minor bruises. Local items note moves, illnesses, dinners, and community notices among residents including Myrick families and shop trades.

Local society notes and small ads from Blanchester area

Miss Emma Shumard and Miss Ionogene Hil of Cieves visit relatives in the area. Several residents travel for shopping in Blanchester and Cincinnati. Ex-Sheriff Gorman and family, and others, are mentioned visiting and living changes noted. An advertisement promotes Dr. Shoop’s Catarrh remedy and Preventice cold care with mail offers from Nash Pharmacy.

Shoop Hecine Wieemsto Merle Nash Pararmacys

Treatment Offered by Mail for Kidney and Rheumatic Troubles

A misread ad from St. Louis promotes a mail order cure for kidney and bladder ailments and rheumatic trouble. The item, attributed to Dr W Hal of 20 Olive Street, St Louis, invites testimonials and hints at relationship advice from a Holton Kansas publication, noting women often show more fervor in love.

W. Hal Olive Street St. Louie

Cartonia Seemite The Kind You Wave Alea Bignetare

Seemite Cartonia introduces Alea Bignetare as the standout figure in a local event. The unusual name draws attention while details remain unclear in the readable text.

Cartonia

Pressure of a Fierce Gale Exerts High Wind Pressure

A gale reaching 80 miles per hour creates about 32 pounds per square foot of wind pressure, illustrating the intense force of the storm on structures and objects exposed to the wind.

Chronic Kicker Benefits From Laxative Food Brand

An early 20th century advertisement notes Neeing’s Laxative Food claimed to soothe chronic digestion issues. It urges purchase at drug stores or by mailing 60 cents to the Akron Ohio company. It also references Doane Regulateineonah as a bowel treatment and mentions royal princes in a London Punch remark.

Neeing Neeling- Looker Laxative Food Company Akron Ohio

Serpent Mound in Adams County Stands as Nation's Largest

The Serpent Mound in Adams County is lauded as the greatest mound builder monument not only in Ohio but across the country. This vast earthwork, likely created for religious purposes, has seen notable changes in ownership in recent times.

Ohio Adama County

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