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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1910
Page
5
An OCR fragment urges consulting doctors on alcohol stimulants for children and promotes Ayer's non alcoholic Sarsaparilla and Ayer's Pills as tonics and laxatives. It argues physicians rarely prescribe stimulants for kids while often recommending tonics, advocating adherence to daily bowel movement rule.
Mootie Yeager Sr hosted Cincinnati guests Saturday and Sunday while Mrs Dora Yeager hosted her sisters Molly and Anna Reichel of Cincinnati. John Rosselott and family visited the Rein sisters. Mrs Mary Gall is convalescing. Marie and Ethel Craver attended Clara Windhurst of Owensboro. Nettie Welling visited home folks for several days. A wedding is announced soon. Local ad copy promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure with promises of a $100 reward for cure failures. product claimed by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Rev Milne of Williamsburg caller at Forest Home Farm last Friday. Robert E Allen of Owensboro Kentucky visited F W Walker and family. F W and R B Wise and their families Easter guests of George Ireton. O J Harlow guest of Alvin Hamilton Monday. House cleaning is the order of the day. Carl Ireton of Williamsburg visited Grandpa Ireton. Nicholas Wallace of Blowville transacted business here last week. Edgar Moorehead of Lynchburg was a business caller Monday. Mare Codling and family attended J Burdsall's birthday dinner Saturday. Taylor Caldwell and family of Franklin were guests of O P Caldwell and wife last week. William R Ireton and family of Williamsburg were Sunday guests here. Tony Steward called on friends near Liberty Chapel Friday evening. Farmers busy plowing and planting. T G Foster was a business caller here one day last week.
Health note argues genuine eczema relief requires penetrating medicine rather than surface salves. Recommends D. D. D. Prescription Oil of Wintergreen, 25 cents a trial bottle, as an instantly relieving remedy praised by patrons J. C. Scott of Bethel Ohio and others.
The fragment describes J Stone of Kemp Texas reflecting on near death from illness described as tubercular or infection during the Civil War era. He recalls doctors claiming a dangerous contracted condition and then credits a miraculous recovery that cured weight loss and multiple illnesses, including coughs and croup, through a King and a postrecovery period.
Charles shmidtt aged 68 died after hip injury near town and funeral services were held at the home with interment at a local cemetery. The article also notes a wedding anniversary, Easter services, and visits from Peter, George, and John Keller and their wives, plus Maria Kos from Cincinnati University and Anna Donley visiting at college. Mrs Shriver underwent an operation.
Christ hospital last Thursday. Will Manning of Newport was Sunday guest of his parents here. Mrs Nell Gregg of Addyston was the nest of her mother Mrs Hanna over tnday. Mrs B P Ingram of Cincinnati is here. Ellis De Bruler and wife Mrs Ben Cushard Mr Jones and Miss Cora Dick were Cincinnati visitors last week. Carl Glaser of Cincinnati was the Sunday guest of home folks. G W Purkiser has been here the past week. Mrs Wetzel has returned to her home here.
70 year old B F Tolson of Elizabeth town Kentucky praises Electric Bitters claiming they restore health and vitality. They tone the stomach regulate kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver invigorate nerves and purify the blood. Used by weak run-down men and women for daily strength. Only 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed by druggists.
George Fitzwater and wife spent Sunday with Geo and Hugo and wives in Batavia. Nora and Hazel Brooks visited Miss Bertha Miller last Sunday. Wm Glancy and wife attended the Glancy sale near Batavia Thursday. Mr Brant of Adams county visits G W Williams. Mrs Brooks and Mrs Williams visited Mr Schaffstall. Mrs Moorehead guest of Mrs Newton Williams Friday. Preaching at Old Bethel M E church Sunday evening April 10. Edith and Mary Glancy with Irma Brooks Thursday. Mr Staffen and wife of Newport visit Mr Schaffstall. Locals attended Easter service at Bantam Presbyterian Sunday evening. Louis Maher of Batavia guest of Albert Glancy Sunday. Miss Lena Slade and Fred Reinhardt guests of Frank Brown and family in Batavia Sunday.
Fred Patchen of Manlius New York reports lasting relief from kidney trouble after using Foley's Kidney Remedy. He states two fifty cent bottles cured his back pain and bladder inflammation and he has had no symptoms for over two years. Bunn's Pharmacy.
Miss Edith and Isabelle Foster and Maud Raleigh from Wooster University spent Easter with T. G. Foster and wife. Dr. Elbridge Snell and family visited Bethel. Mrs. Carrie Berry entertained John Collins and wife. Edward Bishop and wife attended the Dover Hulick wedding. The M. E. church choir held its annual egg roast at Dr. J. P. Allen’s home with many locals in attendance. Various local residents hosted and visited relatives, with Easter markets and school notices included.
Fragmented text discusses after effects of La pe or related conditions. Mentions ears, grasp on the eye and nose region, and possible pharmacy references. No clear event or proper nouns to confirm a concrete news item.
Gallardo an imported black Catalonian jack with white points stands 16 hands high in Ohio Kentucky region. He is seven years old, prize winner in Spain, and registered in the banish Stud Book and American ack Stock Budook No. 747. He will stand for the 1910 season at Rogemere Stock Farm near Batavia Ohio.Kentucky John a three year old jack will serve a limited number of mares.
L W Short and wife of Bantam visited James Smith and wife. Gordon and Morse Hicks spent Easter with J R Hicks and wife. Mrs E M Brown hosted the Woman's Club Saturday. Mrs Joseph White and daughter Rhoda visited Cincinnati. Siebert Eppert and family of Madisonville visit Bowman Woodruff and wife. Fritz Gilbert of New York spent Thursday with David Thomas and family. Charles Nash and wife entertained friends on Easter.
Local resident C G Wasner of Batavia Ohio testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills easing backache and kidney symptoms. The ad urges readers to treat kidneys promptly to avoid dropsy or Bright's disease. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Discover Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for boils ulcers fever sores and skin issues. Best for burns cuts bruises sore lips and chapped skin. delivers instant relief at 25c from all druggists.
Mareuil 51368 a jet black Percheron stands 164% hands high and weighs 2000 pounds. Foaled May 1908 bred in Orne France by M Vallee imported by Hartman Stock Farm Columbus Ohio April 12 1905. Sire Chevalier 42626 by Diogene 22663 and Dam Brebis 29896. Mareuil will season 1910 near Crosstown Marathon. Terms 15 dollars to insure a colt to stand and suck lien on all foals until paid care not responsible for accidents.
Readable text invites audiences to enjoy barrels of fun at the rink and cinema showings on Friday and Saturday evenings with a hearty laugh promised.
Mrs. Charles Tyler and Edith return home after a visit with Mrs. P. 8. Reed. Philip Schmidt of Norwood visited. Funeral of John McNair held at the Christian church. Many relatives and friends from Cincinnati Madisonville and Columba visited or hosted others over the weekend and Easter period.
Mothers urged to keep Foley's Honey and Tar for early croup signs as a safe, nonopiated remedy. The ad notes the product has saved lives and is sold at Unn's Pharmacy. A local theater announces new management and commitment to high class films with two weekly shows on Tuesday and Saturday nights.
Laura Rein and Anna Rein have been duly appointed and qualified by the Clermont County Probate Court as administratrices de bonis non of the estate of Joseph Rein, deceased, for the county Ohio.
Imported Belgian stallion Gentil De Bouchout 24854 stands 16 hands and weighs 1800 pounds. Sired by BOUCHOUT of the Royal Stud of Belgium. He will cover mares at Deerfield Stock Farm two miles west of Williamsburg Ohio during the 1910 season. Service fee 16 dollars.
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