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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1916

Page

5

Doan's Kidney Pills Praised By New Richmond Man

E. G. McClanahan of New Richmond Ohio recounts kidney disease relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He says the pills stopped back pain reduced swelling and restored walking ability within two months. Also notes price 50 cents and recommends asking for Doan's Kidney Pills. Plus brief community notices and an ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure promising up to 100 dollars if it fails.

McClanahan New Richmond Ohio Largo Dean Doan Mr. McClanahan Foster-Milburn Co. Preps Buffalo N.Y Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Local notices and social visits in Afton and Bethel area

Mr Boe and wife of Afton spent Sunday with Thurman Lucas and family. Harry King and family visited at the King residence. David Hook and wife entertained relatives. Mrs Bennett and Will spent a few days away. David Reese and wife hosted relatives at R O Justice's. Elmer Ely and wife and others attended the funeral of Mrs Bennett in Moscow. Mother's Day services planned at Old Bethel Church at 10:50 AM with graves to be decorated. Presbyterian services at 2:30 PM. Mr Haughey hosted his daughter from Kentucky. Mrs W W Wilson hosted city relatives. R O Moorehead family visited Bethel. Attended Bethel High School play and commencement. Perry Gardner and wife hosted city friends. George Channell's brooder fire burned fifty chicks and damaged the veranda. Smith Bros baled hay and straw for T A Pinkham. Rev T J Simpson plans revival meetings with foreign talent. Mrs Mary Houston sold fifty day-old chicks at four cents each.

Mr. Boe Afton Thurman Lucas Harry King Td King’s David Hook Bennett Will Deaeers Ro David Reese R. OG Justice S. Elmer Ely Will Bennett Carl Ely George Fletche George Benntt Moscow Old Bethel Church Old Bethel The Presbyterian Church Haughey Kentucky W. W. Wilson R. 0 Moorehead Bethel Bethel High School Perry Gardner George Channell Smith Bros T. A. Pinkham T. J. Simpson Mary Houston Lytle Lorain National Tube Works Leavitt McAdams Dayton Embroidery Club Rowe Harris W. Fuhr Elizabeth Meyers City Theresia Beacham Lizzie Clark Lund W. P. Ellison Seaman Grace McNutt New Vienna Thomas M. Hartman Mt. Washington T. KR. Hartman K. Ot Pvhall Fubr M.E Fuhr Wy. John Dorothy Elsie Foster Thos. Walker Mason Vesta Club R. ©. Franz M. Curry Stockton Main Streets G. B. Huntington Amelia T. W. ‘Moorehead Elizabeth Walker Ouria Ollie Hutchens Clifton Second Street Gertrude Milton Matthis Camp Dennison Korea Chas. B. Lee James Colvin Indianapolis Ind M. E W.R.O K. L. Allen Cincinnati J. B. Cover Meyers Harmon Cover Monterey Sunny Georgia Runyan Tatman Runyan Tatman Berghetta Steurer Mary Fuor T. J. Atchley W. M. White Ernest Holman Five Mile Joseph Ranson Batavia Merwin Applegate Hyde Park Maggie White Edwin Steurer Madisonville Ands Albert Steurer Lloyd Curtis St. Bernard Joseph Amiot Gus Elmer William Gardner J. E. Innis Elsworth Columbus O. P. Walker Mabel Inez Long Guy Holmes Duluth, Minn

Five pointed star symbol links health to Chamberlain tablets

The passage claims ancient Pythagoreans valued temperance and used a red five pointed star as a health symbol. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets claiming quick relief for indigestion biliousness and constipation and notes availability everywhere.

Greece

Near Drowning as Hast Fork Flood Rises

Little Oscar Brewer nearly drowned last Sunday when a rain surge on Hast Fork rose suddenly. Rescuers in a boat reached him just in time, pulling him to safety under a willow tree.

Tells What She Thinks Anna Hawn Cedar Grove Mo

Anna Hawn Cedar Grove Missouri writes about health and diet in a fragmentary column. The readable text hints at bowel matters and medical concerns but is incomplete and difficult to interpret.

Anna Hawn Cedar Grove Oliver

Local social notes list visitors and gatherings in Amelia area

A long roster of residents visiting relatives and friends in Amelia, Mt. Washington, Deer Park, Newtown, Bethel and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs. Albert Collins in Detroit visiting Mrs. French, Miss Helen Wall in Fair Oak visiting Miss Muriel Terril, and many others. Also notes a rattlesnake sighting on Gates farm and community events such as a Union Chapel silk flag presentation. Ends with an advertisement for Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and grippe symptoms.

Hamlet Albert Collins Detroit French Frank Ludlow Toledo C. S Amelia R. B. Simpson Walnut Hills Mary Yerril Harry Rinehart St. Louis B. F. Moyer Helen Wall Fair Oak Muriel Terril Henry Warren Mesdames Kempton and Rinehart Mt. Washington W. R Union Chapel Ethyl Oll Friends P. M. Offutt Bethel Friends Gates Farm Frank Heizer Deer Park Ed Tracey Norwood J. N Judd Martha Furlong Newtown J. H.beck Elizabeth Day Embroidery Club Gayland Weaver Branch Hill Albert Lungmus George Bartel Pittsburg O. M. Edwards Mt. Holly S. Little Carrie Riley Bethel Ethel Beck Clara Perry Muril Terri Porter

Weekend Socials and Illnesses in Lynchburg Area

Will Hunter and wife hosted by Robert Rowan and wife. A. G. Predmore and Dr. Ireton entertained Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bishop of Goshen. Sick list includes Mrs. Mary Holland Margaret Anderson and Charles Holland. John Apgar and wife plus George Holland called here for mother’s illness. George Caldwell and family from Norwood visited. Mrs Lou Davidson died. funeral by Rev. Ron. I. O. C. visitors from Norwood with band, plus attendees from Batavia. Grange buys piano for I C O F hall. Ray Wise family and others as guests of George Conover. Mrs. Ethel Hathaway and son George of Owensville visit. Miss Cora Hensel hosts Sunday guests. Shining Stars met at Mrs. Laura Morgan. Miss Mabel Joseph and city friend visiting John Davidson’s. Rheumatic pain ad promotes Sloan’s Liniment with testimonial from James Ferguson. 25¢ at druggists.

Will Hunter Lynchburg Robert Rowan A. G. Predmore Ireton Fred Bishop Goshen Mary Holland Margaret Anderson Charles Holland John Apgar George Holland George Caldwell Norwood Lou Davidson Ron Davidson Orgef Batavia Masonic Hall Estel Mulloy Merrick Hutchinson Grange I. C Mabel Joseph John Davidson Sloan James Ferguson Philada

Local Notes and Family Visits Tied to Regional Town

Miss Hattie Hendrixson stayed with her parents at Bural last week. Mrs Addie McElfresh visits Cincinnati relatives for a week. Mrs Kate Sims and son move to a farm near town. Arch Edgington and family visited Augusta Kentucky. Tom King did business in Cincinnati Thursday. Mrs Wm Martin returns from Newport Kentucky visit. Mr and Mrs Wm Rice of Shinkle's Ridge visit family. Mother's Day service set May 11 at the M E church. Miss Myrtle Martin remains seriously ill. Mrs Greenberry Carr ill near town but improving. John Cushard and wife host their Pittsburg grandson. John Barkley and wife visit daughter Mrs Ick Reed near Felicity.

Hattie Hendrixson Bural Addie McElfresh Cincinnati Kate Sims Eugene Dennison Arch Edgington Augusta Tom King Wm. Martin Newport Wm. Rice Shinkle’s Ridge Myrtle Martin Greenberry Carr John Cushard Pittsburg

Neighbor’s praise for Foley’s Honey and Tar remedy

Mrs. Redkamp of Covington Kentucky reports a neighbor’s child with croup improved after taking Foley’s Honey and Tar. The reliable remedy helps coughs colds croup and whooping cough sold at Nash Pharmacy.

Croup Foley Mrs. Redkamp Herman St Covington Nash Pharmacy

Local Notes from Erie Area Society and Visits

Mr and Mrs Bartels of Erie Pa travelled from St Petersburga after two weeks in Pittsbur They plan a summer camp on Lake Erie and a return to St Petersburg next winter Bert Lytle and family visited Henry Horn and family Sunday Elmer Rising of city visits his uncle Arch Herget Miss Edna Follow of Batavia spent Sunday at home Mr Burkhart lost a fine iron grey horse The Ladies Helping Circle elected officers for the year next meeting at Mrs Belle Kirgan hamlet May 18 Mrs Cynthia Slater and son Emmett hosted city friends last May Hattie Ludlow travels Thursday for two weeks with relatives in Toledo Christian church business meeting next Saturday at 2 30 pm

Batavia Burkhart BF Siva O. A. Fagin Belle Follow Ortytle Belle Kirgan Amlet Cynthe Slater Emmett Hattie Ludlow Relatves Toledo Christian Church

Unclear Historical Health Note Appears in OCR

Fragmentary OCR text mentions long stomach trouble and a reference to remedies and treatment. No clear names, dates, places, or events are readable.

Cure Worms With Kicka Po Worm Killer Lozenges

An old advertisement advises parents to treat children’s worm problems with Kicka po Worm Lozenges, claiming relief from worms through one-half of a lozenge, laxative candy, nourishing food, outdoor exercise, and bed rest. Priced at 25 cents at druggists.

Local social notes from Cincinnati visitors and area guests

Mrs. D. M. Parker and daughter Nettie from Cincinnati visited Mrs. John Pommert last week. Several local residents hosted guests including Miss Margaret Corbly at Mt. Crabfast and Miss Bessie Pearce from Norwood. Families such as the Hutsons Hopkins and Buerkle welcomed visitors from Batavia Norwood and Lindale. The juniors hosted a party at Isaac Orter’s home honoring the seniors.

D. M. Parker Nettie Cincinnati John Pommert Margaret Corbly Gommenrenieps Mt. Crabfast Thursay Bessie Pearce Norwood Anna Mott Homer Buerkle Batavia Lena Hutson Lew Hopkins Charles Hopkins Olive Hackett John Hutson Lena Charles Hutson Grace Doughty Marie Edwards Isaac Orter Charlie Corbly W. C. Coombs Lindale Carrie Carley J. R. Hicks

Local Social Roundup and Visits Across Town

Sunday visits and family gatherings fill the town as Charles Fagley and wife spent the day with Harry Jordan others traveled between Williams burg Bethel King's Mills and Centerville. A dinner for teachers closes school week and Chamberlains Liniment is recommended for rheumatism relief.

Preaching Service Sunday Evening and Local Social Roundup

Preaching service is planned for Sunday evening May 14 at 7 30 by Rev Keeman of Cincinnati H High Louis Speidel and H Patchell and wives visited Harry McAfee family Sunday Wm Craver and family entertained Sunday Harry Hetcheo and Miss Marie and Louis Oraver from Batavia visited Miss Nancy Mount from Carlisle closed school term Miss S Carpenter of Perintown spent Friday with relatives Augustus Carlier family visited near Lorado Will Brown and wife visited Mrs Burger at South Lebanon Mrs Currott Owensville stayed with Hal McAfee family City shoppers Josephine Allen McAfee Mrs Courrtot Mrs Ed Vogt and children visited Owensville Several from here attended the Milford festival C Hartmetz family hosted Ed Miller family Marie Carlier William Craver Jr and James Patchell Miss Ella Schafroth visited friends in the city Elsie Davis closed a successful term of school May at Galley Hill Misses Ethel and Marie Craver William Craver Jr and Harr Hetcher attended a Mt Carmel dance Mrs August Biltz and Mrs Floup from Gernon visited Mrs F Schafroth

Augustus Carlier Lorado Will Brown Burger South Lebanon Currott Owensville Hal McAfee Josephine Allen McAfee 0. Courrtot Ed Vogt Milford C. Hartmetz Ed Miller Williamsburg Marie Carlier William Craver Jr James Patchell Ella Schafroth Elsie Davis Galley Hill Ethel Marie Craver Harr Hetcher City Mt. Carmel August Biltz Floup Gernon F. Schafroth

Foley Kidney Pills Promote Night Sleep Says Carmi Jr

Henry Rudolph Carmi Jr reports relief from bladder weakness and backache after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad notes soda related discomfort, rheumatism, and stiff joints improve, with Nash Pharmacy promoting the product alongside a Daily Thought and a quote from H McKellen about literature lasting beyond mountains.

Henry Rudolph Carmi,Jr Nash Pharmacy Daily Thought H. McKellen

Williamsburg Notes and Local Social Roundup

Receptions, visits, and arrivals fill a Williamsburg page. Lytle Brope leaves for Lorain to join National Tube Works. Leavitt McAdams and family head to Dayton. A shower honors Mrs Rowe Harris. Miss Lizzie Clark hosts guest W P Ellison. Remains of Thomas M Hartman brought for interment. school events include a class play May 11 12 and commencement May 44 at M E church.

Emersonian Philosophy and Shifting Power

A concise reflection argues that when private men act with original views the universe of influence shifts from kings to gentlemen. It posits a progressive move toward individual discernment guiding leadership and public life.

Chicle Industry Fueled by Sapodilla Yields Big Exports

South American industry centers on chicle from the sapodilla tree used to make chewing gum. The tree grows in Mexico and Central America and sap collection mirrors maple sugar harvesting. In 1910 Mexico exported chicle worth $170,000, illustrating the industry’s scale.

Mexico Central America

Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed by Parent

A Alabama reader from Blan on Springs reports success using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a baby's whooping cough. The note states the remedy quickly healed the child and notes availability everywhere.

W. McClinton Blan On Springs Ala Chamberlain

Auto insurance rates and dealer offers in Batavia

An advertisement from Hugh J. King, agent in Batavia Ohio, promotes auto coverage with a 1.25 per 100 rate, theft and collision special, 15 percent off for fire extinguisher, best rate for dealers and demonstrating cars, and contact details for Courier Building office.

Hugh J. King

New Life Pills Promise Clear Complexion And Bowel Health

Advertises Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a spring medicine that cleanses the system purifies the blood and stimulates the liver while keeping bowels active. Cites a testimonial from G. H. Morrison and urges readers to consult their druggist.

A Simple Wire Trick For Even Picture Hangs

To hang pictures firmly use a single turn of the wire around the hook. Start with the picture facing the wall then rotate it so the wire grips. This prevents slipping and keeps the frame level without complex adjustments.

Fragmentary Local Notice Reveals Partial Details

Fragmented OCR text shows scattered phrases about a purchase or sale near a location with unclear dates and parties. Key names and specifics are missing, making precise identification impossible from the readable segments.

Auction notice for Percheron and Jack at Davidson farm

Two draft animals listed with prices seeable in an old farm sale notice. Percheron Jr a dark dapple gray 1500 pounds and Cracker Jack a large boned jack are offered at ten dollars each. Inspection invited at the Davidson farm one mile south of Hamlet and Amelia on the New Richmond pike May 314.

Monroe Township Krywe McNair Cholsvill Ik Ontopike Tnterurbayincoln Inn Court el Rooms Bonham Main Street Dinney Ees Percheron Jr Hamlet Amelia Richmond F. J. Davidson

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