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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
5
Advertises Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a tonic that purifies blood and strengthens nerves while claiming it is the only sarsaparilla entirely free from alcohol. urges readers to consult a doctor for approval. Also promotes Ayer's Pills as a cure for dullness and constipation with doctor consultation.
Disjointed notes reference Cincinnati residents and visitors with names and kinship mentions. An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy plus Hall's Family Pills, claiming blood and mucous surface benefits and urging testimonials.
Agnes andith Taylor attended the Moscow commencement last week. Numerous guests and relatives gathered at various local homes including Mr and Mrs Al Davis of North Dakota and Miss Mes 8 B.C Swem from Dayton. Families hosted visitors, shared meals, and enjoyed a community banquet at the Mechanics hall.
A garbled Monterey fragment mentions signs, work, children, and a few obscured names. It references a poster, coat, living, and health terms but fails to present a clear, coherent event or outcome.
The report lists various local families visiting relatives over the weekend including Ed and Mrs Uhl with their son, Truman Jordan and wife with Chareston, and other households. It notes repeated visits and short trips, with mentions of church life and a planned regular pastor visit schedule. A horse incident caused an injury requiring the animal's death.
An ad touts D. D. D. Prescription as a mild liquid eczema cure with claims of instant itch relief and better sleep. A 25 cent trial bottle is offered and the endorsing note comes from J. C. Scott of Bethel Ohio. The rest of the text lists local names and notes social visits and gatherings around Bethel and nearby towns.
Amelia renda unday and family host recital in town hall on Saturday evening with 15 cent admission 2 years and under 10 cents. Hannah ateham visits son George at Mt Carmel. Wiltsee Station farm sold to Mr Burkhart of Kentucky. Enoch Myrick and family in Cincinnati. Jacob Slade ships strawberries to Batavia. Lit Helping Circle meets at Schaffer’s Thursday afternoon.
The article promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney disorders, claiming many recommendations and listing a Batavia Ohio case. It cites Foster-Milburn Co. as U.S. agents and urges readers to buy at 50 cents. Local notices mention students, teachers, funeral attendance, school closings, and community events with various names and places.
In a letter a veteran, Isaac Cook, describes long kidney pain relief after using Foley's Kidney Pills. He says the medicine cured his aches and urges others to try it. The note also mentions social visits and local townspeople with varied anecdotes and health remarks.
Local brief lists visitors and social movements around Williamsburg. Foster and wife returned from a visit with daughters Isabelle and Lillian Sener of Norwood. An alumni banquet is planned for May 25. Various residents, including the O’Dell and Moyer families, are noted in social roundups as guests and travelers.
A fragmentary society note from Mt Holly mentions a Mrs. Ryick wife of a Cincinnati man visiting in Ban ory and entertaining a Cincinnati guest. The text is garbled but indicates social visits and hospitality involving local residents and visitors from Cincinnati.
Community notes list Misses Rooshinart Eva Edna and Lola Joslin from New Richmond and others visiting Baystone households. The piece records relatives from Cincinnati Columbia Amelia and Walnut Hills, and mentions local hosts including Mrs. J. W Enkins, Miss Louise off and Miss Marguerite Porter among numerous short social visits.
An advertisement from Williamsburg Ohio promotes hair dressing and shampooing services. It lists hair materials such as ZeeEne Hair Tonic and items like electrical switches and fittings, with mail orders promised and prompt service.
Fragmentary notes show Miss Abbie Ot Beer hosting eight persons at an event in camp. Frank Jenike visits relatives of wood, Laulee Bricker has gone away, and other small items appear in the damaged text.
Percheron stallion Mareull 849 described as heavy mane and docked tail, 100 hands high, 2000 pounds. Foaled May 1908, bred by M Vallee Orne rance, imported by Hartman Stock Sin Columbus April 12 1908. Sire Chevalier by Diogene 22663, dam Brebis 20896 etc. Mareuil 51368 is jet black and will stand at stud near Crosstown Marathon area in 1910 season.
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