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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1915

Page

5

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Loveland Residents

Local readers including Mrs. Noah Holdcraft of Riverside and Love land Streets Loveland Ohio praise Doan's Kidney Pills. The letters claim lasting satisfaction and strong testimony, urging others with back or kidney pain to seek Dean's Kidney Pills. Distributed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with 50 local stores.

Annals of Medicine Batavia Noah Holdcraft Riverside Loveland Sts Loveland Ohio Dean Doan

Community notes from Laurel M E church and area residents

Decoration services will be held at Laurel M E church on Saturday afternoon March 29. Rev Farr of Walnut Hill M E church will give the address. Numerous local families and guests visited or were mentioned, including Nott, Jackson, Grover, Meeker, Snider, Gardner, Barkley, Pierson, Heinbolt, and McNair. A Presbyterian Sunday school observance of Children’s Day is planned for June. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is claimed with endorsements and a Toledo address for purchase.

Laurel M. E Farr Walnut Hill M. E Philip Nott Salt Air John Jackson John Grover Bethel Frank Meeker Presbyterian Sunday School Louis Snider Miss Fannie Cincinnati John Gardner Felicity Chas Hyde Park Robert McNair Hamilton G. W. McNair L. L. Johnson Ohio Farmers Insurance Batavia Tilden Gaddis Vincent C. E. Smith Lieber Eppert Madisonville Bowman Woodruff Fred Kearns Barton Kearns J. F. Edwards Roy Hutson Philathea Club H. Cord Norwood Fred Temple Delia Burke Clifton Stella Johnson Wyoming Frank Porter G. A. R. and W. A. CO Amelia Woman's Club Clermont Civic Club Mary G. Slye Eva Keen Sadie Gaskins Eppley Imo Lena Hutson Anna Mott Woman’s Club Percy Oak le Ter Ccett Ree Rreka Bek Suites Vebben

Local Social Roundup From Monterey Area

Monterey society notes list visits and greetings among residents including Olinger family of Dayton Hancock family sick at Newtonaville and visits by Pattison Lovell and Snell, J W Parker and others with Daugherty family and neighbors around Martinsville Batavia Hillsboro Madisonville and Greenberry towns, with churches noted.

Thomas Olinger Dayton Hbon Hancock Lelia McMahan Lucinda Daugherty Osa Snell Zed South Newtonaville Rufus Pattison Owensville A.C. Lovell J. W. Parker City J.J. Turner L. W. South Evanston J. W. Snell H. Cover Martinsville Ind Batavia Daugherty Thos, Daugherty Bert Brunk Grace Foster Madisonville BK. McMahan George Johnson Hillsboro Chas. Daugherty Della Maham Sarah McMahan Ed. Boose Columbia Avenue Church The Christian Church Merrick Joe Zoah Glané¢y Greenberry F. A. Thirey

Seventy-Year-Old Couple Endorses Foley Kidney Pills

Mr and Mrs T B Carpenter of Harrisburg Pennsylvania report long kidney trouble cured by Foley Kidney Pills. They claim despite being in their seventies they feel as vigorous as thirty years ago. The pills are said to stop bladder weakness backache rheumatism and aching joints as sold by The Nash Pharmacy.

T. B. Carpenter Harrisburg Foley Nash Pharmacy

Delays and Visits Mark Crosstown Notes

Mr Garrison is seriously ill. Mrs Fitzwater of Branch Hill visits her daughters Mrs Shilling and Mrs D Garrison. Mrs Mahala Balser visited Mrs O P Caldwell. Rev H B Phillips and family visited W W Ireton family. James Runyan entertained kin at dinner. George and wife dined with Q W Ireton. Adnah Harlow's school closed. Brewers moved from Harlow place to Mrs Landen's above town. Mrs Robert Blair is in poor health.

Garrison Fitzwater Branch Hill Shilling D. Garrison Mahala Balser O. P. Caldwell H. B. Phillips Ww. R.ireton W. H. Ireton James Runyan Lynch Rev George QW. Ireton Adnah Harlow Brewer Harlow Place Landen Robert Blair

Social news from Monterey and surrounding towns

Miss Helen Maxwell of Monterey visits relatives in Owensville and Perintown. Nearby families host gatherings, entertainments, and Sunday visits across Craver, Patchell, and Hartmetz households. Medical notes warn colds spread. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is advertised by The Nash Pharmacy.

Foley Nash Pharmacy Foley & Co Chicago Lil

Social Roundup Highlights Hillsboro Visits and Local News

Mrs. Carrie Leeds guests in Hillsboro mingle with friends. Dr J L Fomorin unveils a new Ford machine. Shining Stars supper proves a success. Misses Mabel and Pearl White visit Miss Blanch Smith in Monterey. Rev and Mrs Wright enjoyed week with J B Christy Kate Hunter and Sarah Conover. Mrs James Caldwell ill. Ed Jester back to health and out. Ella Joseph and Carrie Leeds attend Monterey service. Maggie Orebaugh visits Dayton Day father Day. Christy and Blanche Smith shopping in city. A G Predmore updates home with paint.

Carrie Leeds Hillsboro J. L. Fomorin The Shining Stars Mabel Pearl White Monterey Blanch Smith Wright J. B. Christy Kate Hunter Sarah Conover M. Johnson Clara Smith James Caldwell Ed Jester Ella Joseph Maggie Orebaugh Mr. Day Dayton

Sloan's Liniment Offers Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief

Describes rheumatism as pain in joints and muscles with forms like acute chronic rheumatism rheumatic headaches sciatic rheumatism and lumbago. Promotes Sloan's Liniment as penetrating fast relief applied two or three times daily and claims the product is all medicine for emergencies.

Local notices and ads including remedies and community events

A mixed page item recalls a mail order offer for Foley remedies and a hospital ad for a trial package. Community notes mention Edward Gardner in Cincinnati and a surprise party for Mrs Belle Follow, plus upcoming meetings, baptisms, and visits from guests. A testimonial from Mrs Linda Harrod praises Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach relief.

Ladies' Aid Ice Cream Supper on Greenberry School Lawn

The Ladies' Aid will host an ice cream supper on the Greenberry school lawn Saturday evening May 22. Everyone is invited. Several locals attended the Williamsburg commencement play Friday evening.

Ladies’ Aid Greenberry School Williamsburg Anna Hutchinson Ida Johnson New Richmond Marion Hutchinson Herbert Rowan Harold L. Hulick West Point Olive Turner Eilene Keltz City Lee Wallace Will Hunter Kate Hunter Gus Schilling Lebanon Fred Schilling Mae Brown Madisonville Emma Fitzwater Branch Hill Louise Schilling Frank Wise Oliver Harlow Clark Sargent Moscow Henry Hobson

Optimist faith in Dr. King’s New Discovery for colds

An advertisement urges readers to trust Dr. King’s New Discovery for an irritating cold. It claims the medicine relieves symptoms by penetrating throat linings, killing germs, and letting nature heal. Consumers are urged to buy a bottle and stay hopeful.

Dr. King

Death takes Mt Holly resident John Topie

Death has entered our community and taken away a respected citizen and friend, John Topie. He leaves a wife, two sons and three daughters. Funeral service was held at the home Saturday at 10 a.m., conducted by a Lutheran minister from the city church. Burial followed in Mt. Moriah cemetery. Christian Chapel Sunday-school will

John Topie Mt. Moriah Christian Chapel

Slowed Up at Middle Age Kidney Ailments Told

The piece notes middle aged men feel twinges of rheumatism and bladder troubles. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills as safe, prompt relief available at The Nash Pharmacy.

Nash Pharmacy

Relatives visit and obituary notice from Rural and Portsmouth

Mrs Ida Reed Mrs Fanny Reed and daughter Helen visit relatives in Portsmouth this week. Mrs Harry Miller and Lucile return from Sciotoville to stay with Purchiser family then join husband employed in Connersville Ind. Elizabeth Shinkle former local resident dies at Rural home May 7 aged 41 years 6 months 8 days. Funeral list and local visitors follow.

Ida Reed Fanny Reed Helen Portsmouth Harry Miller Lucile Sciotoville Chas. Purchiser Connersville Ind Chas. Case Utopia Elizabeth Shinkle Y Joseph L. Broadwell Rural C. E. Reed Joseph Reed Horace Reed Shinkle Martha Medgesker Jesse Franklin Robert Sargent St. Louis W. CO. Sargent Dick Reed Felicity John Barkley Dale Shinkle

Back Pain Relief Advice and Domestic Remark

The notice explains lameness stems from rheumatism of back muscles and urges relief with Chamberlain's Liniment applied two or three times daily. It adds a humorous aside about a husband whose wife favors politics over best sellers and hero roles.

Chamberlain

Williams burg social notes feature graduates and gatherings

Misses Thelma Hill Thelma Foster Pauline Walker Edith Waite Julia Elston Gladys McKeever and Frances McNutt were guests at Miss Alice Maham's. A baccalaureate sermon is set for May 25 at the Presbyterian church. Several community members host visitors and attend plays, church events, and a county convention.

Thelma Louise Hill Dorothy Foster Pauline Walker Edith Waite Julia Elston Gladys McKeever Frances McNutt Alice Maham Wm. Barrackman Hyde Park Presbyterian Church George U. B G. B. Beacham Cincinnati A. W. Reed George McMinnis Walnut Hills Kate McMinnis Loveland K. of P. Hall W. OC. F. Lippert College Corner R. E. Lakemire Gertrude Matthis Anna McWethy Germantown Ind Amanda Johnson Arthur Ruffner Margaret Mabel Foster Covington John Foster W. R F. L. Walker Chillicothe Chillicothe. Miss Starr Frazier Milford Lucy Rutledge Elizabeth Higgins Mary Franklin Beard Lisa Holtshaw Catherine Gregory College of Music Leona Heizer Ed Bishop Jesse Gregor Bethel L. Allen Clifford F. Warden Monterey Precidio California Vancouver Barracks Washington H. B. McNutt W. H. Miller William Detroit Michigan Lida Fuhr Gladys Payne City Mary &. Curry H. B. Phillips Lexington Cowan Tenn Patton Sentman Phillips T. Wilson Maryville S. W. Fuhr W. H. Ireton N. T. Dailey Presbyterian M.F. McNutt Victor Chatterton W. M. Patton O. H. McNutt M. E New Richmond Jessie Lemon Newtown R. O. Franz M. B. Grigge Yellow Hills Main Street Tipperary Old Bethel Mary Charlotte Allen F. W. Walker

To Keep Butter Without Ice

When no ice is available and butter must be preserved, submerge a bran heavy object to hold a potato at the surface.

Beware of Discontent Discontent in the Father of Temptation

Poetic fragment notes discontent as a warning about temptation, referencing Amiel as a motif or authorial anchor. The read reads like a cautionary line about inner struggle and moral risk. The text presents a compact meditation rather than a narrative.

Amiel

Best Thing for a Bilious Attack

H O Bailey editor of Carolina News Chapin writes that confinement in the printing office led to years of indigestion and liver trouble. After a severe attack he took three Chamberlains Tablets and felt much improved the next day, a claim supported as obtainable everywhere.

Chamberlain H. O. Bailey Carolina News Chapin

Dean's Ointment Promoted For Itching Relief

A colonial advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as suitable for itching skin conditions like hives and salt rheum. It claims the ointment relieves irritation and that it is sold by druggists in boxes.

Dean

Also Mentioned on This Page

Don Nicholsville Hall F. J, Cheney & C9o Toledo Crosstown W. Gernon Gernon Frank Judd Judd Olive Branch Ross Drake Ann Elizabeth Ed Patchell G. Carrier F. Schafroth Ela Harry Patchell A.J. Patchell Uhas Hartmetz Wm. Craver Craver Ella Schafroth Harry McAfee Rachel Moneyhon George Woods Near Josephine McAfee C. Courtott Mary Wissel Roberta Patchell Edward Gardner Christian Endeavor Society Belle Ladies Helping Circle John Flora Amelia Jacob Denham Lindale Arch Herget H. D. Henning Christian Endeavor Clara Perry Linda Harrod Fort Wayne MT. Holly Fletcher Eer Wire C.otk I Paty A of J. C. Fuhr J.C. Furr O. Ones Badger Boy Black Badger McCarty Wiggonsville Altéeow Nash Suaneng Bieunets Care Co Newark
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