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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1889
Page
4
The column covers post office policy shifts, state conventions in Ohio and Dakota, appointments in federal offices, and President Harrison's stance on removals. It notes Virginia Episcopalians excluding colored members, critiques Christian Science cures, profiles Allen Thorndike Rice’s death, Alabama racial crime, W D Howells, Bishop mind readers, and a sensational posthumous controversy.
The notice proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucus surfaces to destroy the disease at its foundation and build up the patient’s constitution. Proponents state a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials from buyers.
Dr J A Robinson popular dentist sets headquarters at Milford and Boston on alternate weeks this month he will be at one location and then move to the other refining care with regular visits and patient access across towns.
A church programme will be rendered by the choir with recent visitors E F Kelch and family, Miss Martha Johnson and George Cook attending. The article notes the long awaited rain falling, bringing happiness to farmers and a sense of relief across the community.
R G Howard wraps up a successful term with Speropsias exercises. Mrs Cary Hartman and Lina of Marathon visit J R Shaw, while Frank Latham from nu Ky visits relatives. Pearl Howard from Cincinnati also visits. Attendance from a distance at Pendleton school closing exhibition. Mrs Hassie Stuckey and Allen of Millersport Virginia join local visitors along with Fanny Currier and daughters from Wilfield Kansas.
Tobasco welcomes J W Liming to teach room one for the next school year. Visitors include Mr and Mrs James Hoey of Milford Miss Julia Sullivan Covington and William J Geer a prominent young lawyer of Salton. Several residents plan moves and visits, with deaths, sales, and church activities noted in a bustling community update.
Charles Karns and Miss Sue McColm wed quietly on Wednesday and left for Denver for the summer. Several locals and visitors frequent the Goshen scene with guests from St Louis to Ft Wayne. A juvenile drum corps received an ice cream supper and rapid progress under Prostinet guidance. T. V Day returned from a Texas trip.
A beach scene ends with a tall stranger dividing a pearly prize and urging sharing. The tale promotes Ivory Soap as genuine and superior, warning that counterfeit whites lack its special qualities. Copyright 1886 by Procter & Gamble.
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