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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1916
Page
5
Promotional ad asserts Dr Kings New Life Pills cleanse impurities from the system. It claims accumulated waste poisons the blood and causes dizziness biliousness and pimples. A nightly dose guarantees a free full bowel movement by morning. Available at your druggist for 25 cents.
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar-Honey claims soothing elements from pine forest soothe irritated membranes, loosen phlegm, and ease breathing. It promises relief from stuffed-up feel, tight chest, and sore throat with a dose for winter coughing, available at your druggist for 2 cents.
The Ladies Aid of the M E church gave a surprise on Mrs Kate Grissel at Summerside on Wednesday. H Phillips and family visited his mother Elizabeth Phillips on Sunday. Miss Mabel Behymer and Mrs Alice Larkins of Cincinnati visited Mrs Mary Bell and family this week. Mrs Jennie Davis and daughter Elsie of Cincinnati spent Saturday and Sunday with William Martin. Charley Perin spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents A Perin and wife. J W Bond Mrs M Hanlon and Mr and Mrs Frank Brown spent Sunday afternoon with O W Bond in city. Miss Bell Davis of Cincinnati spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Mary Cross. Mr and Mrs Dutton and daughter of Oakley visited O H Rose and family Saturday and Sunday. Miss Mabel Barrow spent Saturday and Sunday in Cincinnati.
A Nash Pharmacy prompt offers a mail order trial package from Foley includes Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets in exchange for five cents and name and address at Foley Co Chicago Illinois.
Mrs. Bessie Lindsey and Effie Lindsey visited Mrs. Wilbur Hancock at Amelia. W. C. Coombs and wife were in Cincinnati. Walter Custer and wife from Franklin visited Theo Brumagem. Minnie Dugan of Carthage schools spent weekend with her mother. Nan Lindsey of Cincinnati and Alice Rhinehardt of New Richmond called on Mrs. Eilen Butler. Mrs. Oscar Schath was in Cincinnati. Mrs. Don Evanshine and daughters Wilma and Bernice from Mt. Pisgah called on Mrs. D tle Brumagem. Albert Wheeler was in the city. Kate Smith of Mt. Holly visited Mrs. Russell Valentine. Wheeler and son closed their cannery for the year. Mrs. Hannah Robinson died at Otis’s home on Saturday October 28, aged 60.
Local society items list visits and relatives across Cleveland Madisonville Norwood Ten Mile Withamsville Tusculum Walnut Hills Asbury and nearby communities. Names include Edward Grierss Edward Marion Hown Ayer Lydia Bradbury and other residents visiting kin and friends over the past week.
A column promotes Dr. King's New Discovery for cold symptoms such as stuffed head clogged nose tight chest and sore throat. It claims the antiseptic balsams soothe irritated membranes loosen phlegm clear the head and ease the cold.
Rev. Shambaugh conducted Olive Opriatle’s funeral at Bloom Rose church last Wednesday. Friends from Lebanon Newtonsville and Owensville attended. Edward Christie hosted them homeward. Local gatherings included Aid Society luncheon by Mrs. Clara Predmore. Grand Chapter of Ohio O B S session at Springfield. multiple visits among residents in Wilmington Norwood Lynchburg Hillsboro and Summerside.
Mrs. R. T. Moreton of 4018 Eastern Ave Cincinnati says two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills cured her sciatic rheumatism backache and kidney symptoms. She reaffirmed in 1916 that she still uses them occasionally as a tonic and keeps her kidneys in good condition. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Mrs Laura Rice Bennett and other visitors from Loveland and Columbus joined locals for several days of hosting. gatherings include oyster supper by Baptist church ladies and minstrels at Union Chapel drawing a large crowd with 350 proceeds. Local residents report minor accidents and health remedies for croup with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cited as effective.
Dr B Bradley left Saturday for Akron for several weeks. Ed Tracy and wife Norwood Frank Heizer and family Deer Park Bruce Judd and family Forestville spent weekend with J N Judd and wife. Embroidery club hosted by Mrs Belle Bennett Friday. Union Sewing circle meets at Mrs JF Moyer’s. Charles Fitzpatrick and wife visited Clayton Nichols in Batavia. Mr and Mrs George Bartels Erie and Mr and Mrs Edwards M. Edwards visited B F Moyer. Willtouser honored for Michigan? 10th wedding anniversary. next Friday Friendly and Posters entertain at Mrs Fitzpatrick’s home.
If you are troubled with sour stomach you should eat slowly and masticate your food. Take one of a variety immediately after meals. The advice appears in a health column urging careful eating and thorough chewing to ease digestion.
Miss Mina White returns to New Rochelle after visiting her brother J H White and family. Mrs Gertrude Henning of Bethel visits, and Clifton guests spend the weekend with Mrs M B Griggs. U B church to serve chicken dinner on election day November 7 at Mrs Earhart's corner. A F Creager and Cleveland guests with G Foster family. George Whitaker family moving to Newtown. F W Walker returns from a western trip visiting Denver and Neb Waunita and Indiana friends. Birthday gathering for Maggie Hauck with 71 relatives from Georgetown Loveland Batavia New Richmond and Cincinnati.
When a cold lingers or a new one follows quickly, health risks rise. The text warns repeated colds weaken the system and raise chances of chronic catarrh, pneumonia, or consumption. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended, trusted by thousands, costs a quarter, and is widely available.
Rev Sage conducted services at the Presbyterian church and Mr Cowan was called to preach Towners funeral at New Richmond. Mrs Jennie Reed of Ray Col visits with sister Mrs C J Paeltz. Wm Meeker family spent time with the Misses Clark at Sugarree. Orchestra played at New Richmond church. J L Roudebush visited his sick mother in Owensville. Chas Gillespie and party called at E A McMurchy's.
Mrs Anna Byrd of Tuscumbia Alabama reports relief from back pain after using Foley Kidney Pills. She attributes reduced soreness to the remedy and notes improvements in rheumatic pains swollen ankles and sleep disturbance linked to kidney and bladder trouble. Nash pharmacy appears in the notice.
Mrs. Ray Vance visits her parents the Walkers for the week. Miss Ruth Fletcher hosts a Sunday gathering with Helen Morehead Edward Brown Carl Ely Ray Vance and wife. Miss Cyrena Johnson held a Saturday party for friends. Clara and Helen Ely visited Grace Hune of Latonia Kentucky over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John Courtney hosted their daughter and two children Saturday. Mrs. Laura Bennett visits Elmer Ely and wife.
Mrs. Sam Small of Clayton New Mexico writes that her grandson, three months old, suffered whooping cough and was saved by Foley’s Honey and Tar. She notes he is now healthy and stout. Nash Pharmacy promotes Foley's remedy as a home care option.
William Fisher, Milford grocer, was held up and beaten near the traction barn by Fred Smith of Cincinnati. Smith fled when approached, but was later captured, identified, and fined 50 dollars and 80 days in the work house for the attack. Smith had been in Milford repairing gasoline stoves.
Local notices describe harsh weather bringing coughs and colds. Foley’s oney and Tar remedy advertised for quick relief. Pharmacy ad touts natural relief and soothing passages, promising sleep and comfort amid sleet and slush.
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