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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1918
Page
5
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for bilious attacks. It claims the product tones the liver, clears the stomach, relieves constipation and fermentation, and ends nausea, vomiting, and headaches, returning the user to full health.
Chamberlain tablets Mr. Fred Collier and family spent weekend with N Collier. Numerous locals hosted guests from Lynchburg Findlay and beyond. Festivities include Miss Rachel Crowshaw party, the Patten funeral in Williamsburg, and multiple Sunday gatherings at homes in Locust Corner and nearby towns.
Monroesville area reports deaths from influenza and pneumonia, visitors from Mt Holly and Cincinnati, soldiers in camp near Ft. Oglethorpe, family moves, birthday joys, and a busy round of social calls across Clover and adjacent towns with influenza illnesses affecting several residents.
Mrs. Alice Little died of influenza at her home Thursday night. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon with burial in Bethel cemetery. The column lists numerous relatives and neighbors visiting, travel from Cincinnati, Hyde Park, Williamsburg and other towns, and notices of weddings and moves, reflecting a close community network around Hamersville and Williamsboro.
The article condemns Germany’s peace overtures as a double game and urges Americans to press forward with Liberty Loans. It frames the burden of world peace as America's duty, insisting on no delay and continued financing despite long war weariness.
Help wanted at the Carroll Jamieson Chinese shop in Batavia to learn the machinist trade. Inquire of Mr Beoker.
Williamsburg social notes report visits and entertaining guests from Sardinia and Amelia. A birth is recorded Edward Allen Zimmerman born October 31. Funeral for J. W. Patten noted with burial in local cemetery. Colleague trips and church services mentioned. Milford Ohio officials announce traction company will pay share for Main Street improvements resolving prior suit.
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