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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1909
Page
5
The text discusses the doctor’s first question about bowels and sluggish liver. It links constipation to headaches bilious attacks indigestion impure blood and debility and promotes Ayer’s Pills from the JC Ayer Co. of Lowell Massachusetts. It urges consulting a physician and asks approval of the pills.
An old advertisement and local notes discuss Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a remedy for deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. The piece mixes medical claims, horse sales, and social visits from Cincinnati to Blanchester, ending with Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung issues, touting its health benefits and trials.
Castoria ad weighs in as a local item. Dr Elbridge Snell and family visited Mrs Sallie Boulware. Union Thanksgiving services set for Presbyterian church with Rev Milne. Geo Innis and wife visiting from the city. Harland Knight staying with sister Mrs J Dennis. Vesta Club hosted a pleasant meeting at Mrs Hanover's home. Mabel Long visited Bond Hill relatives. Robert Beart joined them home. Guy Boulware and Olive Ducknall wed Tuesday evening Nov 16. Simeon Atebiey, brother of Mrs Lyman Maham, injured while hunting when a gun discharged during a crossing mishap near W Walker residence.
Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Maine says Dyspepal was her twenty year foe causing indigestion sleeplessness and poor appetite. After doctors gave up she used Electric Bitters and recovered fully at age 70. The tonic is sold for 500 at druggists for indigestion loss of appetite kidney trouble back and female complaints.
Elizabeth Johnston attended the Rowe Probascos wedding at Clifton on Wednesday. Miss Probasco is a cousin. F W Wise and wife and daughter of Williamsburg were guests of local relatives over Sunday. Mrs Alfred Leguardari visiting Penns relatives at Batavia. Mrs E Gentry and Mrs W M Feol were guests of Cincinnati relatives last week. Miss George Manning visiting Amelia friends. Rev Henry BR Coleman of Seattle is guest of W C Staats and family and spoke to Eastern Star and Masonic order members in theasonic hall last Saturday.
An advertisement claims there is no case on record where Foley's Honey and Tar failed to stop a cough or break up a cold quickly. It warns to refuse non genuine products and directs readers to Buon Pharmacy to obtain the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package.
The record notes various social visits and church duties. Miss Mary Kayser visited Pt. Pleasant relatives, Mrs. R L Johnston of Walnut Hills visited Pattisons, and Barney Wolf of Union City did business. Rev Ralph Jones closed services at Neville and Mrs Nell Gregg of Evanston spent Thanksgiving with family.
Local store advertises Oil of Wintergreen compound by Chicago Laboratories of the D D D Company claiming instant relief for eczema and skin diseases. A 25 cent trial bottle is offered, with ten years of success and a promise of early cure if used as directed. J C Scott Bethel Ohio endorses the offer.
Horton Frazier of Warsaw visits old friends after 26 years. Ida Montgomery of Batavia visits sisters in town. Chas Henning and wife return from Texas. Tom Purkiser and wife visit Court Simington and wife in Columbus. Mrs. Walter Riley hosts Rose Day and Ethel Beck. Dolen and Downey sisters visit Samuel Dolen. Gove family with Roy Dee and wife from Baywood. Mrs. L. Camera returns from Christ hospital. Mra. 8A Laughlin back home after two months away. Herbert Earheart visiting A. H. Hill’s. Grace Miller and companion guest of Camile South. Mrs. R. C. Rose visits Winnie Biles in Norwood. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Chas Thompson in Hamersville. Nellie Paeltz of Russelville visiting cousin Minnieaeitz. Frank Bartlow family spend week with parents at Feilty and Higginsport. Gatch Fisher and wife from Hyde Park visiting parents. Carrie McDonald and son Tom return home from Wednesday trip. Master Jack Thompson visits Norwood home. Miss Blanche Willis gives recitals in Indiana this week. Policemen Clark and Fagin of the city visit Mrs. Kate Clark. Bobie shooting incident noted with Norma Gene Bluestine visiting Georgetown.
Salisbury preacher Rev Joseph H Fesperman writes of years with kidney trouble then a severe pain that left him bedridden eight days. He describes thick white sediment in urine and frequent urination before starting Foley's Kidney Cure which eased the pain and restored normal urine. He cheerfully recommends Foley's Kidney Remedy. Buon's Pharmacy.
A scalded boy’s cries horrified his grandmother Maria Taylor of Nebo Kentucky as Buokien’s Arnica Salve was said to entirely cure him. The product touted infallible burn, scald, corn, bruise, fever boil and skin eruption relief. Available now at all drug stores with speedy results.
Mrs Rebecca Kempton returned from a pleasant visit with relatives in Illinois Bert Kincaid and family spent Sunday with Charles Kincaid Mrs C M Jennings came back from West Virginia visit Edward Vickrey and wife of Batavia visited her parents Orlando Keloh and wife William Lakemire and wife and baby of Batavia spent Sunday with Charles King and family Albert Leeds and wife visited Norwood friends Will Flora and two children of Hamlet spent Monday with Jacob Brunk and family Miss Hagel Alrey prepares for a Christmas event at her Union township school Henry Warren of Hamersville visited his father and rejoicing over twin boys born Thursday morning one weighing seven pounds the other seven pounds Wilbur Churlips has taken up residence.
Tolesta certifies all druggists will refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It claims to cure the cough, heal the lungs, and prevent pneumonia or consumption. The genuine product comes in a yellow package available at Bann's Pharmacy with Rofaso substitutes.
Mrs Nellie Hawkins of Cherry Grove Mrs Joan Herget and son Willie visited Westwood friends. Mrs Rebecca Kempton and sister med Ela Chapman visited Mrs John Thompson at Bethel who is recovering from a fall with broken ribs. Mrs Jacob Kinneman visited daughter Mrs Earl Woodruff in the city. C M Edwards attended the Georgetown telephone meeting. Funeral Sunday for Mrs Caroline Doonelly burned to death at Amelia sister of Mrs George Dawson. Eldon Stickle and daughter visited Evanston. husband joined from Cleveland. Gus Lanham and granddaughter visited William Houser family. Fred Myrick and wife spent Sunday with his parents. Charles Pestrup entertained his city mother last week. B L Ketchum has an organ in his school. John Topie’s new house is completed and the finest in the village. Rev L A Stratton preached two sermons at Christian chapel with missions focus.
A Batavia resident Mrs Mary Henderson of Water Street Ohio testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble after four boxes and left her free from backache and strong again. The ad notes dealer availability a fifty cent price and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents urging readers to remember the name Doan's.
Social visits are noted across Portsmouth and Mt. Washington with relatives and friends hosting Nellie Coleman Jeasie Coulter and Miss Nellie Howe. A fatal lamp fire injures Carrie Donly, who dies after services in Laurel and sympathy pours from the community.
Describes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for headaches and nervous headaches in young girls and older women. Claims to improve blood purity and nerve strength, boosting health. Advises trying the product and purchasing at drug stores for 2 cents.
An antique ad layout notes Foley's Kidney Remedy claims to cure kidney and bladder trouble and avert Brigats disease or diabetes. It mentions Bunn's Pharmacy as a source, with a confident line about defending thermometer accuracy.
From the First National Bank of Batavia Ohio a bank statement dated November 16 1909 shows resources including loans and discounts overdrafts and cash items while liabilities list capital stock and taxes plus a cashier's balance. The balance is certified by the cashier and attested by the bank officers as a true and correct statement of affairs.
Three people died in Marseille after being stung by poisonous files. Several streets report insect infestations linked to a cargo of South American wool imported into the city.
The State Board of Pharmacy warns all druggists that no Supreme Court ruling allows refilling liquor prescriptions without a new prescription. Those who fill orders without fresh prescriptions will be prosecuted. The bogus letters origin is unclear, believed from a Cleveland liquor firm.
Simeon Atchley brother of Mrs. Lyman Maham of Williamsburg was seriously hurt Monday afternoon when Edward Turner’s gun discharged as they crossed a plank over East Fork near F. W. Walker’s home. The gun struck a stone, and the load struck Mr. Atchley’s body. The note mentions Trees Brought Rain and historic rainfall during French occupation.
In a western town men waded waist deep through floodwater to reach a saloon that had been cut off by a cloudburst. They sought books on philosophy offered at a discount at the counter, a scene reflecting quirky thrift amid hardship.
Notice lists examination dates for teachers under the Patterson Law and higher branches. Examinations occur on the first Saturday each month starting September, with special April and May sessions. Officers Bagby Kirgan and Davis sign the notice with a 12-dollar amount.
The Fifth Judicial District sets 1910 term dates for Brown Clermont Fayette Franklin Highland Madison Pickaway and Ross counties. Major dates include January April and October entries with variations per county. Officials listed include Frank Rathmell Charles Rogers and Frank Gottlieb.
I J B Turner treasurer of Clermont County Ohio gives notice of the mille levy on each dollar of property listed for taxation for the tax year 1909. The notice outlines the specific rate per mille to be applied across the county as required by law.
J B Turner treasurer of Clermont County Ohio issues notice from Batavia on October 20 1909 listing financial or official actions regarding county accounts and duties held by Turner.
Henry, guided through Pompeii ruins, questions the town repairs and the value of gas and water pipes when few residents remain, reflecting local skepticism about rebuilding efforts.
A Chicago Record Herald item describes an Edgewater woman who grows suspicious after her husband allegedly hooks her waist in the dark, reinforcing fears he cannot be faithful. The report focuses on the woman's conviction and the unusual accusation.
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