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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1920
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Chamberlains Tablets to treat biliousness by toning the liver and cleansing the stomach. It claims relief from constipation nausea vomiting and headaches, asserting the product makes one well again.
Revival meetings closed last night at the Bantam M. E. church. Reports of parish visits and Sunday gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Newton, Miss Hettie Vance, Miss Jordan Smith, and several Callahan family members visiting relatives. Local business mentions include L. Go kason, Ohio Farmers Insurance agent in Bata via, and travel notices show Xenia, Ohio stays. Catarrh remedy advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with testimonials.
Fragmentary text lists people visiting relatives including Abernath and Mrs Bt at Pleasant Ridge with names like Ollie Setter Frances Lehrer Youngman Meyers Anna Eyers Grant Bower Lester Mull Ian Leever Anna Bitch and others attending a Zoune Peoples Convention etc.
Constipation advice notes meat laxatives provide only temporary relief. For lasting results, use Chamberlains Tablets following package directions. The tablets help move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion.
Residents share weekend visits to Cincinnati Linwood and Wilbur areas while Mrs J W Phillips reports Chamberlain s Cough Remedy easing her children s coughs and colds. The product is praised for easing coughs loosening mucus and speeding recovery.
Fragmentary notes describe s. Elia Bi Helen and others visiting Batavia Satu of Mire War ck at a recent dinner. Mentions of J. Dewaon ST iahaneh home, Offutt and family planning a winter move, and a Baptist church hosting Christnas events in early December.
A fragment notes how waking with a bad taste in the mouth leaves a dull tired feeling and constipation. It suggests using Chamber to aid digestion and relieve stomach discomfort.
Mrs. Lou Colemans entertaining her mother of Pricetown, Mrs. Lizzie. Guests at Albert Malady and family, Miss Genet Norwood, are spending the week with their father and mother, Edd Genet. Dr. Blackburn's sells Holsteins. Harrison, Ohio. A party at Newtonsville. Oscar Qurlis sold his farm to Mr. Morgan. Mrs. Curry wintering with daughter in Ohio. Mrs. App Sherer visiting Georgia. Lydia Arandall with Mrs. Baugh. A Cold Reminder: early treatment of a cold with Chamberlains remedy advised to prevent serious disease.
Mrs. Anns Howard visits Bo Board City while Mies Mabel Dudley wed the bride. Anna Daughty spends winter with J. B. White. Mrs. Yettow, widow of Dr. Aae, moves back to her former home in Pwichester. Wedded Edith Wacker and others receive best wishes from friends amid local notices and upcoming movie listings with Buck Jones and Olin Brady events.
Frank Judd and wife welcome daughter Frances Hilizabeth born Nov 10. James Carpenter and wife spent Sunday in the city. Harry Calier and family move to Clarence Rice and wife of Batavia. Mrs. William Craver visited with Aug. Carlier and family. Visitors at O Hartmetz’s and Fred Gardner. Will Gardner of Williamsburg. Karlie Heitzman and Larry Meyers with wives. Miss ae Oidhem of Batavia. Bert Rohr entertained company Sunday. Mrs. zie Brown visited her mother Mrs. Burger of South Lebanon. High and Mr. Myers of Walnut spent Sunday with Harry Patchell.
Richardson and seven others plus Mrs G Cook attended an event in Brookville Kentucky. Miss Louanna Foster visited Miss Leona Anderson at Mrs C Grace. Mrs Bessie Anderson and daughter came from their home. Reif plans a visit to sister Mrs Leon Patton in Sandy Lake Pennsylvania. Several relatives noted visiting, traveling, and hosting across Ohio and nearby towns with mentions of Batavia Pleasant 26 and North Feesburg.
Mrs Louis Stewal and daughter Annita visited with sister Mrs Aaron Ward of Mason Ohio. Mr and Mrs Sherman Schooley called on Md Hill and sister Hattie. Mrs Charles Uss ey will move sale to Batavia. For sale blue steel range and walnut double wardrobe bargain. Meeting of Clermont County Jersey Breeders Association held in Farm Bureau office Batavia with three new members and plans for January annual meeting.
The War Department announced plans to maintain four permanent American cemeteries in France at Suresnes Romagne Belleau Wood and Bony Manders Field near London will also host a burial area for Dead soldiers. Headstones will be identical with only the inscription and Star of David differing to indicate faith. Memorials require approval by the Secretary of War.
Union Thanksgiving services will be held at the German U B church tomorrow morning. Rev. Smith of the M E B church will deliver the sermon. Special music will be provided and the public is invited to attend.
The Kentucky market for rabbits is flooded with large kill volumes. Retail prices rose from 20 cents per head last week to 40 cents, with skinning included. High ammunition costs are cited as a factor in the price increase.
Farmers urged to try Batavia Creamery offering butterfat per pound this week. Note: OCR fragment mentions butterfat price and Batavia Creamery.
Clermont County Farm Bureau will hold an all day annual meeting in Batavia on December 4 starting 9 30 a m The gathering aims to perfect a county Farm Bureau organization and adopt a township balanced constitution The event may feature Murray D Lincoln State Federation secretary to discuss state policies and county prospects Drainage talks by OSU specialists Dustman and Miller are planned for several township sessions December 1 through December 3.
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