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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1915
Page
5
An advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for tired kidneys and back pain, with a Hillsboro Ohio user testimonial. It promotes the product price and the Foster Milburn Co. as sponsor, and mentions a separate Catarrh Cure offer with local endorsements and a Toledo druggist network.
City shoppers and relatives spent Sundays with extended families including the McAfees Hartmetzes Carlier and Hartzen Metz families. Advertisers promote Foley’s Honey and Tar, Kidney Pills and Cathartic Tablets via a Five Cent trial mail offer from Nash Pharmacy Chicago.
Ed Harry of Cincinnati visits grandfather Jas Harry Sr. and relatives. Rev Arthur and family of Mt Crab spend Saturday with Mrs Reddick and sister Mrs Price. James Harry and wife of Monterey spend Sunday with John Hill and family. Mrs Alice Baird of Russellville stays with sister near Williamsburg and visits the Wayside. Delmar Jester, wife and cousin Helen Connor, visit James Hask ell and family of Afton. Emma Maham of Hyde Park spends week with Laura Wacker. John Hill and wife with daughter Florence call on friends at Marathon Sunday. A W Whitaker joins Globe Wernicke Works in Cincinnati. Mr Hedrick and family of Afton occupy Hill property. For impure blood and sluggish liver Burdock Blood Bitters marketed 35 years at $1.00.
Wm Knowls purchases Miss Emma Corbins farm. Mrs Eugene Laycock is sick. Visitors include James Corbin and wife from Texas at H Shinkles and others at various local homes. The band boys hosted an oyster supper and concert at Beech Grove schoolhouse Saturday night. Goodman and Son will relocate their store to J L Roudebushs this week.
Mrs Lulu Kirk visited J W Hutchinsons and families with others in Greenberry. Charles Hobson and family Sundayed with his father Henry Hobson. Day and wife of West Point spent Sunday with Charles Bingaman and Mrs W H Jones. Mrs Sidney Brown and baby and Mrs Irene Harbaugh entertained at Mrs Walter Daugherty. Mrs Sarah Hartman visiting Ella Nichols. Joseph Rounds and family, Ada Shriner and sons visited Hattie Johnson. Everett Varney and John Varney with James Varney family BE. J Hutchinsons entertained friends Sunday. Warren Powers visited N B Wallace. Miss Rose Varney spent week with friends in Kentucky. Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs Hannah Moyer’s. October 14, Hattie Glancy and Misses Orella Alma Hunter Merrick Glancy motor to Lynchburg to visit Edgar Moorehead. Lena Hamilton of Madisonville visiting here. John Harlow recovering from tonsil removal.
A mother waking to a child struggling for breath is advised to give Chamberlains Cough Remedy every ten minutes until vomiting occurs. The advertised remedy is claimed to bring quick relief, allowing the child to sleep and awaken well. It is noted as having many years of uniform success and is obtainable everywhere.
About 50 men and boys cut Henry Conner and Samuel Hawthorn's corn while they recover from injuries. A small wheat crop is planned this fall. James Conner visits his children. Several local residents mentioned visits and a shower was held for Lola Malott and Cleo Wilson. The Skidmore and Carr marriages will live in Batavia.
An advertisement from Nash Pharmacy touts Foley Kidney Pills as strengthening the kidneys to filter waste and relieve fatigue, backache, headaches, stiff joints, and rheumatic pains, asserting improved efficiency through better health.
Miss Aurelia Turner spent Saturday with Miss Mary Hutchinson at Camp Dennison. Mrs. Sarah McMahan is quite sick. Miss Flora Daugherty entertained Miss Merle Hancock to dinner Sunday. Mrs. Charles Adams of Milford was a week end guest of Mrs. Martha Thirey. Harmon Cover and wife visited Ben Cover and wife at Bantam Sunday. Mrs. Daugherty returned from a visit to her brother in Owensville. Harry Rapp of Sabina is visiting the Rapp sisters. Misses Della and Pearl Maham spent Sunday with Mrs. Mca Maham. Rev. W S Henry of Evanston and Miss Jennie Snell were Sunday visitors at J W Snell's. Sylvester Glancy and family of Williamsburg spent Sunday with the Rapp Sisters.
Mrs William Bright of Fort Wayne Indiana reports a strong cure from a single bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy for a bad bronchial cough stating immediate benefit and complete recovery. The note promotes availability of the remedy everywhere.
Mrs. Hannah Paxton, 93, lies in critical health at her daughter Mrs Megler’s West Loveland home after a week long hip fracture. Dr William Scott spoke to the Branch Hill Mothers club on heredity and responsibility. A Pennsylvania line passenger train carried Pythians to Springfield for a new home dedication. A Cincinnati man, driving an elegant auto bought with a worthless check, was arrested and sent back. Twightwee resumes bolt and screw work with a large local workforce.
G. W. Roberson of Wichita Falls Texas praises Foley Cathartic Tablets as a delightful cleansing laxative that keeps the stomach sweet and liver active and banishes biliousness bloating headaches and dullness Nash Pharmacy sells the product.
J. W. Nix of Cleveland Ga reports two children cured of croup after using Foley's Honey and Tar. Local items list many Sunday visits, farm leases, and social events across Bethel Williamsburg Perintown Batavia and surrounding towns. A reader testimonial praises the same cough remedy and Nash Pharmacy is noted.
Miss Zella Kilgore attended the Lindale embroidery club Friday afternoon with Mrs. Orville Green. Mrs. Epply entertained city friends on Sunday. Mr. Hollenbeck, B. F. Moyer and wives were Sunday guests of M. K. Day and family. Mrs. George Gates in Bethel Saturday. Frank Heizer and family of Deer Park spent Thursday with J. N. Judd and wife. Will Houser and wife were Sunday guests of Fred Warren and family. Mrs. Bessie Ferris spent Wednesday with Mrs. Stickel at Bantam. Mrs. Halfhill of New Richmond spent several days with Mrs. W. T. McDonough. Several from here attended the 50th reunion at Highland Park Saturday. Orville Timberlake and wife were guests of Walter Baldwin Sunday. John Kelly and wife entertained Sunday James Smith and family and Mrs. Atwood of Amelia. Mesdames Porter Offutt Miss Keen and Smith attended the first Amelia Woman's Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Lula Wall.
Havanna Florida resident Rev. M. Knighton reports three months of tense kidney and back pain that would lay him up. After using Foley Kidney Pills he says the pain disappeared and feels as if twenty years were added to his life. Nash Pharmacy lists the product.
Miss Audrey Foster guest of Leah Lucass in Bantam J. Scott and family visited John Huntington in Amelia. Chas Pendery hosted his daughter and grandchildren from Cherry Grove. N L Geil visited Will Frazee’s in Norwood. Genevieve and Mary Johns visited city and Milford relatives. Belle Coulter birthday celebrated by Laclede Kennedy with 500 guests. Keith Brannock visiting Georgetown for the fair.
A string of social visits and events across town highlights weekends and holidays. Mrs. Beulah Adams hosted a recital at Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Brown’s home, Addie Patton hosted the Woman's Club, and Susan and Ruhanna Brown entertained 25 guests for dinner. Families in Hamilton, Eastwood, Laurel, Berry and Indianapolis are noted visiting relatives and attending temple dedications and local gatherings.
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