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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1907
Page
5
An old advertisement urges readers not to lose hair and to keep it fixed to the scalp with Ayer's Hair Vigor. It markets the product as a hair medicine tonic and hair food, touting a testimonial that it has been sold for over sixty years.
Ethel Hall visits her ailing father near Goshen. Mrs. Rosselott recovers from typhoid. H J Sylvester returns home. Funeral of Mrs Hart in Fayettsville attended by Worthington and Smith. Will Snl and family visit P P Hadley. McManners and Harriet family in city. Pete Rosselot plans to move to Buford area. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonials and rebates. Algerians praised as marksmen. The Texas Wonder kidney and rheumatic remedy promoted. Dr Shoop Catarrh treatments mailed free by Nash Pharmacy.
Mrs. Foster hosted a Sunday guest Mr. Griswold from Lorado. The sick Mrs. Brentlinger Eva Hunt Purdy and Mrs. South are improving. L O McMahon buys the old Christian church to move and convert into a store room. J J Turner’s residence and Mrs Lizzie Meek of Middletown visited her mother Mrs Mary Hall. D K Carpenter adds an extension to his houses. Dr Arthur Brown and son from Hartwood spent Thursday at A Covers. H Cover bought a large farm near Wilmington and works there this week.
An old card touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough remedy with claims of stopping coughs healing lungs and preventing pneumonia. It warns against substitutes and notes appearance in a yellow package. Also mentions Dr King’s New Life Pills and a misquoted teacher line amid assorted snippets.
Arch Beagle of Neville married his hometown sweetheart after a quick courtship begun on a first meeting during a train visit. The couple wed on Saturday evening, with well wishers extending congratulations as they begin their married life. Across town, notes tell of travels, visits, and local social events including alumni hosting and family gatherings.
Rev. Hayes led services at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening. Local social notes show Mrs. Bureau hosting him Sunday. Chicagoan Ed Purkhiser visits his brother Dr. Purkhiser. Mrs. Alec Demaris of Columbus guests here. Gua Sterman of Sterling, Col. visits the DeBrulers. Selby Glaser and wife spend days with his parents. James Benjamin travels to Indiana due to a sister's illness. Emma Groenewold of Toledo visits the Kaysers. Nell Jarman of Newport visits Mrs. Fee Naylor. An ad promotes Dr. Shoop’s Restorative as a remedy for weak stomach and heart nerves with free samples from Nash Pharmacy.
D N Bunn of Batavia states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not subject to the Pure Food and Drug law because it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs. Safe for children and adults.
Mrs James Jordan visits with her sons in Dayton while Miss Mabel Cast visits cousin Vena Runyan. Several women spend Sundays with friends in Blanchester and Level, with others hosting and visiting family. Chas Connell cuts timber for Talbert Co. Dr Shoop's Restorative is advertised as a stomach and nerve tonic sold by Nash Pharmacy Batavia.
A parade of local items includes Frank King and daughter visiting Wyoming, Grant day attendance at Point Pleasant, Junior Christian Endeavors event on October 2, and a teachers training school planned for October 15. Also mentions Mrs Walker’s property sale and church preaching, plus family notes and an Electric Hitters testimonial.
Our town sent a strong showing at the Boston homecoming last Friday. W A Harmad and wife of Wilmington visited Dr Fomorin and family for part of the week. Wm Snell and wife of Michigan are visiting relatives here. Mrs Kile Hower of Hyde Park and Mrs Emme Hartman of Milford were entertained by Cham Arendall. KF Abernathy of Colorado is visiting.
Kidney trouble warning urges Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure with testimonial from G. M. Keating of Loveland Ohio. Price fifty cents and Foster Milburn Co. listed as US agents. Also local news notes include burglary attempt at Fritz Thomas drug store moved to Hall store room, plus social and meeting notices and visits from residents.
Mrs N H Anderson Jno and Alex Ireton of Boise Idaho and Miss Stella Holman of Iowa visit for homecoming festivities. The Ohio Dental College delegates Theo Needham and KR Christy spend Sunday here. Local social events include a Sunday school pre social and dinners at Lorado. Public notices mention farms for sale and Box 7 Marathon Ohio. Henry KE Joneser of Tampa Florida endorses Foley's Kidney Cure.
Community news from Mt Holly and nearby towns records visits to homes and social events. Notices include visitors from Felicity, Walnut Hills, Xenia, and Amelia, with several mentions of family gatherings and local groups. An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve for burns and piles with testimonial style phrasing.
Mr and Mrs Robertson and daughter Margaret of Springfield Ky visit E R Roberts and family. Miss Anna Roberts spends time with relatives and at the theatre. A large M E circle gathering at Lee W Short’s yields baskets for a shared table. Visitors from Washington DC and Colorado attend from Perkins and Brash. W G Hera plans to move into a new house on Maio street. Others host and attend fairs and visits.
An old ad promotes Prevention tablets described as quick acting cold remedy. It claims to prevent pneumonia bronchitis and flu through early use and markets the product as good for feverish children. Sold by Nash Pharmacy with trial boxes and scents.
The list records numerous Sunday guests and homecomings from Baywood Sar dinia Felicity Hamersville Newport and Ford Ky. Names include Geo Patterson Ed Frambers Ruth Bagby Joan Riley Mrs Elizabeth Allen Miss Claudia Campbell and others. Also promotional notes for Dr Shoops Health Coffee and Foley s Kidney Cure appear with local dealer at Batavia and Moore Co.
A long list of visitors and guests includes Mrs Clara King Voughmer and daughter from London Ontario, Origin Thompson and wife hosting Frank Kelly and wife, and many others visiting relatives in Batavia The items mix social calls with notes on health and a local ad promoting Orion Laxative Fruit Syrup and Bardack Blood Bitters as cures for health concerns.
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