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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1906
Page
8
Rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes follow the use of these dependable little pills. They do not gripe or sicken. Sold by Buann's Drug Store.
An assortment of remedies and events appears. Dr. Eclectric Oil promises rapid relief for earache and other pains. Local guests visit Miss Parrott. Diurnal adverts promote Regulats for digestion and Burdock Blood Bitters as a blood purifier. A pie social by Marathon Ladies’ Aid supports the church.
Kings Mills resident Chas Schemel spent Sunday with Miss Georgia Connely while many others visited family and friends in Blanchester, Edenton, Pleasant Plain, and Norwood. The column notes weddings, travel, and local commerce plus a dental notice and ad for Star Cream Separator agents in Brown and Clermont counties.
The article notes 243 pupils on the first day of 1905 rising to 235 in 1906 with 301 enrolled by the end of the first month. It states all eligible pupils now attend and promotion relies on written exams with strict attendance and honest work. It calls for patron cooperation.
A Batavia notice column promotes Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney ills with a customer testimonial from Mrs. Kate Riley of Hamilton Ohio claiming long relief after three boxes. It lists price and agents. The page also reports local appointments sales and notices including ministers retirement and meetings and a horse sale at Gregg stables.
John Bard aged 65 a farmer and Civil War veteran committed suicide by hanging at his Branch Hill home after separating from his wife in Ludlow Kentucky. Coroner Gatch ruled death by personal safety related strangulation. He had been living with his son Burns and left memories of plowed fields and church music.
An advertisement touts Ramon's Nerve and Bone Oil as antiseptic and pain stopping with healing by first intention. It offers a 25 cent price and money back guarantee if not satisfied. The Royalist Social Club plans a ball at Jamieson's Hall on Thursday evening November 1, managed by T. Hamilton.
At the September conference Rev. G M Fulton was assigned to Goshen for the fourth time to the delight of the congregation and townspeople. A recent gathering at the parsonage featured a appealing program and luncheon. The church and Goshen people congratulated Fulton on his reappointment.
The issue features abundant substantials and dainties of literature with several bright stories. The romance of Aaron Burr continues and there are sketches on politics and political economy, all attractively illustrated.
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