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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1892
Page
5
Fragmented text mentions death in law and visiting relatives, with ad lines for Larrabee's Rheumatic Liniment and druggists. References to Forest Hill occupation, Nebraska couple, Maggie Lytie, and Mrs Phosie Mt Bethela appear amid scattered names and locations, suggesting a local notice page.
This notice touts Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and colds sold in the United States from March 1891 to 1891 with a money back guarantee if results are unsatisfactory. It promotes a one bottle price of 1 00 and lists J B Walker s Drugstore Wittenberg Ohio and Belt Barr Batavia Ohio as sellers.
Despite poor weather a large crowd gathered at the Republican league hall in Moscow to hear Col. Geo W. Hulick campaign for Congress. He spoke nearly two hours to an attentive audience amid band music and patriotic songs, with Mayor James Ackley presiding and vowing strong Republican support.
An old advertisement touts a pre sale remedy in 50c and 1 dollar bottles available through druggists, urging customers to avoid substitutes and promising easy access for those who wish to try it. The note lists California, San Francisco, Louisville, and New York locations connected to the product.
About 75 guests gathered at Mrs. John Wilson's home to witness the marriage of Rose, a teen bride in wine satin, to Henry Frost on Wednesday 19th at 6 am. Rev. Briggs officiated and music by Mrs. Beckett and Mr. Hoggett accompanied the festive reception and dinner.
Dr Miles Nervine advertised as a cure for nervous diseases and a promoter of weight gain and better sleep. Endorsed by Mrs L B Millard of Dunkirk and Brown & Maybury of Cortland with reported gains. free trial bottles and book offered at Dr John Bunn's Batavia drug store.
Amelia residents host visitors from Morrow Batavia and Cincinnati. The Smith Sisters plan a concert at Amelia Baptist Church on Wednesday November 9. Local clergy announce services and a Baptist church all day meeting on Thursday October 27 with sermons and hymns. Advertisements cite Chamberlain's Pain Balm endorsements and a photography offer by Liddy in Williamsburg Ohio.
Fragmented notices record social visits, farm losses, and community events in Columbus and nearby towns. Residents include Mrs F Waterfield and family, Rev S S N, and visitors from Batavia and Creinnatl. Topics cover farm fire damage, uninsured crops, county candidates, and local church gatherings with names like George Bevenam, A Lockwood, and Miss Ceddie Moore.
A letter from R McDougall of Auburn Ind asserts Dr Miles New Heart Cure cured his heart flutter and tenderness after two years of pulse stoppages. The piece promotes a free book on heart and nervous diseases at Dr John Bunn’s drug store Batavia. Other local notes mention residents moving, visiting, voting, or traveling, with several social updates and a recruitment for a hospital lunch event.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for cuts sores skin eruptions and fever sores. It promises perfect satisfaction with a money refund or 25 cents per box and cites Galery Belt and Barr Druggists and J B Walker of Williamstown as sellers.
Royal Baking Powder is shown by actual chemical tests absolutely pure and 27 per cent stronger than any other brand. Many second class brands are urged at the price of high quality Royal. These powders cost less and are 27 per cent weaker. If forced on you, demand a correspondingly lower price.
Baldwin Michael Hey and family visited relatives at Glen Este on Sunday August Rohr spent last week with relatives in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs Isaac Turner and daughter Ree t O Perintown were visitors at O Teal's. Lewis Hahnhart and Henry Rohr of Cincinnati visited Jacob Rohr and family. John Stadtmiller visited relatives in Cincinnati. Rev J R Powell of Elmwood was guest of Mr and Mrs R D Sapp. Idahr was guest of Miss Anna Boerner at Batavia. Arthur Boles of Higginsport visited his brother Charles Boles.
If you are not feeling strong and healthy try Electric Bitters. The remedy acts directly on the Liver Stomach and Kidneys aiding those organs to perform their functions. Sick Headache may yield speedy relief. One trial will convince you. Large bottles 50c at Beltarts Drug Store Batavia and J B Walker Willard burg.
About 31 of her young friends surprised Miss Lena Strickland Saturday evening for a birthday party. The gathering featured games and well wishes for the celebrant. Additional social visits included Dan Cain and wife from Iowa and Otto Pearce with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Titus.
In a brief notice readers are asked to help with a health inquiry describing a group of women seeking remedies for indigestion. The item notes interest in products and potential guidance from medical sources.
Edenton residents reported Columbus Day celebrations at local schools. Miss Blanche Sy hosted a Saturday evening gathering. A baby girl was born. Mr and Mrs J Prickett moved to Midland City. John Prickett and wife relocated. Will Martin and family take over the Prickett residence. Rev Winsett spoke to youths Sunday. A show Ten Nights in a Bar Room drew a large crowd with prizes awarded for popular man McGrew and pretty Elmer Hill of Newtonsville. Mrs Henry Garrison visiting Springfield. Moses Shaw and wife visiting sister Mrs Mary Cramer in California.
Advertisement touts Brown’s Iron Bitters as a cure for general debility and a liver cleanser with appetite boost. It also promotes Pennsylvania Lines excursion tickets on Sept 27 and Oct 25 to various southern and western destinations with direct service and low rates. Includes contact for ticket agents and a personal note of thanks from Jacob Hodges of Nicholsville Ohio.
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