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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
5
Advice urges readers to choose a single cough medicine and stick to it recommending Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a trusted option. Claims no alcohol and notes seventy years of sale by JC Ayer Co. Lowell Mass. The piece also promotes Ayer's Pills as a reliable laxative with doctor approval emphasis.
Lew F White will present a second lecture titled A Tour of the World with Us in Blue at Lindale Baptist Church Friday evening October 28. Admission 15 cents for adults and children under ten free. The church has been newly papered and woodwork finished. thanks to A Schenicks and the committee in charge.
Flow's This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co props Toledo Ohio. We the undersigned have known J Cheney for 15 years and believe him honorable in business. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Price per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Mrs Jos Higgins and Miss Breslin attended a recital at Marathon Wednesday evening. Williams and mother of New Tonsville were guests Tuesday. Ms B T Worthington and Mrs A N Genet visited Milford Thursday. A W Predmore had a serious accident while working on the Odd Fellows new avenue at Marathon Thursday. Mrs Jno Joseph and Mrs Lou Davida of Marathon spent Thursday with Mrs Jno Work. Jos Higgins traveled to Cincinnati Tuesday. Bernard Rosselot hosted a successful reception and dance Saturday evening. Miss Lottie Smith and mother visited Hillsboro Wednesday. The death of L Jones of Moores Fork Friday shocked the community. A P Kellum made a business trip to Newtonsyville. Higgins and Robert Genet joined friends at Marathon Wednesday. Nellie Creager called in Moores Fork Monday.
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a home remedy for lung ailments, claiming it cured a Calamine Arkansas man of lung trouble and led to weight gain. It asserts use for colds la grippe asthma croup throat and lung issues with 50 cents and 1.00 prices and free trial bottles at druggists.
The Monroe township Sunday schools will hold a convention in the Presbyterian church here on Saturday, November 5, with all invited. Rev. J. Shepard of Peebles was in town two days last week. J. H. Jackson and wife visited James Sapp and wife at Franklin over Sunday. C. R. Moorehead and wife of Elk Lick were here Thursday. Mrs ate Schneider hosted dinner Tuesday. Mrs. Dodsworth and daughter Carrie were mentioned. Late Huntley sold his farm to a Bethel man and will take possession March 1.
An advertisement features Capt Bogardus the world renowned rifle shot claiming kidney relief after using Foley Kidney Pills. He describes prior pains and headaches with improved health after three bottles and urges purchase at druggists.
Bethel resident Miss Louise Paeltz visited Mrs. W C Sapson last week. Miss Ednari of Hastad visited Miss Annabel Flora and others in George. Miss Gertrude Bunn of Batavia was here Saturday. Reed and wife moving to new home in Sophy. Woman's Club Halloween party postponed to Saturday October 29. Gad entertained Lawrence Cena and Swem family on Sunday. Swem died early Sunday morning leaving five daughters and three sons. funeral Wednesday 6 PM at Baptist church. Community extends sympathy. William Lave and Geo Samae Gad hosted Bantam Payer timer sauce Ban Judd family and Miss Angie at home.
A garbled note mentions Fala and indh with claims of a vigorous cure for health and stomach relief. It references various phrases like blood tone, nerves, and a supposed “Sher from kidney” and “Wieding Bitters,” suggesting an old advertisement or medical claim.
The fragment mentions a person seriously ill with typhoid fever amid garbled text about others and a missing context. The readable core describes an illness and uncertain surrounding details. No clear names or dates are established.
Readable lines are limited to a garbled quote from a letter attributed to M Stock, with stray words suggesting a personal correspondence. The legible content provides no coherent event, date, or identifiable figures.
Albert Leeds hosts guests including Joe Miller and family from Covington. Miss Bessie Pearce visits Miss Leoti Liston. J. W. Liston and M. Edwards attend the Southern Ohio Christian Conference in Troy. Families relocate and improve homes, while school girls recover after heat during shinny. Mrs. Shockley visits Crawfordsville as Grace Needham visits from Los Angeles. Dick Atchley moves to Charles Smith’s farm and Smith's family prepares to move to Amelia.
I N Regan, a Missouri farmer, says Foley's Kidney Remedy cured his kidney and bladder pain and misery. He could not work before and now touts the product as beneficial. Sold by all druggists.
Miss Anna Sanders visits her parents. Mrs Sam Peal and Miss Frank Hibbits spend Monday with their brother George and family. Mrs Geo Nelcamp and son Fred visit relatives here. Maree eel of Batavia calls on Miss Audrey Williams. Blanche Willis gave a Clover recital. Protracted Baptist meeting ongoing. Jess Jordan and wife entertain Sunday guests. Chas Paeltz and wife care for Renee. Mr and Mrs Lon a of Frankfordees and Mrs Richard Corbin of New Richmond visit. C F Davis at Buyers Convention in Pecanous last week. Louise Pael visits Amelia. Hutson family hosts Richard Hutson and daughters from Melia. Parker leaves for St Louis. Mrs Frank West visiting city relatives. Daggett returns from Hanton for Chas Enderes visit. Enderes home from West Baden Springs. Harry Rapp and wife move into Crane Property. Onaker leaves for two weeks with Neler in Indiana. Bainum and wife host Dr Langden and Mt Washington family Sunday. John R Grover and wife visit city.
An advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the perfect healer for cuts corns burns bruises sores boils ulcers eczema salt rheum sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and sprains. It claims to be infallible for piles and sells for two cents at all druggists.
Mrs. John Cobb hosts guests Mrs. C W Stokes and daughter Dorothy of Loveland. Mr. and Mrs. William Ireton welcome a baby daughter born Wednesday. Mrs. Byron Williams returned from a five week visit with her daughter Mrs. Charles Kain of Linwood. Mrs. G W Carter entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bouth of Franklin. Mr and Mrs Dailey and Miss Jehn Walk eree jugsts of F.hite Price Hill Friday. Mr W O Maham of spar ark visited here. A reception was held for the new pastor and wife at the church with cake and coffee for about 175. Gray and wife of Flemminsburg home from school. The Venta Club met at Mrs H Davis's home with a program. Ellis Mount of viennati visiting James Mount and Mrs Franz wife. B Tissick family visiting from range, Ky. It is noted Chamberlains Liniment is trusted in sudden mishaps and aches.
A crowd of Black residents from Cincinnati aided by youths and other locals helped control a disturbance at the armory late night as 400 troops reportedly intervened. The event appears to involve injuries and heightened tensions.
Historical note records a collision or mishap involving notable figures, with references to careen operations and a shipboard incident. The report documents the event location, involved parties, and immediate consequences while noting surrounding conditions and responses.
The courts record Harry Hammon v. Cincinnati Milford and Loveland Traction Co for damages claimed at 5000 dollars, with C C Kearns for plaintiff and Thorn Baker Eli H Speidel for defendants. Also Lafayette Loan & Trust Co v. Harry H Hill for money only. Probate entries include Ina M Runyan guardianship case to sell real estate. Marriage licenses listed George Breton with Elizabeth Shaw and I Sylvester Graham with Elizabeth Flairly. Appointments reveal Nettie G Adams as administratrix and John Knause as administrator. Real estate transfers name J D Willougbly to Amanda Daugherty 100 acres and other deeds. County commissioners approved numerous road and culvert expenses and related items. Also notices of contracts and condemnations for local roads and Ohio pike work. Bell and Citizens phones noted.
Batavia residents testify to permanent relief from kidney and urinary complaints using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Mary Henderson of Water St. reports four boxes cured her backache and boosted her strength. Sold by dealers nationwide. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Miss Amy Hutson and James Norris wed at Spring Grove M E church Nicholsville with Rev Keppard officiating. The ceremony drew a crowded audience and 57 guests afterward shared a three course supper at the couple's home. The bride wore embroidered silk mull and white roses while Gladys Hutson played the wedding march.
A brief note describes a long history of a throat remedy without opiates, popular for soothing coughs and throat discomfort. It mentions household use and enduring trust in the product across generations.
Game warden J. H. Sackett arrested four Italians on Sunday October 16 near Edenton. They were brought before Wm Hutchinson at Marathon, pleaded duty, and were fined $25 plus costs. Their guns and ammunition were forfeited to the State.
A garbled OCR note describes a cough disruption and asks for help. The lines hint at repeated hacking and memory gaps, with unclear references to dates or names. The fragment reads as a rough diary style complaint about disruption and aimless requests.
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